April 19, 2013 by KAREN FOSTER Age is nothing but a number, according to new research that suggests you’re only as old as you let yourself feel. A study has shown that people who perceive themselves to be old and frail are more likely to give up activities which could help to keep them young…
Written By: Alan Phillips, J.D. Eight nurses who were fired by their hospital-employer for refusing flu vaccines got national attention earlier this year when ABC News reported on the event. This brought much needed national attention to a trend rapidly sweeping the nation, that of hospitals requiring their employees to get flu shots or…
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim As a followup to our look at the root causes of autoimmune illness, this post reviews several natural ways to protect yourself against autoimmune illness. In some cases, I’ve found that the steps outlined below can actually reverse some of the degenerative changes that can accompany various autoimmune illnesses. Give…
April 17, 2013 by APRIL McCARTHY How many times have you been told as a child to stop biting your nails, picking your nose or cracking your knuckles? It turns out all those and many more ‘bad habits’ are actually good and beneficial for our health. 1. Cracking Your Knuckles The arthritis warnings surrounding cracking…
By Natural Blaze Boosting your immune system is a topic that often comes up as winter sets in. Adults and children start to get the sniffles. The yearly discussion about flu shots starts up again with all the arguments for and against. Magazines run articles on how to stave off winter illnesses like the common…
Click here for more news articles Posted By Dr. Ben Kim With few exceptions, disease and dysfunction do not develop quickly. Disease and dysfunction tend to develop slowly, usually over many years as subtle and overt signs that mark loss of health are ignored. I have found that many people feel that they are fine…
http://www.drjockers.com/ The WideSpread Problem with Estrogen Dominance: Aging and high levels of physical, chemical and emotional stress are associated with the loss of progesterone in women and testosterone in men. When these key hormones are depleted it causes a state of estrogen dominance. This state of estrogen dominance is one of the major factors associated…
by Mike Barrett April 16th, 2013 Are you a believer in using foods to prevent and treat illnesses like diabetes, high blood pressure, and even cancer? There are countless foods and substances available for preventing and treating cancer, and in case you still aren’t convinced, maybe this new and exciting research will seal the deal….
by Elizabeth Renter April 16th, 2013 An estimated 12.5 million people had some form of cancer in 2009, according to the American Cancer Society. Another 25.8 million have diabetes. These two preventable diseases are responsible for millions of deaths worldwide each year. In the constant battle to stay healthy, many of us know that too…
Click here for more news articles The following food myths are some of the most persistent in American culture. If I asked 10 people on the street whether these statements were true, I’d bet 9 out of 10 would say yes. Do you believe these myths too? http://www.healthy-eating-politics.com/food-myths.html Food Myth 1: Salt is bad…
Written By: Katherine Carroll, NTP Have you ever felt your money was wasted on supplements? That even though you consistently followed the protocol from your health-care practitioner you were not getting the results others obtained with the same program? You may have been right! We’ve helped hundreds of patients with age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) with…
Click here for more articles Posted By Dr. Ben Kim If you’re experiencing bloating, belching, abdominal discomfort, or any other symptoms of an overburdened digestive tract, you may benefit from including one or more of the following foods in your diet – all of them are rich in nutrients that are particularly important to the…
by Jon Rappoport April 14, 2013 www.nomorefakenews.com It’s now being suggested that Google Glass, the computers worn over the eyes, can be used to catch rogue stock traders before they wander off the reservation and destroy the firms they work for. Google Glass records everything the wearer sees and says. So if all brokers are…
Click here for more articles by Paul Fassa April 13th, 2013 We’ve been conditioned to accept pharmaceutical prescriptions from doctors or to buy over-the-counter (OTC) pharmaceuticals for pain relief. Some prescriptions can be addictive and all of them have unhealthy, and sometimes dangerous side effects. Many of these drugs are taken to treat some…
Many scientists have claimed that the wave of mobile communications made popular in the last two decades will result in long-term health implications worldwide. An unprecedented level and frequency of tumor growth inside the human brain may be inevitable. Resonance – Beings of Frequencyis a spectacular documentary uncovering for the very first time, the actual…
Written By: Alan Phillips, J.D. The National Vaccine Information Center’s Advocacy Portal (http://www.nvicadvocacy.org) lists current vaccine bills throughout the U.S. Right now, it lists from one to six vaccine bills in each of 30+ states. Most of these bills, if passed into law, would further expand an already out-of-control pharmaceutical vaccine agenda that seeks to…
by Elizabeth Renter April 10th, 2013 Alzheimer’s disease affects an estimated 5 million Americans. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, one in three senior citizens dies with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. So what is being done about this disease that leads our older populations to lose their memory, have delusions, and even lose…
What Happened to Wheat? By Dr. Alison Adams, Contributor One Radio Network Recent research conducted in the USA, Europe and other countries suggests that the incidence of coeliac disease has at least quadrupled in the last 30 years. Coeliac disease (CD) is caused by an inability to digest the gluten protein…
April 11, 2013 by MARCO TORRES That’s the conclusion of a large cohort study from the Netherlands which compared generational shifts in a range of well established metabolic risk factors for cardiovascular disease. Assessing the trends, the investigators concluded that “the more recently born generations are doing worse”, and warn “that the prevalence of metabolic…
Written By: Margie King, Health Coach The diet food industry’s solution to the spread of obesity has been to reduce the calories in processed foods on the theory that the same volume of food will satisfy your appetite regardless of nutrient content. They had great hopes especially for the idea of low-fat potato chips as…