In 1994, the FDA approved a technology that promised to revolutionize the treatment of broken bones. It was called LIPUS, which stood for low-intensity pulsed ultrasound.
LIPUS devices send sound waves into bones and purportedly speed healing.
Americans suffer about 1.5 million bone fractures a year. We spend $18 billion a year to treat them. And lost productivity from time off work costs us billions more.… Read More
Olive oil is the original superfood. Since ancient times, people have recognized it is a potent elixir for good health.
Olive oil has been shown fight virtually every major illness. Studies have found it protects against heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer’s, stroke, diabetes, obesity, and arthritis.1,2
But not all olive oils are created equal. You not only have to buy the right olive oil to get the most health benefits…you need to know how to use it correctly.… Read More
Alzheimer’s is one of the most feared diseases on earth. So when people start to forget things, it’s natural that they worry. They wonder if they are having normal “senior moments,” or if it’s an early sign of dementia.
Dr. Paul Nussbaum is one of the world’s leading authorities on healthy brain aging. In this exclusive video interview, he reveals how you can tell the difference between senior moments and early signs of Alzheimer’s.… Read More
Carrie Fisher’s fatal cardiac arrest was likely caused by a common mineral deficiency.
That’s the belief of one of the nation’s top medical researchers, Dr. George Lundberg. He says the sudden death of the Star Wars actress shows the classic signs of low magnesium.
Dr. Lundberg was editor in chief of the prestigious Journal of the American Medical Association for 30 years.… Read More
Have you noticed that you’ve started to forget things? Maybe you walk into a room and don’t remember what you’re looking for. Or you misplace your keys. Or you can’t remember the names of people you meet.
Fading memory is a normal part of aging, but it’s not inevitable.… Read More
Everybody knows that physical exercise keeps you mentally sharp. But what kind of activity is best? Weightlifting? Cardio? Yoga? Swimming?
Dr. Paul Nussbaum is one of the world’s leading authorities on healthy brain aging. In this exclusive video interview, he reveals what kind of exercise is most effective to keep your memory strong as you get older.
Editor’s Note: If you’re worried about Alzheimer’s, there’s something else you should know… It’s NEVER too late to build a strong brain.… Read More