Emulsifiers are added to processed foods to extend shelf life and aid texture. But a new study finds they can alter your gut bacteria in a way that promotes inflammation and triggers colon cancer.1
Big food makers started adding emulsifiers to their products around 1950. Around the same time, the incidence of colorectal cancer started rising in the U.S.2
It is now the second deadliest cancer.… Read More
There is one condition that kills so quickly, you can be dead within 24 hours if you ignore the symptoms.
It takes 258,000 American lives a year. That’s more than breast cancer (41,150), colon cancer (49,190), diabetes (75,578), and Alzheimer’s (84,767) combined… But half of Americans have never even heard of it.1,2
Sepsis occurs when the body has an extreme response to an infection.… Read More
If it was classified as a disease, it would be the fourth-leading cause of death in the United States…behind only heart disease, cancer, and lung conditions.
Researchers have found that miscommunication between doctors and patients kills up to 130,000 Americans a year.1
Half of patients don’t understand what doctors tell them. And even when they do, up to 80% of the information is forgotten before it can be implemented.… Read More
A lethal new health threat has arrived in the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—and nervous doctors—warn it is contagious, drug-resistant, and extremely deadly.1
Federal health officials report that 13 cases have already been confirmed. Four people are dead. And they fear the infection could spread quickly across the country.2
The fungus is part of the Candida family, Candida auris (C.… Read More
For decades, getting dentures was rite of passage for seniors. Not anymore.
Today, most older folks opt for dental implants instead of dentures or bridges. Implants have the advantage of being more like natural teeth. They are permanent, don’t have to be taken out at night, and are virtually maintenance-free.
About 3 million Americans have implants. And that number is growing by 500,000 a year.… Read More
You let your dog lick your face as you give it a big hug. It seems harmless and affectionate. But is it healthy?
A 2011 Japanese study set out to test the common wisdom that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s.
Researchers took bacterial samples from the teeth of 66 dogs and analyzed them. They discovered that dogs’ mouths were rife with bacteria that can cause disease in humans.… Read More