The best medicines they have for treating Parkinson’s don’t work. In fact, taking these drugs could ruin your life.
But now research reveals a surprising risk factor for developing it. One we didn’t see coming. And it could hold a key to helping you avoid the disease in the first place.
… Read MoreToxic ingredients hide in your skin care products. About 60% of them make their way into your blood and organs.1 That’s bad enough. But then consider…
The average American woman uses 12 products every morning.2 But that doesn’t mean men aren’t at risk. Most store brands pour toxins into their shaving, hair, and body products. And nobody is regulating any of it.… Read More
Statins don’t work. But it’s not just that they’re ineffective. We’ve told you before they come with over 600 adverse effects. These range form calcifying your arteries to deteriorating muscle tissue. Now a new study reveals what could be the deadliest side effect yet…
They could be raising your risk of developing thyroid cancer.
… Read MoreWe’ve told you before that dopamine antagonists can wreck your thyroid hormone levels.1 But they’re a drug doctors like to use to help treat Parkinson’s disease. These drugs can also be prescribed to treat restless leg syndrome. So they’re pretty common.
And now we know these drugs come with a disturbing—and unexpected—risk.
… Read MoreWe’ve told you before how sugar increases your risk for cancer and heart disease. It also sets you up for developing liver damage, type 2 diabetes, and even Alzheimer’s.1 And then just a few weeks ago we revealed sugar to be the secret cause of high blood pressure. But new research shows there may be an even bigger threat at play…
High fructose corn syrup (HFCS).… Read More
Not long ago, we told you that 48% of hospital rooms tested positive for Acinetobacter baumannii (MDR-AB) bacteria. It can cause major damage to someone with a compromised immune system. You know… The kind of person who may be in the hospital. We also told you that cutting boards in hospital kitchens had double the incidence of deadly superbugs.1
But that’s nothing.… Read More