One of the most disgusting human parasites has genetically mutated to beat the stuff we use to kill it.
That’s the awful news from scientists at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Researchers there collected 109 lice samples…104 of them had the “super-lice” gene mutation.1
And it gets worse.
They found the new strain in 25 states across the South, West, and Northeast.… Read More
What if a study confirmed that Americans are making a diet mistake? One that causes tens of thousands of us to die needlessly each year?
Hopefully we would correct the error and lead long and healthy lives.
New research debunks a deep-seated medical myth. It’s about an eating habit you thought was saving your health. In reality, it was killing you.… Read More
A trip to your dentist’s office could be even scarier than you think.
Recent testing finds that mercury in the air can reach 30 times the safe limit set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.1
The World Health Organization warns that exposure to mercury, even in tiny amounts, causes serious health issues… Including brain damage. Other problems include depression, tremors, and organ damage.… Read More
There is one substance more important for good health than any other. It’s water.
Consider this: Your brain and heart are 73% water. Your lungs about 83%; your skin, 64%; muscles and kidneys, 79%. Even bones are 31% water.1
Of course, thirst is the first sign you need more water. But there are other common symptoms you may be suffering from.… Read More
For years doctors, drug companies, and the FDA recommended a daily “baby aspirin” to prevent heart attacks and strokes as we age. And millions of us have been following that advice.
But what most people don’t know is that the FDA has quietly reversed its stance.
The agency now says daily aspirin exposes us to significant health risks.1,2
In a little-noticed press release, the FDA stated:
“The FDA has reviewed the available data and does not believe the evidence supports the general use of aspirin for primary prevention of a heart attack or stroke. … Read More