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One hundred million.
That’s the staggering number of Americans labeled as having high cholesterol.
And what’s mainstream medicine’s predictable solution to this problem?
A quick prescription for their favorite “magic pill” that they swear will not only lower your cholesterol, but give you amazing heart health.… Read More
When it comes to dust lingering around your house, what comes to mind?
Sure, it’s probably an eye sore on your coffee table… and you probably feel like you’re constantly cleaning up.
But what about your health?
Dust accumulation in your house can lead to coughing… sneezing… allergies… asthma and other respiratory issues.… Read More
When it comes to vitamins, vitamin C is considered the gold standard.
It’s good for your immune system, can help manage your blood pressure, and can even help prevent a nasty gout flareup.
But I’m not here today to talk about the benefits of vitamin C…
Today, I’m here to talk about why many seniors aren’t getting enough vitamin C — and why research has found that low vitamin C levels could be tied to a deadly condition.… Read More
Guys, the dog days of summer are officially here.
That means more golf with your friends… or trips to the beach on a hot day.
It also means that some days are beginning to feel downright stifling!
Which is why it’s important that you start taking precautions NOW to avoid heat-related illnesses and conditions like dehydration, fatigue, and heat stroke.
Because according to new research, YOUR HEART could be a causality of the inevitable rising temperatures.… Read More
It’s no secret that soda is nothing but sugar in a can.
Heck, one quick look at a regular-octane soda’s nutrition label is enough to give you a sugar rush!
But that hasn’t stopped the slick, mainstream ad men from promoting diet soda as a ‘healthy’ and ‘guilt-free’ alternative to sugar-laden beverages.
Thanks to years of clever advertising, you’ve probably been DOOPED into believing that these drinks are actually good for you.… Read More
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Back in 1948, a doctor from California named Dr. Lawrence Craven recommended folks take an aspirin a day to reduce the risk of a heart attack. (This recommendation was based on what he observed with his own patients.) … Read More