Category: Health Tips

Fluoride is a toxic substance. The only drug added to water to alter the functioning of the body, regardless of individual water consumption. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88pfVo3bZLY

They put a neurotoxin (Aspartame) in the pre colonoscopy drink but you are not allowed to put anti-oxidants like astaxanthin or resveratrol in foods!

Genetically modified foods must be avoided. There are currently eight GM food crops in the market. These include corn, soy, cottonseed (used in vegetable cooking oils), canola (canola oil), sugar from sugar beets, Hawaiian papaya, some varieties of zucchini and cookneck squash. http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/08/05/how-did-weedkiller-wind-up-in-most-us-rain-samples.aspx

What You Need to Know Before & After Vaccination.
Under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, over $2 billion has been awarded to children and adults for whom the risks of vaccine injury were 100%. Vaccines are pharmaceutical products that carry risks, which can be greater for some than others. NVIC encourages you to become fully informed about the risks and complications of diseases and vaccines and speak with one or more trusted health care professionals before making a vaccination decision. http://www.nvic.org/Ask-Eight-Questions.aspx

Women with breast cancer who exercise for 150 minutes a week at moderate intensity have more than a 40 per cent lower risk of dying and recurrence of disease compared to women who are active for less than one hour a week.

This 90 second video is GREAT! http://media.causes.com/1103946?

Those Pathogens, What You Should Know Remarks delivered at the Third International Raw Milk Symposium, May 7, 2011. http://healthimpactnews.com/2011/you-are-35000-times-more-likely-to-become-ill-from-other-foods-than-you-are-from-raw-milk/

How a Physician Cured Her Son’s Autism… http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/07/31/dr-natasha-campbell-mcbride-on-gaps-nutritional-program.aspx

Hypertension sufferers are often prescribed drugs to thin the blood, reduce the blood pressure and some even for cholesterol reduction. These drugs are not without their negative side effects too. Some of the side effects (muscle pain, erectile dysfunction and severe fatigue) are as bad as or worse then those of the hypertension.
The Archives of Internal Medicine published the results of a study that showed only 30% of those under treatment for hypertension were classified as “well controlled”. Despite regular checkups and drugs, the other 70% were still in the danger zone!
Let me say that another way. If you have hypertension and your doctor prescribes drugs, there is a 70% chance they will not work!
And not only is there a 70% chance they won’t work, if you have had breast cancer, one class of hypertension drug, ACE inhibitors, will increase your risk of contracting cancer again! Among 1,779 women with early stage breast cancer who were treated and then followed for eight years, the researchers found that women who were taking ACE inhibitors had a shocking 56 per cent increased risk of recurrence of the cancer.
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For years we have heard the sermon that cholesterol is divided into two distinct categories: the good (HDL) and the bad (LDL). Turns out it’s not true!

The 52 adults aged 60 to 69 who were participants in study at Texas A&M University, published in the Journal of Gerontology, were in pretty good health but weren’t very active. As part of the study, the participants engaged in vigorous workouts.

After those workouts, the researchers found something surprising — the people who gained the most muscle mass had the highest levels of “bad” cholesterol. The researchers found the more LDL in your blood, the better your body’s ability to build muscle and they concluded that there really isn’t any such thing as “bad” cholesterol.

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