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  • February 13, 2010

    Natural Flu Protection – Post 11

    by: Edmond Devroey MD    The Facts Homeland Security publishes the following: (Quote) “|During a typical year in the United States, 30,000 to 50,000 people die as a result of influenza viral infection. Frequently cited numbers are 20,000 deaths each year. About 5-10% of hospitalizations for influenza lead to fatal outcome in adult. Pandemic years…

  • February 12, 2010

    Digestive Enzymes – post 10

    Enzymes are the single most important element of your health and far outweigh the importance of any other nutrient. Nothing in the human body functions without enzymes making it happen. Without exception, every new “breakthrough” nutritional product being introduced on the market depends entirely upon enzymes (i.e. MSM, HGH, 5HDP, DHEA, etc.) for it’s effectiveness.…

  • February 11, 2010

    Dark Chocolate, Health and Weight Loss – Post 9

    Recent research has shown that dark chocolate offers some surprisingly favorable health benefits and will improve your health.A Harvard University study found that eating dark chocolate could prolong a person’s life by roughly one year. Another study by Dundee University found that volunteers who ate dark chocolate cut their risk of developing blood clots by…

  • February 10, 2010

    Dark Chocolate Fights Hunger – Post 8

    This is taken from Health magazineChocolate isn’t great for your waistline—two bites pack about 50 calories—but the dark kind may help you feel fuller, University of Copenhagen researchers say. They found that people who ate dark chocolate had fewer cravings afterward than those who ate milk chocolate.The reason: Dark chocolate helps the body regulate appetite, its…

  • February 9, 2010

    Crohn's Disease – Post 7

    Crohn’s Disease is a disease where the small intestine is being attacked by white blood cells and scavenger cells. These are naturally occurring in the body and are part of the bodies natural defenses.Most likely Chron’s disease is caused by a food allergy. Usually wheat, dairy or soy.First you need to do a test to…

  • February 8, 2010

    Cholesterol Facts – Post 6

    95% Male sex Hormones 95% Female sex Hormones 95% of Adrenal Hormones All are made from a master steroid in the body – Cholesterol Your body only makes 10% of what it needs, the other 90% comes from dietary sources.If adrenal glands are exhausted you are deficient in cholesterol.Brain is 75% Mylan, this is made…

  • February 7, 2010

    Chocolate Again Linked to Better Heart Health – Post 5

    Chocolate Again Linked to Better Heart HealthIncreased intakes of chocolate may decrease the risk of a heart attack victim from dying from heart related problems, this according to a joint US – Swedish study.Eating chocolate two or more times per week was associated with a 66 per cent reduction in cardiac mortality, while less frequent…

  • February 6, 2010

    Calcium May Promote Healthy Body Weight – Post 4

    Low dietary intakes of calcium may increase the prevalence of being overweight or obesity by 24 percent, according to a new study from Brazil.The study results showed that people with the lowest average intakes (less than 265 mg) were 24 percent more likely to be overweight, compared to people who consumed at least 593 mg…

  • February 5, 2010

    Antioxidants and Free Radicals – Post 3

    What is the connection between antioxidants and free radicals? First, let’s define free radical.Free radicals are molecules that have lost an electron. These molecules are very unstable and are capable of destroying enzymes, protein molecules, a strand of DNA or entire cells. They can be thought of as invaders that attack the body. They will…

  • February 4, 2010

    Did You Know 100,000 Athletes Between the Ages of 13 and 30 Drop Dead During or After Exercise Each Year? Post 2

    30% to 35% of these deaths were do to ruptured aneurysm  60% of these deaths are do to cardiomyopathies More Interesting Facts: Reggie Lewis 27 collapsed at playoff with Boston Celtics and diagnosed with cardiomyopathy. He died 3 mo later.  Evander Holyfield was banded from boxing due to cardiomyopathy. His MD began giving selenium after…

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