Gestational diabetes can be sidelined with one little trick August 27, 2014
Gestational diabetes is caused by the natural boost of estrogen every pregnant woman experiences. But one nutrient (with several others added for support) can quickly sideline gestational diabetes.
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Pistachios might improve insulin response and heart health August 21, 2014
Pistachios might improve insulin response and heart health in diabetics according to two recent studies that also found belly fat reduction and weight loss with daily pistachio snacking.
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Shingles pain can be relieved quickly without painkillers or antiviral meds August 14, 2014
Shingles and its lingering nerve pain can be excruciating. But you don’t have to settle for ineffective drugs. Intravenous vitamin C produces quick and thorough relief from shingles-related pain.
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Stroke can be triggered by depression and other negative emotions August 13, 2014
Stroke can be triggered by negative emotions according to a new review of a large heart study. Coping with feelings of stress, depression, and hostility is essential to protect your brain.
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Vitamin D megadoses are proven safe for older people August 11, 2014
Vitamin D megadoses are necessary in order for you to reap this amazing vitamin’s many benefits. New research settles it: These megadoses are vitally important for seniors, but not harmful.
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Vitamin E has gotten an unfair rap for years — here’s why August 7, 2014
Vitamin E researchers have been using an inferior and potentially dangerous form of the vitamin for large studies over the past decade. Results have unfairly trashed vitamin E’s reputation, even linking it to prostate cancer. Now a new study may finally force researchers to apologize, while revealing the dangers of the fake form of this vitamin.
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Inflammation can be curbed with supplements, but the FDA doesn’t want you to know August 7, 2014
Inflammation is a normal bodily process, but the FDA now treats it like a disease, putting the screws to supplement makers who produce anti-inflammatory products. There’s a method behind this madness.
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Leg cramps can easily be solved by boosting mineral absorption August 4, 2014
Leg cramps are almost always caused by a depletion of certain minerals. If mineral supplements don’t solve the problem, the root cause might be poor absorption due to low levels of stomach acids. Read On
Lab created version of heart healthy niacin could be deadly August 4, 2014
Niacin increases HDL cholesterol and lowers triglycerides — a genuine heart healthy nutrient. When Merck tried to turn niacin into a heart medicine, they botched it, but the media blamed niacin.
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Vitamin K is well known for bone support, but also curbs artery calcium July 31, 2014
Vitamin K is well known as a necessary vitamin for bone support. It helps increase bone calcium. Less well known is K’s opposite effect on the arteries. Vitamin K reverses arterial calcification.
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Breast cancer prevention rarely merits removal of a healthy breast July 28, 2014
Breast cancer prevention rarely merits removal of a healthy breast. New research shows that most women who take this drastic preventive step are actually at very low risk.
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MSM’s “secret” cancer-fighting ability revealed July 23, 2014
MSM has one remarkable trick up its sleeve, uncovered by researchers only recently. MSM could play an important role in fighting cancer! Read On
Chemotherapy causes grueling nausea, but there are ways around it July 17, 2014
Chemotherapy causes nausea, but there are ways you can lessen this side effect. Anti-nausea drugs can actually cause nausea, but three non-drug strategies have been shown to be effective.
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Omega-3 levels in your body can be monitored with a test you can do at home July 16, 2014
Omega-3 levels can be monitored with a test that requires just one drop of blood, so you can do it yourself at home to make sure your omega-3 levels are high enough to prevent cardiovascular disease.
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Testosterone therapy is even more dangerous than we thought, says the FDA July 16, 2014
Testosterone replacement products approved by the FDA raise blood clot risk. Now the FDA says this therapy could make blood clots even more likely. And other grave risks are still being researched.
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Alzheimer’s can now be detected early July 14, 2014
Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia can now be accurately detected in the early stages. But if you’re at risk, what then? Don’t let anyone tell you your options are limited. They’re not. Read On
Soy is not the miracle life saver a new report makes it out to be July 10, 2014
Soy is not the life saver a new report makes it out to be. Men, beware the hype! Results show it helps your heart, controls blood sugar, and boosts testosterone, but the drawbacks will undo all that.
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What is triglyceride? It’s the fat we should REALLY worry about July 9, 2014
What is triglyceride? It’s the fat we should REALLY worry about. Cholesterol gets all the attention, but new research highlights what we’ve known for years: triglycerides do more harm to your heart.
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Vitamin D is the “diabetes vitamin” – new research confirms it July 7, 2014
Vitamin D is the “diabetes vitamin.” This is confirmed in new research where D (known to reduce heart disease risk in diabetics) helped stop the progression of the disease in those who are prediabetic.
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Type 1 diabetes can sometimes be reversed with diet and common nutrients June 30, 2014
Type 1 diabetics might have more control over their condition than they realize. Dr. Wright explains how strict diet modification combined with supplement use can sometimes actually reverse type 1. Read On
Omega-3 fatty acids could reduce stroke risk June 30, 2014
Stroke risk can be reduced by increasing protein intake — especially from fish — according to a new study. But researchers seemed to have overlooked the obvious (and more likely) omega-3 effect.
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Health officials ignore the REAL problem with tanning beds: addiction June 25, 2014
A new FDA regulation for discouraging tanning bed use in teens under the age of 18 is a joke. The warning we really need to hear about is the danger of tanning addiction, for anyone of any age.
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New research confirms magnesium lowers atherosclerosis heart risk June 23, 2014
New research from the Framingham Heart Study shows that artery calcification (atherosclerosis) is almost 60 percent lower in those with the highest magnesium intake. Read On
Chemotherapy linked brain damage can unhinge your brain for years June 23, 2014
New research confirms that chemotherapy causes “chemo brain” — also known as “chemo fog.” This cognitive impairment can last for years unless patients and doctors take simple steps to prevent it. Read On
Understand and overcome high blood pressure… Decoding the “Mosaic of Hypertension”—Part 2 June 17, 2014
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