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Benefits of birthing centers
The latest birth study out shows that women who receive birth center care compared to conventional care were 33% less likely to have a C-section. Not only this, there was about 53% less forceps or vacuum extraction, 28% less likely … Continue reading
Posted in Health News, Lifestyle
Tagged birth center, c section, childbirth, forceps, holistic birth, labor and delivery, midwives, preterm delivery, vacuum extraction
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Say YES to peppers!
Did you know that peppers contain a small amount of nicotine? Did you also know that eating peppers can reduce the risk for Parkinson’s disease? Peppers are in the same botanical family as tobacco. This new study came out in … Continue reading
Actaminophen hell
All acetaminophen products are now on the FDA quarterly watch list because of serious risks and/or new safety information. Making the watch list means that the FDA will investigate the causal link between harm and acetaminophen. Once the link is … Continue reading
A perk for dog lovers
Dog lovers arise and be recognized! The journal Circulation, reports that pet ownership, particularly dog ownership, can be associated with a decreased risk of heart disease. Research has long shown that pet ownership can also be associated with increased survival … Continue reading
Boomers
Baby boomers are in worse overall health with higher levels of hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol and higher rates of disability than their parents, according to a new study the West Virginia University School of Medicine. While life expectancy may be … Continue reading
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Tagged baby boomers, boomers, diabetes, disability, healthy, high cholesterol, hypertension, life expectancy, unhealthy
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Think zinc
Chronic inflammation? Think zinc! New research found that zinc helps control infections by modulating immune system responses to prevent out-of-control inflammation. Zinc homes in on the inflammation pathway to help shut it off. If the is a deficiency in zinc … Continue reading
Eating weeds
Dandelion is more than just a weed! Dandelion root has a long history of medicinal uses, being used from ancient times for its health properties and liver support. Dandelion root is well-known in Korean herbal medicine, being used to improve … Continue reading
The corn facts:
Corn is just generally bad for humans. Add to that cancer-causing GMO corn and the troubles multiply. What could be worse? How about the cancer-causing aflatoxin mold that ravaged the 2012 corn crops? Well, this summer farmers get to blend … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition, Health News
Tagged aflatoxin, aflatoxin corn, beef cattle, carcinogen, corn gmo, corn on the cob, diabetes, diabetic cows, gmo cancer, healthy food
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Childhood diseases
Medical studies indicate that contracting childhood diseases has a favorable effect on the child’s immune system. When children overcome illnesses on their own, their immune systems are stimulated and they build resistance to other diseases. The over-use of the chicken … Continue reading
Posted in Health News, Medical Madness
Tagged antivaccine, chickenpox, childhood disease, immune system, immunization, measles, mumps, shingles, vaccination, vaccines
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Why take a probiotic?
Very few people eat a solid enough healthy diet to not need probiotics. Probiotics are the “good-guy” bacteria that inhabit our intestines, line our organs and blood vessel and most importantly, build a strong immune system. “Good-guy” probiotics thrive in … Continue reading
Eyelash extension vanity
About those eyelash extensions: Eyelash extensions are made out of synthetic fibers that are glued to the natural eyelashes – often with formaldehyde-based adhesives. This procedure brings with it a huge risk for allergic reactions, infections and corneal scarring. This … Continue reading
PSA test? Never!
The American Urological Association (AUA) has back-pedaled on its position for PSA testing going from ALL to NONE. Until recently, the AUA recommended an annual PSA test for all men over 40, but now they are recommending none at all … Continue reading
Ta-ta trivia
Amazing ta-ta trivia: Breast implants increase breast-cancer-specific mortality by 38%. Cosmetic breast augmentation surgical procedures increased some 800% in the last 20 years.
Frankenmeats are here!
Scientists have successfully managed to make lab-grown meat. I reported this over a year ago when one Dr. Mark Post invited reporters to see his methods for producing lab-grown meats. Of course, no one is happy with the taste or … Continue reading
Aspirin – the anti-nutrient
Aspirin is an anti-nutrient! Aspirin depletes the body of folate, iron, potassium, sodium, and vitamin C. Millions of people already take daily aspirin due to some doctors’ bad advice and Big Pharma propaganda that says daily aspirin will prevent heart … Continue reading
Posted in Health News, Medical Madness
Tagged aspirin, aspirin for heart, big pharma, cancer, folate, heart attack risk, iron, nsaids, sodium, vitamin c
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Mold in the house
Is there mold in your house? Common illnesses misdiagnosed as main causes by doctors that can be caused by mold toxins are: Osteoporosis, Lupus, Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma, Lyme Disease, Sick Building Syndrome, Hyperuricemia, Gout, Diabetes, Fibromyalgia, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Multiple … Continue reading
Posted in Health News, Lifestyle
Tagged arthritis, asthm, autism, bronchitis, candidiasis, chronic fatigue, crohn's disease, diabetes, fibromyalgia, flu, gout, hyperuricemia, lupus, lyme disease, mold, mold damage, ms, multiple chemical sensitivity, osteoperosis, rheumatoid, sick building syndrome
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Wrinkle worries
Worried about wrinkles? Eat sugar? Got some news for you! The latest research studies have now proven that sugar causes wrinkles. In fact, the more you indulge in both sweets and overly processed foods that contain sugar the faster you’ll … Continue reading