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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Stuck in stress mode
When our bodies get stuck in a stressed-out state, the hypothalamus continually sounds an alarm that resounds through the whole body. This causes the central nervous system to respond by triggering the adrenal glands to release adrenaline which raises the … Continue reading
Milk doesn’t a body good
A study published in the journal Pediatrics, by the American Academy of Pediatrics, shows an association between the use of antibiotics in the first year of life linked to an increase in the occurrence of asthma. The study also noted … Continue reading
Multipurpose melatonin
Melatonin is a naturally occurring hormone that helps regulate the sleep-wake cycle. Melatonin also blocks the effects of estrogen in hormonally-influenced cancers, such as breast, endometrial, ovarian and uterine cancers. Natural sources of melatonin in order of most effective to … Continue reading
Candida!
Candida albicans is a common type of fungus that normally lives in your intestines in balance with good bacteria. It actually serves a good purpose in a small amount and generally doesn’t cause trouble until something upsets the balance of … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition
Tagged antibiotics, candida, fungus, rash, yeast infections
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Sweating it out over sweating
Hyperhydrosis: Sweating is controlled by the autonomous action of the sympathetic nervous system. Nerves stimulate sweat glands to secrete sweat under certain conditions such as external heat or emotional stress. Alcohol, caffeinated beverages and spicy foods all tend to cause … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged botox, deodorants, emotionals stress, hyperhydrosis, sweating
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Top secret death ingredient
Dr. Myron Wentz ~ Legal drug use has surpassed alcohol as the #1 cause of liver disease. The top culprit is acetaminophen found in Lortab, Tylenol and other readily available, OTR pain relievers. Acetaminophen lowers glutathione levels; glutathione is a … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged acetaminophen, cancer, free radicals, glutathione, liver disease, Tylenol
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Really stupid botox move
Botox in your bladder?? The cutting edge treatment for overactive bladder (OB) is to kill it with botulinum toxin. The truth is only one out of three women get any relief from the botox bladder injection. But one in six … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged acidosis, botox, catheterization, gluten, overactive bladder, urinary infections
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Enzymes for digestion
If your diet consists primarily of cooked foods then you will need to take an enzyme supplement. There are a number of good enzyme supplements available at the health food store that will relieve common digestive problems like gas and … Continue reading
Long term consequences
Candida albicans is a common type of fungus that normally lives in your intestines in balance with good bacteria. It actually serves a good purpose in a small amount and generally doesn’t cause trouble until something upsets the balance of … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Medical Madness
Tagged antibiotics, bacteria, candida, thrush, vaginosis
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Mushrooms and estrogen driven cancers
White button mushrooms contain a potent cancer-fighting substance called conjugated linoleic acid (CLA). CLA minimizes the effects of the enzyme aromatase, which reduces cancer risks that come with high estrogen levels. Other than in mushrooms, CLA is found exclusively in … Continue reading
Alzheimer’s defense
Your absolute best defense against Alzheimer’s disease is in the food you eat. In a recent study, the Journal of the Alzheimer’s Association found that people who eat the RDA amount of folate have a much lower risk of developing … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition, Lifestyle
Tagged alzheimers, anitoxidant, brain aging, dementia, folate
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Ghost writers in the sky
Prempro and ghost writers… Big Pharma uses well-paid ghostwriters to draft articles for publications and then have top-flight physicians to sign on as the author – even though all they do is read the articles and suggest changes. This fact … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged breast cancer, cancer, ghost writers, menopause hormones, prempro
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One in five
In 2010, 300,000 women underwent breast augmentation surgery. This means that 300,000 women felt that unhappy with their bodies. One major risk of the surgery is losing sensation and sexual pleasure in the breasts. The loss of sensation may be … Continue reading
Smile awhile :-)
A positive attitude is a state of mind of your own choosing. This is where you control whether you view a position or situation positively or negatively. A positive attitude is what it takes to have both success and happiness. … Continue reading
Over-cooking your food
Avanced Glycation End Products (AGEs) are produced when meats are cooked at high temperatures, such as while grilling, frying or broiling. AGEs are also made when foods are pasteurized or sterilized. According to researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition
Tagged advanced glycogen, burned, charred, cooking, meat, well done
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A kick in the ole testosterone
Statins – one of the most common prescription drugs –can double your risk of low testosterone levels, leading to a rapid decline in sexual performance. Statins tell the pituitary gland that the body doesn’t need any more testosterone, effectively shutting … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged big pharma, cholesterol, heart disease, impotence, statin, testosterone, vitamin c
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Digest this!
Your body contains more than 2,500 different enzymes. For digestion, enzymes in your saliva that are mixed into the food as you chew helps break down starches. The enzymes in your stomach start breaking down protein. When the food hits … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition
Tagged carbohydrates, digestion, enzymes, nutrients, starving
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The miracle of MSM:
Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) inhibits breast cancer growth. MSM is an organic sulfur-containing natural compound with absolutely no toxicity. In a recent study, MSM substantially decreased the viability of human breast cancer cells in a dose-dependent manner. The higher the dose, the … Continue reading
Posted in Vitamins and supplements
Tagged breast cancer, cancer, msm, natural cancer treatments, triple negative
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Reporting one percent
Vaccine awareness: VAERS is a passive reporting system set up by the CDC, so the number of people believed to be hurt by vaccines is horribly under reported. On the CDC website: Dr. David Kessler, former head of the FDA, … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged adverse reactions, anti vaccine, cdc, fdc, measles, vaccine, vaccine reactions, vaers
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Weeding through the BS
A damning report on findings in the current issue of BioScience, notes: 21 different weed species have evolved resistance to the GMO glyphosate crops – 3/4 of which have been documented since 2005. Did you know that the industry research … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition
Tagged frankenfoods, genetically modified, gmo, super weeds
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