Articles Archive
08 Oct 2014
What’s For Breakfast? Part 1
Breakfast seems to be a meal that many people struggle with when transitioning to a healthy eating lifestyle. Culturally, we are a country who will choose toast and spreads or cereal and milk, plus a tea or coffee to start our day. Nutritionally, this is pretty poor fair to break a 12 hour fast. Often
08 Oct 2014
Carcinogens Added to National Toxicology Report
Four carcinogens have recently been added to the U.S. Department of Health and Humans Services’ 13th Report on Carcinogens. The report is a science-based, public health document that recognizes biological, physical, and chemical agents regarded as cancer hazards for people living in the United States. This new report now has 243 listings. Carcinogens Report The
08 Oct 2014
Why 9/11 First Responders Are Still Fighting For Their Health
Why 9/11 First Responders Are Still Fighting For Their Health Although 9/11 took place more than 13 years ago, there are still a wide variety of medical issues plaguing the emergency first responders. In some cases, these brave individuals who selflessly responded to save the lives of others are being denied the necessary health insurance
08 Oct 2014
Diet Drinks: The Worst of the Worst
So, in New York, about a year or so ago, Mayor Bloomberg had a plan to limit the size of sugary drinks (soda) to curtail the obesity epidemic. Coca Cola, in their efforts to save their profits, has taken the offensive by saying that Mayor Bloomberg’s proposal has no scientific evidence proving a connection between
08 Oct 2014
Trouble Losing Weight? Low Energy? Liver Toxicity May Be The Cause
Weight Loss and Increased Energy: The Search for the a “Miracle Cure” Over the last 30 years, Americans have become more and more obsessed with finding the “miracle cure” for increasing energy, and losing weight. The irony is, that even though more diet foods and energy drinks exist today than ever before, the nation is
08 Oct 2014
Heal gum disease in a week or less
by Michael Edwards – Natural News Gingivitis is the mildest form of periodontal disease. Untreated gingivitis can advance to periodontitis, to which there are many degrees. Aggressive periodontitis occurs with people who have gum disease but seem to be otherwise healthy or at least have no other disease that conventional medicine has deemed a cause
08 Oct 2014
4 Natural Remedies for Insomnia
Time is no longer our greatest commodity, energy is. For most of us, a good night’s sleep is key to having the energy we need. Not only that, sleeping keeps our emotions under control for a better mood throughout the day. However, if you are dealing with insomnia, falling asleep for more than 4 hours
08 Oct 2014
Where GMOs hide in your food
Editor – ConsumerReports.com More than 70 percent of Americans say they don’t want genetically modified organisms in their food, according to a recent Consumer Reports National Research Center survey of 1,000 adults. The trouble is, it’s hard to avoid them. Consumer Reports’ tests of breakfast cereals, chips, soy infant formulas, and other popular products found
08 Oct 2014
4 Ways to Find Peace of Mind
Peace of mind need not be a far off thing that we touch only once in a while when everything around us works right. If we take a few precautions about creating the right external ambiance, and set the right conditions externally as well, peace of mind can be a basis on which we can
08 Oct 2014
3 Tips to Buy a Best Probiotic Product
What is the probiotic? Probiotic is a kind of bacteria and/or some yeasts which is helpful in human body’s microorganisms, with adequate dose that provide a healthy advantage on the host. You may find it exists in a wide food source, such as yogurt, beverages, and some cultured milk. What benefits of the probiotic? We’ve
