Decrease Your Risk of a Heart Attack – Issue 25

Dear Health-Conscious Friend, Did you know statistics show every 34 seconds an American suffers a heart attack? Some of the main causes include high blood pressure… high cholesterol… smoking… and obesity… …the last thing you need is to increase your risk of heart disaster by taking a dangerous prescription medication! In today’s Monday Edition of

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FDA Regulations Aim To Make Produce Safer

Recently the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) started allowing food producers to zap the leaves with low amounts of radiation to kill any traces of E. coli, salmonella or other bacterial germs. Acting on a request from The Grocery Manufacturers Association to expand irradiation, the FDA said their decision stems from recent salmonella outbreaks involving

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How Does Your Weight Affect Your Heart?

Metabolic syndrome is a group of factors that could indicate a need to make changes and take steps for sustained health in the future. You may develop these symptoms by eating a diet high in calories and saturated fat and getting little or no physical exercise. You should consider supporting various aspects of your health

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How To Avoid Digestive Parasites

Do you frequently experience constipation… gas… bloating… indigestion… and persistent fatigue? Then unfortunately there’s a good chance that the undigested foods in your colon have attracted parasites. And this isn’t just a problem in developing countries. Recent medical studies suggest about 85 percent of Americans are infested with at least one type of parasite. To

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Lower Your Stress Levels By Making Time For Fun

According to psychiatrist Stuart Brown, M.D., author of Play: How It Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul, many people’s feelings of stress, depression and anger can be alleviated by making time for play in their busy lives. Brown has conducted more than 6,000 play studies during his 40-year career. There are

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How To Safely And Effectively Remove Mold

Hurricanes, tornados and other severe weather have caused major flooding in the United States and other parts of the world.  Water damage can also cause surfaces to mold—which can pose a threat to your health. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) say mold developing indoors may cause you to experience a stuffy nose…

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Which Protein Can Help You Stay Mentally Alert?

Scientific research indicates the brain chemical serotonin helps regulate sleep and brain function. If you produce insufficient amounts of serotonin, then you could experience restlessness and lack of alertness.  Your brain produces serotonin with the help of the amino acid tryptophan. In a university study conducted in the Netherlands, scientists determined whey protein contains alpha-lactalbumin—a

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Simple Tips To Help Ease The Stress Of Depression

More than 15 million Americans fall victim to the symptoms of depression. This disorder can become serious and friends or family members should help with positive emotional support. According to Michael Cutler, M.D., there are eight simple steps to help fight the blues of depression: Eat plenty of raw fruits and vegetables and soy products

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Low Sodium Levels May Cause Major Brain Events

If you’ve experienced forgetfulness and foggy thinking, you could be suffering from low levels of sodium—a condition common in older adults. Both water and sodium are critical to how well your cells function.  When you’re healthy, your body naturally controls its sodium and water levels. But your sodium levels naturally drop as you age—which can

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What Can You Do To Increase Your Brain Power?

Although there are many medications that claim to help with the symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), there are also many alternative activities to increase your mental alertness and concentration span. One such remedy is brain exercise therapy (BET), which is recommended by Annon Gimpel, M.D., author of Brain Exercises to Cure ADHD. He

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