The silent epidemic
Excerpt from Saipan News
This year I will qualify for senior citizen discounts at the theater, which means I’m officially an old person. However, my goal is to stay mentally and physically young as long as possible. In order to do that, I’ve started researching information to help achieve optimal health and I recently found 
an interesting article about Kevin Patterson, a former CNMI physician, and his new book Consumption. Continue reading “The silent epidemic”
By Suzanne Boothby
Reprint from EmpowerHER
In the new Wendy’s commercial for its Natural Cut Fries with Sea Salt, the company features happy, healthy, beautiful actors enjoying themselves in a sunny outdoor environment munching away on the fries. The voiceover says “we believe our new natural cut fries just taste better.” Continue reading “Not Very Natural Fries: A New Taste Sensation”
Excerpt from The Independent
Foods and beverages sweetened with Chinese monk fruit will be hitting US grocery store shelves within the year and could become another all-natural, zero-calorie weapon against obesity and diabetes. Continue reading “Chinese monk fruit latest all-natural sweetener to make waves”
Excerpt from www.cleveland.com
If you’re sitting in a room with two other people, look around and take stock. Chances are one of you is well on your way to developing Type 2 diabetes.
Is it you? Continue reading “Lifestyle choices key to preventing diabetes”
Excerpt from The Clinical Advisor
I don’t have time to go to the gym. Jogging on the treadmill is boring. It’s too cold outside to walk. These are just a few of the excuses that clinicians hear everyday from patients who avoid exercising. Continue reading “Exercising to Control Diabetes”
by Mark Hyman, M.D.
SPENDING JUST PENNIES a day on healthcare can reduce our expenditures by $24 billion over five years. Continue reading “How Dietary Supplements Reduce Health Care Costs”
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This powerful video contains interviews with experts, parents and victims. It is the story of the high-income partnership between drug companies and psychiatry which has created an $80 billion profit from the peddling of psychotropic drugs to an unsuspecting public. Continue reading “Depression is NOT a Chemical Imbalance in Your Brain – Here’s Proof”
Reprint from DietBlog:
Two separate studies have linked the heart drugs Lipitor (used to treat high cholesterol) and Digoxin (prescribed to patients with heart failure or abnormal heart beats) to higher risk of diabetes and breast cancer, respectively. Continue reading “Studies Tie Heart Drugs to Diabetes and Breast Cancer”
Diabetes mellitus is a disease in which the body does not produce or does not utilize insulin effectively. A new research study out of Brazil, adds to the growing evidence that magnesium deficiency is linked to diabetes mellitus risk and complications. Continue reading “Magnesium Deficiency = Higher Risk for Diabetes Mellitus? New Study Confirms Link”
Updated excerpt from Codex Alimentarius and Food Irradiation in the U.S.
by Brandon Turbeville
Farm Wars: I have written several articles dealing with the risk assessment methods used by Codex Alimentarius (definition) in order to water down the levels of nutrition available in vitamin and mineral supplements, as well as the potential removal of many supplements from the market entirely. Continue reading “Codex Alimentarius and Food Irradiation in the U.S.”