Supplements and Drugs: Follow the Money

If you have been around for a while you have noticed the following pattern: a supplement/vitamin, amino acid/antioxidant gets great medical research showing they are effective. After a lot of money is made by the manufacturers, negative studies begin to pop up. “It does no good—it may
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Do You Worry About Forgetting Things?

Carefully read the title again. The two verbs are related in more ways than one: stress causes us to forget things, and think less clearly. So, stop worrying about getting Alzheimer’s so much, especially if your doctor has not made the diagnosis. Instead, try to manage the unavoidable
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Fluoride Fights

Fluoride Fights Adding fluoride to our water is a hot issue. I urge you to do YOUR OWN RESEARCH, instead of blindly accepting others’ interpretations, including mine. You may start with the history behind the use of fluoride to prevent cavities. Prenatal fluoride exposure and attentio
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Pesticides—just following up

Higher consumption of organic food linked to lower cancer risk, research suggests In “Science Now,” the Los Angeles Times (10/22, Kaplan) reports that “a study of nearly 70,000 French adults who were tracked for an average of 4.5 years found that those who ate the most organic foods w
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Chemicals Can Make You Fat

If you google “OBESOGENS” you will see that there are hundreds of chemicals that alter our metabolism, thereby increasing our chances of obesity and diabetes. Most of them appear to negatively impact our gut bacteria, which is where we metabolize the food we eat. (See October 2018 New
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Starving to Life

Since the dawn of mankind, humans have fasted for health and spiritual reasons, two concepts that the ancients felt were virtually the same. They considered Homeostasis, their word for Balance, Harmony, and Beauty the “Middle Pillar” of Creative Forces in the Universe. Fasting, like a
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Pesticides Update

Despite Monsanto’s campaign to discredit anyone who questions their agenda, the public continues to vote with their wallet. For example, GMOs—we no longer hear about the legality or desirability of labelling our food because the food industry itself has seen how much profitable it is
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UPDATE-Follow the Insurance and Drug Money

A picture paints a thousand words. Throw in insurance companies forcing doctors to spend less and less time, and you have a very explosive mix. What are doctors to do? Quickly prescribe a drug the second they can pin a canned diagnosis on you. Many of you are discovering this is the k
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