Dr. Basima Williams, a functional medicine expert, premieres Feel Good Gut Health on March 22nd, aiming to educate on gut health's impact on immune function and longevity. The gut hosts 70-80% of the immune system, producing short-chain fatty acids that reduce inflammation and maintain gut lining integrity, crucial for preventing leaky gut and autoimmune disorders. … Continue reading From leaky gut to longevity: Dr. Basima Williams unveils how gut health impacts your immune system and aging
Epigenetics May Explain Why Stress From Exercise is Good for the Heart
In the exercise community, it is often preached that working out is a form of medicine and can be crucial to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Routine exercise helps to retain healthy body weight and has been shown to lower the risk of diseases such as diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure. It’s even been shown … Continue reading Epigenetics May Explain Why Stress From Exercise is Good for the Heart
Understanding Your Lab Results
Interpreting clinical laboratory test results/blood tests with Dr. Seheult. This is the first video from the CBC Results Explained Clearly Dark Field Microscopy Live Blood Analysis - Cardio-Vascular Disease https://rumble.com/embed/vb3snf/?pub=9qiox OMAX 40X-2500X USB3 10MP Digital Darkfield Lab Siedentopf Trinocular LED Microscope for Live Blood Sodium Bicarbonate - Full Medical Review pH Adjust Alkalinizing Formula | … Continue reading Understanding Your Lab Results
Avoiding Heart Disease & Strokes
Saving the Lives of Millions At a recent conference of the Indian Society of Cardiology hosted by Madras Medical Mission, doctors focused on non-pharmaceutical interventions for heart failure. Experts are becoming increasingly aware that the last decade has seen only very small incremental improvements or benefits with newer drug therapies in the treatment of heart failure.Recent … Continue reading Avoiding Heart Disease & Strokes
Scientists may have found a way to create universal blood. Here’s how it works.
Scientists think that they’ve found the key to creating universal blood — and it’s in your poop. At a press conference held by the American Chemical Society earlier this wee a team of chemists lead by Steve Withers from the University of British Columbia announced that they were able to identify an enzyme — found in gut … Continue reading Scientists may have found a way to create universal blood. Here’s how it works.
Study: Sufficient Zinc Intake Helps Alleviate Pneumonia in Elderly
Source: Study: Sufficient Zinc Intake Helps Alleviate Pneumonia in Elderly by Dr. Edward Group Dietary zinc is a widely used essential mineral that is commonly found in a wide range of foods, over-the-counter health products and supplements. There’s a large body of scientific evidence which suggests that consuming the adequate amount of zinc daily helps supports … Continue reading Study: Sufficient Zinc Intake Helps Alleviate Pneumonia in Elderly
Prevent cancer by reducing inflammation, insulin and infections
Inflammation, infections and excessive levels of insulin in the body are major instigators of cancer. Often, they occur together, and most people in modern society suffer from some degree of all three. Yet, it is possible to reduce their influence upon the body and thereby dramatically lower cancer risk. Inflammation can cause cancer because it … Continue reading Prevent cancer by reducing inflammation, insulin and infections
8 Must-Know Facts About Fukushima Radiation
It’s been nearly three years since the Great East Japan Earthquake of March 11, 2011 but the after-effects continue. The earthquake and subsequent tsunami killed more than 20,000 men, women and children, devastated areas of northeast Japan, and brought untold horror and misery to many survivors. The core meltdown and release of radioactive material at … Continue reading 8 Must-Know Facts About Fukushima Radiation
New Study Reveals Link Between Fluoride and ADHD
Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, has risen in dramatic proportions these last few years, leading many to speculate one or more environmental triggers are tied to the issue. Fluoride, a common chemical additive discussed frequently on this blog, has been implicated more than once in the shocking increase of ADHD cases. A new study reveals a … Continue reading New Study Reveals Link Between Fluoride and ADHD
Long Duration or Short Burst Exercising – Deciding Which Is Best for Health and Fat Loss
With Exercise, keeping it short is the best way to go. Did you know that a short burst of intense exercise is extremely beneficial not only for overall fitness but for building lean muscle tissue and promoting longevity? Just imagine -- exercising anywhere from only 2 minutes to a maximum of 17 a couple of … Continue reading Long Duration or Short Burst Exercising – Deciding Which Is Best for Health and Fat Loss
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