Source: What Is Silica and How Can it Support Your Health? by Dr. Edward Group Silica, also known as silicon dioxide or SiO2, is a colorless, white, chemical compound. Silica is made of the most common elements on earth, silicon (Si) and oxygen (O2). It’s also the most abundant compound in the earth’s crust, where it … Continue reading What Is Silica and How Can it Support Your Health?
Iodine and Radiation
Source: Iodine and Radiation by Dr. Edward Group After nuclear disasters like Fukushima and Chernobyl, many people around the world have begun looking into natural ways to protect themselves from the negative effects of radiation – particularly those who reside near nuclear facilities or other problematic sites. This is an item of concern it’s better to … Continue reading Iodine and Radiation
What Is SSKI?
Source: What Is SSKI? by Dr. Edward Group SSKI is a saturated solution of potassium iodide. In this form, potassium iodide can be administered through a solution, as opposed to tablet form. (The tablet form is provided during emergencies involving radiation exposure.) Two standard drops of SSKI contain about the same amount of iodine as a medicinal tablet of 130mg. … Continue reading What Is SSKI?
What Is Atomic Iodine?
Source: What Is Atomic Iodine? by Dr. Edward Group Atomic iodine, also known as atomidine and nascent iodine, is considered the safest and most effective iodine supplement available. Unlike elemental (or molecular) iodine which is toxic, [1] this form of iodine holds its atomic structure making it safe for consumption and topical use. This atomic structure is the same form of … Continue reading What Is Atomic Iodine?
12 Uses For Iodine (And Other Tips, Research, and Resources)
Source: 12 Uses For Iodine (And Other Tips, Research, and Resources) by Dr. Edward Group The following article will give you a better understanding of the most common uses for iodine as a supplement, as outlined by clinical research and by the University of Maryland Medical Center. Additionally, you will also learn about a simple at-home … Continue reading 12 Uses For Iodine (And Other Tips, Research, and Resources)
Use selenium to protect against cancer
In a recent radio interview, Doctor Peter Glidden, N.D. (naturopathic doctor) disclosed that a daily intake of 200 mcg of selenium produces an effective protection against cancer. He wondered aloud why this information is not part of public knowledge in the "War against Cancer." He pointed out that several standard randomized double-blind placebo trials over … Continue reading Use selenium to protect against cancer
The Top 10 Supplements to Boost Energy
Source: The Top 10 Supplements to Boost Energy by Dr. Edward Group One of the most common health complaints today often revolve around having too little energy. Feeling tired is a normal and natural signal that tells you it’s time for sleep, and getting a full night’s rest may be all that is needed for relieving any fatigue … Continue reading The Top 10 Supplements to Boost Energy
What Is Magnesium Orotate?
Source: What Is Magnesium Orotate? by Dr. Edward Group A quiet and unassuming mineral, magnesium — one of the least talked about nutrients — holds vital importance for human health. A catalyst in the bod, over 300 enzymatic reactions rely on magnesium to happen. Magnesium can relax the muscles and some claim it helps with symptoms associated with … Continue reading What Is Magnesium Orotate?
Study: Taking Multivitamins & Calcium Supplements May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
Source: Study: Taking Multivitamins & Calcium Supplements May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk by Dr. Edward Group A recently published study by researchers at the Ponce School of Medicine in Puerto Rico shows that dietary supplementation of calcium and other vitamins may significantly reduce the risk of women developing breast cancer. If the researchers are correct, this … Continue reading Study: Taking Multivitamins & Calcium Supplements May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
The Selenium Element and Its Role in Human Nutrition
Selenium (Se) is a trace mineral with a very important role in human nutrition. Many of the human body’s normal physiological functions require a small, but vital, amount of selenium.[1] Selenium rich foods are fairly common, so obtaining a sufficient amount from diet alone is not a challenge for most people. However, supplements are popular for … Continue reading The Selenium Element and Its Role in Human Nutrition
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