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Questions About the Ketogenic Diet By | January 13, 2021
Healthy weight loss also means an increase in daily exercise. Loss of excess weight and common-sense healthy living significantly reduces the risks associated with the epidemics of obesity, heart disease, and Type 2 diabetes
What You Should Know About a Silent Heart Attack By | January 13, 2021
What is the best treatment? A silent coronary occurs for the same reasons as one that causes pain. So, being obese, a smoker, diabetic, having high blood cholesterol, hypertension, and a sedentary lifestyle are all risk factors
It takes guts to have good health By | January 10, 2021
Chronic stress can result in sustained poor digestion
Scientists develop new gene therapy for deafness By | January 9, 2021
Replacing defective genes that cause gradual hearing loss in mice is successful and could lead to treatment for human babies with similar mutations
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From aging to chronic wounds, is hyperbaric oxygen a cure-all? By | January 9, 2021
High-pressure oxygen treatment can help heal any wound, whether on your skin or in your brain. Israeli experts explain its benefits and limitations
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Microbiome transplants can reprogram immune system to attack tumors By | January 9, 2021
‘For the first time in the world, we have successfully fought cancerous tumors by changing the gut microbiome,’ says oncologist.
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What Did You Learn in Disastrous 2020? By | December 28, 2020
Take our True or False quiz
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You can kill Covid with a flick of a switch, study shows By | December 25, 2020
Ultraviolet LED lights kill coronavirus quickly, efficiently and cheaply -- but don’t go stringing purple lights all over your home
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Stay with the happy people By | December 25, 2020
Be happy. The research is overwhelming: happiness is good for your health. Your heart, immune system, stress response, and pain management all improve in performance when you are happy, and the effects are lasting
Vitamin D and COVID 19: The Evidence for Prevention and Treatment of Coronavirus (SARS CoV 2) By | December 25, 2020
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How Would You Treat Your Own Mother? By | December 13, 2020
So for our loved ones, we would insist that these four safe, inexpensive vitamins and minerals be given. Afterall, you can’t replace your mother.
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Measure Your Coronary Risk with the Omega-3 Index By | December 13, 2020
We’re now on a firm regimen of “the perfect omega” containing MaxSimil
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Do Masks Cause Infections? By | December 6, 2020
Unmasking the Truth: Part 3:
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People in Pain Need Protection from False Pot Promotion By | November 30, 2020
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Study shows hyperbaric oxygen can reverse the aging process By | November 25, 2020
High-pressure oxygen treatments are found to reverse two major cellular processes associated with aging and its illnesses
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What Steak Lovers Should Know About Plant-Based Meats By | November 23, 2020
Plant-based meats versus the real McCoy?
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Take steps to relieve chronic stress By | November 23, 2020
Surround yourself with good friends who lift your spirits. Volunteer in your community or go for long walks. Find your funny bone and fuel it with good humour. And seek help from professionals if you sense you are stuck in a rut
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Shaking: An Annoyance or Parkinson’s Disease? By | November 17, 2020
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What’s the Best Approach to Natural Supplements? By | November 2, 2020
The bottom line? Think about the roots of your health problems, get advice from experts who focus on prevention of disease, and make daily good choices to keep yourself away from needing medical interventions
Choose Truth and Choose Life By -- Vladimir Zev Zelenko M.D. | October 25, 2020
The false narrative regarding HCQ has nefariously demonized this life-saving medication
Did Radiation Protect President Carter from Pancreatic Cancer? By | October 24, 2020
What’s the right approach to radiation exposure? And the answer seems to be consistent with Gifford-Jones’ common sense advice, “all things in moderation.”
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Watch the moment a British retired Royal Marine suffering from degenerative Parkinson’s Diseas By -- Daily Caller | October 14, 2020
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During the Pandemic Are We Drinking Too Much Chardonnay? By | October 11, 2020
Too much chardonnay can also weaken the immune cells in the lungs and other organs. That’s the last thing we want during the pandemic.
Calif. Doctor Successfully Cures 1,700 COVID-19 Patients By -- One America News Network | October 6, 2020
Successfully treated over 1,700 patients with the drug hydroxychloroquine
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Unripe Apples Protect from Threat of a Fatty Liver By | October 5, 2020
We all want to live longer and healthier. So keep alcohol in moderation, don’t overeat, and let apples help your liver
Go Ahead and Catch the Travel Bug By | September 27, 2020
Life has its hazards, even getting up in the morning. But plane travel is one of the safest forms of transportation. We must not become so paranoid that we become afraid of our own shadow.
How healthy is your poop? By | September 24, 2020
Shape, size, and colour of stool can be more important than whether the stool sinks or floats
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What is the Right Time for Knee Replacement? By | September 7, 2020
For the elderly, and others with elevated risk for COVID-19, an important consideration is post-operative recovery in hospital and rehabilitation units
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What Are the Benefits of Walking? By | August 31, 2020
Improved blood sugar level, Metabolic benefits, Less back pain, Improved knee osteoporosis, Increased creativity, mood, and stress reduction
Treat Your One Million Nephrons With TLC By | August 23, 2020
Chronic Kidney Disease