Easy Health Digest-April 8, 2020

When and how to self-quarantine, especially if you live with others, due to COVID-19 exposure »

Social distancing is the practice of avoiding other people as much as possible in order to stay well and stop the spread of COVID-19. On the other hand, self-quarantine is what you’ll need to do if you suspect you have been exposed to the virus. Here’s how…More »

Top Cardiologist Reveals Digestive Trick To Clean Your Bowels »

Diet expert tells all: “It’s like superfuel for your gut lining”. Watch Now >>

6 common sunscreen chemicals aren’t safe even by FDA standards »

Sunscreen is so important for protecting yourself from skin cancer and skin aging. There’s no denying that. Heck, I wear sunscreen on my face and neck every day (even in the winter when the likelihood of me getting any sun is pretty slim) for those very reasons. But sunscreen is far from perfect… More »

The downside to the ‘use it or lose it’ approach to a better brain»

Plenty of studies show that “mind exercises” can improve memory, reasoning and processing speed to some degree or another. But one of the more recent studies shows we shouldn’t put too much stock in mental exercise, especially if we want to live longer…
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Nobel Prize-winner Dr. Linus Pauling confirmed this simple scientific fact…

When your body is too acidic — you’re a “sitting duck” for illness! But when your body is in a slightly alkaline state — you can help prevent and even conquer just about any health problem. Acid build-up wreaks havoc in your entire body. Sure, your doctor may call it “this disease” or “that disease” — but no matter what it’s called — it’s triggered by too much acid!
The key to healthy living is keeping your body more alkaline than acidic. How? By giving your body the optimal alkalizing nutrients you need to maintain healthy pH balance.

How antibodies from coronavirus survivors might save lives »

The approach of infusing patients with the antibody-rich blood of those who’ve survived an infection is not new. The approach dates back to the 1890s, and one of the largest trials was during the H1N1 influenza virus pandemic of 1918. Can it help us in this fight? More »

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