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Jenny Smiechowski

The surest way to fend off ‘old-age’ frailty

Frailty isn’t a disease, per se. It’s a common phenomenon that accompanies aging. People who become frail typically start losing weight, have low energy levels, walk slowly, have low grip strength and become prone to falls. They also have a higher risk for dementia and an early death.

Jenny Smiechowski

The food most stuffed with anti-aging potential

When we eat food, our body oxidizes it to create energy. The by-product is toxic free radicals that contribute to disease and aging. But there are two antioxidant compounds that blast these free radicals to oblivion, and one particular food not only contains both of them, but more than any other food!

Dr. Mark Wiley

When you feel this good, there’s no going back

To overcome inertia you must do something and do it repeatedly. Once you get going, the inert force to overcome becomes less and less. With health and fitness, once you get up and get moving, or adopt a new diet, the effort to continue doing so becomes easier and easier. Then you get that feeling…

Joyce Hollman

Fake fragrances: Sweet scents that sour your health

Freshly washed clothes… sunscreen… body lotion… of all our senses, smell is the one most connected to how we feel. Manufacturers of cosmetics and other household products know this. But did you know that the FDA does not require companies to disclose exactly what they use to scent their products?

Jenny Smiechowski

Do you know your heart’s deadline?

If you’ve made it to middle age without exercising, your heart probably isn’t in the best shape. But if you’ve been sedentary for decades, don’t fret. You can reverse the damage with a simple change. The sooner you start, the better… especially if a certain birthday is around the corner…

Dr. Michael Cutler

5 diseases magnesium could help you avoid

A magnesium deficiency is dangerous partly because it’s almost impossible to detect. But, the real danger is that low magnesium is linked with several major chronic illnesses, a few of which are life-threatening. Successful treatment depends on which type of magnesium you take…

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Jenny Smiechowski

How to cut MS symptoms by 50 percent

If you’ve ever doubted the difference a healthy diet and lifestyle can make in multiple sclerosis, I have good news… One of the biggest scientific studies published to-date on MS and lifestyle, shows eating and living healthy can take a big bite out of the disease.

Margaret Cantwell

Chelation: What is it and why doctors only suggest it some of the time

You have to ask yourself what is the harm in a little damage control when it comes to your health… I mean, why are doctors always questioning supplements and even vitamins these days? There’s one form of protection the mainstream especially likes to rail against, except when it suits them…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

How fast food damages your immune system

Fast food restaurants in the U.S. serve 50 million customers each and every day. Americans spends an estimated $1,200 on fast food each year. But, grabbing that hamburger and shake is hurting more than just your waistline. What if I told you that happy meal could permanently damage your immune system?

Dr. Mark Wiley

The best exercise for lower back pain

There are many causes for low back pain. Often we feel it after bending “wrong” or trying to lift something too heavy, but the root cause is likely lack of strength and tone in the lower back and supporting muscles of the hips and buttocks. So let’s strengthen and sculpt them…

Jedha Dening

How to use fat to fight disease

Obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol. These are common health problems you’re no doubt aware of. But one thing you may not know is the role your liver plays in the development of these conditions. And how fat can be the cause and the cure…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

The Chinese herb that chases pain away

Since nerve pain varies from person to person, many sufferers are shuttled from physician to physician without ever being offered a diagnosis or, even worse, being told the pain is “all in your head.” Despite what mainstream medicine would have us believe, there are other avenues of pain relief.

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