For decades, doctors have known that people with arthritis are more likely to suffer heart attacks and heart failure.
Their risk for heart disease is 23% higher than the general population. Their risk for heart failure is 42% greater. And they face a significantly higher chance of having a stroke, too.1
… Read More“Leaky gut” sounds bad. And it is.
It’s an inflammatory condition that weakens the lining of your stomach. This means undigested food particles leak from your intestines into your bloodstream.1
… Read MoreNearly 3 million Americans have atrial fibrillation. It’s an irregular heartbeat that can cause fatigue, shortness of breath, and chest pain.
And it also greatly raises the chances you’ll have a stroke.
… Read MoreIn your August issue of Cancer Decoded, you’ll discover how the mystery of St. Peregrine’s miraculous full recovery from cancer nearly 800 years ago is fueling one of today’s most promising treatment breakthroughs. You’ll meet real patients who used it to cure themselves of cancers they thought would kill them…and the Columbia University oncologist who says “it’s almost magical.”
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Handwashing seems pretty simple…
You get your hands wet.
Soap up.
And rinse off.
What could be easier?
… Read MoreAbout 75% of Americans are deficient in vitamin D. This puts them at greater risk for osteoporosis, heart disease, diabetes, and other serious conditions.1
Now, a new study shows lack of vitamin D may be the reason many women get breast cancer.
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