When Glen Campbell made the brave decision six years ago to reveal to the public he had Alzheimer’s disease, he knew his life was likely coming to an end.
But he didn’t know how he would die. That’s because Alzheimer’s itself does not kill a person.1
Alzheimer’s destroys nerve connections in the brain. This makes it progressively more difficult to do ordinary things like move around, swallow, and feed yourself.… Read More
Tattoos have hit an all-time high in popularity. The number of Americans with at least one tattoo has jumped 50% over the past four years. Pro and college athletes often cover large swaths of their body with ink.
Now, a new study shows that tattoos may affect your workout.
… Read MoreWhen it comes to lowering blood sugar, diabetes drugs work... But they won’t save your life. Because it’s not high blood sugar that kills people with diabetes.
In your August issue of Independent Healing, you’ll find out why heart disease is the biggest threat diabetics face…the four blood sugar drugs that can destroy your heart…and the shocking cover-up responsible for 83,000 heart attacks (that we know of).… Read More
Spinach and kale have been touted for years as superfoods. They are low in calories and loaded with antioxidants, anti-inflammatory compounds, iron, and vitamins K, A, and B6.
All of these are great for your heart and overall health and fitness.
Now, a new study shows that the greatest benefits of these leafy greens might be keeping your brain sharp. Both vegetables are rich in a relatively obscure nutrient called lutein.… Read More
The last thing you want during a summer barbecue is a medical emergency.
But many of us unknowingly take a major risk as we crank up the grill and start steaks or burgers sizzling.
The problem can be so dangerous that Canadian doctors have called for a ban on this common piece of barbecue equipment.1
… Read MoreAt INH, we provide you with the most unbiased, accurate, and cutting-edge health guidance you can get… But it is still gratifying when impeccable research confirms the advice we’ve been giving our readers.
For years, we have been telling you that not all vitamin D is created equal. One type is more readily absorbed and has greater health benefits.
And now a major new study confirms our longstanding recommendation.… Read More