One type of tree nut is packed with key micronutrients that are crucial to good health but that most older Americans lack.
That’s the finding of new research at Oregon State University. One of the study authors said the nut is so potent that it is “a multivitamin in a natural form.”
Mainstream medicine has failed miserably in providing a solution to Alzheimer’s disease.
Some 5.5 million Americans now suffer from it. And that number is expected to triple by 2050. But there is no effective treatment for it.1
Probiotics have long been used to improve digestion. These “good” bacteria are a crucial part of your intestinal health.
But recent studies have shown that probiotics have effects that go far beyond the gut. There is clear evidence they boost immunity, improve mental health, and help people lose weight.
It’s called “cellular senescence”…and it’s shortening your life.
When a cell in the body is senescent, it can’t divide anymore. It sends out signals of inflammation, and the immune system clears it out, making way for healthy new cells.
Our quality of life is due in large part to doing what we want, when we want.
That’s why, as we get older, the ability to live independently becomes precious.
Have you ever wondered whether you should take a multivitamin?
A new study provides strong evidence that if you choose the right supplement formula, it not only prolongs your life, but makes your senior years healthier.