Four and a half million women in the U.S. suffer from osteoporosis. Most doctors recommend drugs as a first response.
But the drugs that are supposed to help strengthen their brittle bones actually increase fracture risk. In other words… the drugs that are supposed to help these women are doing the exact opposite.
These findings come from a brand new study.… Read More
It’s just possible that nature’s very own sweetener may be the finest thing for your heart. That’s because emerging science shows it drastically cuts “bad” LDL cholesterol. And can lower your blood pressure. In just two weeks.
The new research comes from Dr. Noori S. Al-Waili. He conducts research at the heart center at Mount Vernon Hospital in New York. He also served as the Scientific Advisor to the prestigious Dubai Medical Center and Research Laboratories.… Read More
Is it possible to protect your heart by eating one widely available fruit? Cardiologist expert Dr. Steven Bolling says it is.
As we explained in Tuesday’s message, he’s just published a study which shows that one specific fruit can lower your blood pressure. It can also decreased “bad” cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
He tested his theory on rats that have a similar biology to humans.… Read More
Is it possible to slow aging through simple supplements? Dr. David Rollo says it is.
As we explained in Tuesday’s message, he’s uncovered a “cocktail” of vitamins, herbs, and nutrients that may prolong healthy living. His study is published in a recent issue of the journal Experimental Biology and Medicine.
He’s reviewed all the previous studies that link vitamins to anti-aging.… Read More
You may have read recently that yogurt-manufacturer Dannon just lost a hefty lawsuit against the FDA and FTC. The federal agencies took the yogurt maker to court for making unsupported health claims.
That legal battle ended in a $21 million fine against Dannon. As well as a ruling to remove specific health claims on packaging and cease marketing its products in this way.… Read More
We have some exciting news on the anti-aging front. It comes from Dr. David Rollo. He earned an M.D. at Cambridge University and a PhD from Princeton University. He’s written a dozen peer-reviewed journals on anti-aging and published four best-selling books on the subject. He currently leads research at McMaster University in Canada.
He’s just published a study in the current issue of the journal Experimental Biology and Medicine.… Read More