Emulsifiers are added to processed foods to extend shelf life and aid texture. But a new study finds they can alter your gut bacteria in a way that promotes inflammation and triggers colon cancer.1
Big food makers started adding emulsifiers to their products around 1950. Around the same time, the incidence of colorectal cancer started rising in the U.S.2
It is now the second deadliest cancer.… Read More
The 50 million Americans with arthritis pay a high price for their pain. They spend more than $100 billion a year on treatments.1
Sufferers often take daily doses of over-the-counter analgesics such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen. Or they may turn to prescription NSAIDs or opioid painkillers. Some patients add sleep medications and antidepressants to overcome the insomnia and stress of dealing with constant pain.… Read More
With the New Year nearly upon us, it’s the perfect time to look back at the most important natural health news of 2016.
This special edition of Health Watch assembles the tips, tricks, secrets, and exposés that got the most buzz during the year. Including…
The common vitamin that scientists at Kings College London found reduces cataracts risk by nearly 40%.
There is one condition that kills so quickly, you can be dead within 24 hours if you ignore the symptoms.
It takes 258,000 American lives a year. That’s more than breast cancer (41,150), colon cancer (49,190), diabetes (75,578), and Alzheimer’s (84,767) combined… But half of Americans have never even heard of it.1,2
Sepsis occurs when the body has an extreme response to an infection.… Read More
Americans are discovering an ultra-potent, all-natural probiotic food that the Japanese have been using to maintain good health for over 1,000 years.1
Researchers say that it is the world’s most powerful probiotic food. One scientist noted it provides vital healthful bacteria in amounts “greater than what you would find in a typical probiotic food.”
It’s called natto. It is made from fermented soy beans.… Read More
If it was classified as a disease, it would be the fourth-leading cause of death in the United States…behind only heart disease, cancer, and lung conditions.
Researchers have found that miscommunication between doctors and patients kills up to 130,000 Americans a year.1
Half of patients don’t understand what doctors tell them. And even when they do, up to 80% of the information is forgotten before it can be implemented.… Read More