If you feel lousy and suspect a vitamin deficiency, your doctor will likely give you a blood test or some other kind of expensive screening.
But sometimes the best way to tell if you are lacking in an important nutrient is to look in the mirror. Experts say signs of deficiencies often show up in your face.
Here are five common facial symptoms linked to vitamin deficiencies.… Read More
Super Bowl bashes might never be the same. It’s the biggest day of the year for pizza deliveries. Some 12.5 million were delivered for last year’s game.1
But it turns out that pizza delivery box is full of health-damaging chemicals.
Three substances commonly found in pizza cardboard containers were just banned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.2,3
The three are part of a group of chemicals called perfluoroalkyl substances, or PFASs.… Read More
Operating just outside the circle of the mainstream, a small group of doctors were quietly discovering cancer breakthroughs.
…An oncologist uncovered a way to naturally turn off cancer-causing genes.
…In a two-year study, a small group of pancreatic cancer patients saw up to a 1,100% boost in survival rate on one physician’s protocol.
…Another doctor’s treatment kills breast cancer cells in only 3 days.… Read More
Good news for men over 50: A drop in sexual performance is NOT an inevitable side effect of aging. And new research shows you don’t need a prescription to remain sexually vital…
A recent study reveals berries, citrus fruits, and red wine can give men a bedroom boost.
The study involved more than 25,000 men. It found that eating berries and citrus along with drinking red wine is associated with a 14% reduced risk of embarrassing sexual problems.… Read More
Big Pharma is at it again…
It wants you to get the flu shot… For your dog. Last year veterinarians identified a new strain of canine flu. Smelling money, the drug industry quickly swung into action. Now it has unleashed a new vaccine.
But don’t be tempted to get the shot for your furry friend. Like the human flu vaccine, it doesn’t work very well.… Read More
Cornell University researchers have discovered what could be the world’s simplest way to lose weight.
They studied the kitchens of hundreds of American homes, analyzing food items kept on the counter. Then they correlated the items with the body weight of the occupants.
They found that one object on the kitchen counter has a surprisingly powerful effect on weight. It turns out that women who keep a fruit bowl on the counter weigh on average 13 pounds less than those who don’t.… Read More