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
Brand new research shows that one common fruit can lower “bad” LDL cholesterol and blood pressure.
That research comes from Dr. Steven F. Bolling. He’s a trained heart surgeon who’s internationally recognized for his expertise in heart valve abnormalities. During his career he’s published more than 217 journal articles on the topic. He currently runs the research lab for the National Institutes of Health.… Read More
Most doctors will tell you that too much testerone causes prostate cancer. But one doctor believes the reverse. He says “free” testosterone is vital to good prostate health.
That doctor is Abraham Morgentaler. And he’s spent the last seven years proving his theory.
As we told you on Tuesday, it all began in 2004 when he treated an 84-year-old patient with prostate cancer.… Read More
I went to the park the other day and was perplexed by what I saw. The park was full of people enjoying summer: couples sprawled against each other; boys riding bikes; girls out jogging; a serious-looking man reading a novel under the shade of a tree; and grandparents watching young ones run and play.
It’s a sight we’ve all seen many times: a simple sunny day in the park.… Read More
The older you get, the more wrinkles you “earn.” That’s what conventional wisdom tells us.
But you don’t have to resign yourself to living with sagging, wrinkled skin for the rest of your life. In fact, there are people who are over 60 with absolutely wrinkle-free skin. My father has a close friend who’s well into his 60s and doesn’t look a day over 45.… Read More
It’s possible that everything you hear about managing your prostate is wrong. That’s because most doctors believe that elevated testosterone levels cause prostate cancer cells to grow.
But emerging research says the exact opposite is true. New studies show that your prostate thrives on increased levels of “free” testosterone. In fact, higher levels can actually reverse the growth of cancer cells.… Read More