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Billions of dollars in research… Countless campaigns to raise awareness… Untold loss of life… No cure.
Big Pharma still doesn’t have an answer for breast cancer… Yet breast cancer research has received nearly twice as much funding as any other form of cancer.1 It only goes to show that the weapons you need to help win the battle won’t come from a lab…
… Read MoreIt’s an all-star herb of Chinese medicine.
It’s the 2,000 year-old secret to invigorating and cleansing the blood. Healers have used ginseng as a treatment for ailments ranging from hypertension to halitosis. Some people swear by it. Others dismiss it as snake oil. But there’s solid research to back up the health benefits of ginseng.
Here are five great reasons to try ginseng.… Read More
Most exercise puts your bones under direct stress… But research shows this same stress may help prevent the bone loss that comes with osteoporosis.
Scottish researchers studied the bone mineral density (BMD) of 4,320 postmenopausal women.
Exercise didn’t damage their bones. It didn’t even lead to weaker bones. Exercising actually helped these women build bone density. This is one of the most direct ways to help prevent bone loss.… Read More
It’s frustrating to forget where you left your house keys. But mild cognitive impairment (MCI) goes beyond the occasional senior moment. MCI can lead to more serious—and dangerous—situations.
You could forget to keep important appointments. It may even cause major lapses in judgment. And that’s not even close to the worst of it…
… Read MoreThere’s an ancient tree that grows wild throughout South America. Medicinal uses of its legendary bark first surfaced in 1873. But native healers have used it to treat fever, ulcers, and inflammation. Its most impressive power? It may help fight off cancer.1
The Spanish call it the lapacho tree. You may know it as Pau d’arco.
It’s extremely resistant to disease, rot, and decay.… Read More
You might think this tropical fruit is rare or exotic. But papayas are widely available across the U.S. And that’s very good news. Ancient healers used papaya to treat everything from upset stomach to burns.1 With good reason.
Here are five reasons to start eating more papaya.
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