Many of us repeat the same cycle every year…
During the holidays we eat, drink, and be merry.
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Mainstream medicine has failed miserably in providing a solution to Alzheimer’s disease.
Some 5.5 million Americans now suffer from it. And that number is expected to triple by 2050. But there is no effective treatment for it.1
… Read MoreIt’s in the Air…and It Gives You Dementia
The risk factors for dementia are well known. The main ones include aging, head injuries, lack of exercise, being overweight, smoking, and genetics.1
But a new study shows that’s not the whole story.
… Read MoreWeight Loss Drug Breakthrough? Don’t Believe It
Maybe you’ve seen the headlines… A new study came out recently showing that the weight-loss drug Belviq is safe for your heart.
This was hailed by the drug company as a breakthrough. That’s because it is the first time a drug has been shown to help people lose weight without triggering heart problems.1
… Read MoreChange When, Not What, You Eat to Lose Weight
Mainstream doctors tell us the formula for weight loss is simple: Eat less.
But for most people, this doesn’t work. It’s difficult to sustain a low-calorie diet. And when you go off the diet, the weight comes back. You often get heavier than you were before the diet.
… Read MoreIs Alcohol Unsafe in Any Amount?
For those of us who enjoy a drink, the recent headlines were unsettling…
“Alcohol in Any Amount Is Unhealthy”
The articles described a study that claimed even one drink a day comes with health risks.
Here’s why you shouldn’t believe the hype…
Dr. Aaron E. Carroll is a professor at Indiana University School of Medicine. He is an expert on how medical research is conducted.… Read More