It kills more than 88,000 Americans a year. That’s more than double the number of people who die in car accidents every year.
It’s more than the death toll from melanoma, and prostate, bladder, kidney, and liver cancers combined.
You’d think people would be angry, scared, or at least concerned.
… Read MoreThe numbers are staggering… An estimated 80 to 100 million Americans are walking around with fatty liver disease. But few of them know it.[1]
That’s because it often causes no outward symptoms. And it can be tough for doctors to spot in a routine examination.
And here’s more bad news about the fatty liver crisis…
… Read MoreIn your January issue of Independent Healing, you’ll discover why America’s most popular exercise is all wrong for people middle-age and older.
Not only that, it can be dangerous for your heart.
In fact, the leading promoter of this kind of workout dropped over dead of heart attack while he was doing it!
You’ll see what you should be doing instead.… Read More
When your doctor determines your risk of heart disease, chances are he or she uses a standard cardiac risk equation.
It’s a formula that takes into account your blood pressure, cholesterol, and triglyceride readings. And it looks at whether you are a smoker, have diabetes, have a family history of heart trouble, or are overweight.
… Read MoreOne type of tree nut is packed with key micronutrients that are crucial to good health but that most older Americans lack.
That’s the finding of new research at Oregon State University. One of the study authors said the nut is so potent that it is “a multivitamin in a natural form.”
… Read MoreWe’ve told you for years that statin drugs are of questionable valuable when it comes to preventing heart disease. And now, thanks to new research, mainstream doctors are starting to come around to our way of thinking.
Under current U.S. guidelines, 40% of American adults should be on a statin drug.
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