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[…](dopamine, serotonin, epinephrine) The MTHFR genetic mutation is something that some doctors are just now starting to test for, as it has become a prominent issue in the last couple of years and it is believed that one in every two people may have the variance. If you’ve had the following issues, which haven’t been ruled out as something else and haven’t already been tested, you should get tested: Sleep disturbance Cardiovascular issues Anxiety Depression Fatigue Chronic pain From the Global Healing Center: “The process of methylation and the conversion of homocysteine to methionine play an important role in protecting […]
[…]Between Very Common Nutritional Deficiencies and Deadly Diseases That Affect 1 in 2 of Us. Doctors now find that many patients don’t heal on the best foods available. It’s vital to understand why, and how to position yourself for a long healthy life. Startling Connections Between Skyrocketing Disease Rates, Climate Change, Dying Oceans, and How Food is Grown. To state it bluntly, our food system will destroy us (and most life on Earth), or it will save us. But through food we have the power to change everything. Breakthrough Methods to Scientifically Detox Your Body. Now more than ever each one of us […]
[…]immediately clear to researchers, the results do follow the recommended healthy eating lifestyle doctors prescribe to couples undergoing IVF treatment. In a news release, Dr. Rebecca Sokol, president of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, said: “This study suggests that the type of meat a man consumes may influence his sperm’s ability to fertilize an egg. Eating a healthy diet is an easy change to make, and worth making for reproductive health as well as overall health.” We think maybe the bible had it right here that avoiding bacon (or pork altogether) might be right. Even if you’re not religious, […]
[…]of the protein comes from meat. Although researchers caution more study is needed. (Holistic doctors have been saying this for awhile now, though.) From the article: “The study examined the dietary protein intake of 103,878 women, ages 50 to 79, from 1993 to 1998. They self-reported their daily diets, which researchers noted can be unreliable; researchers also used biomarker data to determine actual amounts of dietary protein. Although all participants were free of heart failure during that period, about 1,700 of them developed heart failure by 2005.” Even after adjusting for age, education, race or ethnicity and heart failure risk […]
[…]one thousand visitors a day and the water quality is so high that visiting it is recommended by doctors. Watch the video below about Mountain Beach and then watch the next two videos for inspiration and instructions on how to build your own! So, ready to take the plunge? Do you have the space and desire to make it happen? Check out the videos below: Source: […]
[…]sage smudge stick to reduce negative energy and anxiety. Lavender and a smudge stick Many modern doctors won’t suggest you smudge stick because it may seem unscientific to them. In the ancient times, smudge sticks were widely used to reduce negative energy and depression. In modern times too, you can use a smudge stick in your home or workplace if it’s possible. It’s not difficult at all to make a smudge stick for you. One of the crucial ingredients to add while making a smudge stick is lavender. It is a genus of 47 well-recognized species in the mint family. […]
[…]the public about the connection between asbestos, talc, and ovarian cancer.'” For decades, doctors have noticed talc particles present in cancer tumors but were unsure (a) how the contamination happened and (b) if it led to the cancer. Given the IARC warning and multiple studies that have been done, it’s time the products are pulled from shelves or at least carry a warning label. RELATED STORY: Johnson & Johnson Hid Talcum Powder Link to Ovarian Cancer for 40 Years As you may imagine, Johnson & Johnson continue to drone on that their “products do not contain asbestos and do not […]
[…]biopsy showed the patient’s liver damage was caused by drugs or toxins, rather than a virus, doctors looked at his blood and found that his levels of serum folate and vitamin B12 “exceeded quantifiable limits.” From the article: “Both serum folate, or folic acid, and B12 are common ingredients in energy drinks. Consumed excessively, these vitamins can accumulate in the liver and become toxic, the report said. The patient’s liver injury ‘was directly subsequent to excessive consumption of energy drinks, and resolved on discontinuation of the products,’ the report concluded. The patient’s symptoms resolved by the third day of hospitalization, […]
[…]and have a neobladder built so that he could pass urine) in order to survive. However, what doctors didn’t tell him was that even with the surgery, he’d likely only live 24 to 30 more months and he’d be incontinent for up to a year and also impotent. Knowing there had to be better options and ready to do whatever she needed to do to help her husband, Trevor’s wife Carole got busy doing her research. She says, “We spoke again to the Urologist and told him we needed more time to research alternative treatments and modalities, and we would […]
[…]three months later in 2014. We are not counting this in the official unintended series of holistic doctors since Dr Melito did live and they allegedly have a suspect. Rest in peace to his dear wife. We are still shocked at these 2 strange cases on the little island of Grenada, just a week apart, with so many similarities (which even mainstream is pointing out today). Erin Elizabeth, East Coast of Florida Source: People […]
[…]phoned the house to wish her dead or run out of town on a rail. Local nurses and doctors went them one better, she says, warning pregnant women that Young’s incompetence had killed babies and would surely kill theirs too, if given the chance. “Before they started spreading their cheer about me, I usually had 18 to 25 clients a year, and a spotless reputation in the state,” says Young, the primary midwife to service Vernal, Utah, a boom-and-bust town of 10,000 people in the heart of the fracked-gas gold rush of the Uintah Basin. A hundred and fifty miles […]
[…]for cancers they never had. Even now, despite this admission, the vast majority of conventional doctors have yet to account for, acknowledge, or integrate this radically different definition of cancer and its implications for treatment into their “standard of care.” Only last week, we featured a new review on natural therapies that target cancer stem cells, many of which included common foods and spices. You can view it here. But one substance conspicuously absent from the list was cannabis, which is the herb we now turn to to give it a fair representation in the context of this topic. A recent article […]
[…]are still people out there who don’t know what vegans are. Yes, it’s true that many doctors and nutritionists still don’t know enough about the vegan lifestyle and won’t recommend it OR are “afraid” of what they think it lacks. But, the number of people who understand how good the lifestyle is, is growing (like those from the Journal of the American Dietetic Association or even Harvard Medical School). Eating this way is not only nutritionally sound but can be preventative in treating certain diseases, as well. I won’t ever shame anyone for eating meat but I’ll also never eat it […]
[…]use no hormones. But studies on this question are rare, so these findings will be a big help for doctors making decisions for their patients. One last part of this puzzle has been whether the type of progestogen makes a difference in risk. Some past studies seem to imply that the VTE risk is higher with medroxyprogesterone acetate than with norgestrel, but this study didn’t show any significant difference. What it did find was that having a uterus and taking both oral estrogen and a synthetic progestin increased the risk of VTE the most, especially compared with estrogen only. I would be […]
[…]him while we could. While we might not have seen eye to eye on everything including the medical doctors in my life disagreeing with his protocol, I still respect him tremendously and what a super kid man he was. My heart goes out to his family and friends. The only information we have right now is that he died from an apparent heart attack. We will let you know more as we are updated. Please see the memorial written below about Dr. Andy Cutler from his group. From a Facebook group I’m a member of: Andrew Hall Cutler 1956-2017 “It […]
Diabetes has become a serious problem in the United States that most doctors simply throw drugs at. And while drugs may work for some people, taking a pill for the rest of your life isn’t the healthiest or best plan. RELATED STORY: The diet that starves cancer cells and reverses diabetes Check out the video below. Yes, totally changing your diet for 30 days might seem difficult or extreme but the freedom it provides is more than worth it; there is no doubt that your body will thank you for it! RELATED STORY: Doctor explains how fasting can completely reverse […]
[…]Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, “parents are no longer able to see test results, messages from doctors and other information once a child turns 12.”1 And apparently, this is federal law! The letter says that providers want children of that age and older to take a more active role in their own health care but clearly 10 or even 12 is far too young. And if you think about it, your child could get the HPV shot, birth control, do illegal drugs etc., all without your consent or knowledge! Please make sure to watch the video above. I’m not making this up. Whether […]
[…]neither natural nor risk-free. The same could be said, however, for all medications, yet doctors continue to write billions of drug prescriptions every year hoping the benefits outweigh the risks. RELATED STORY: Why most calcium supplement recommendations are DEAD WRONG So, what about the benefits of calcium supplements versus the risks they pose for heart attacks and strokes? Having a heart attack or stroke can be devastating, but so can a hip fracture. In the months after a hip fracture, risk of dying shoots up, with about one in five women passing away within a year. The odds are even worse for men, with hip […]
[…]has “concealed and misrepresented” the risk of its transvaginal mesh products to doctors and patients. The lawsuit lists chronic pelvic pain, pain associated with intercourse and/or the loss sexual function, as well as other health problems. Johnson & Johnson have called the lawsuit “unjustified”. AG Beshear says that more than 15,000 women in Kentucky have had transvaginal mesh implanted but that Johnson & Johnson, via its medical device company, Ethicon, didn’t provide enough information about adverse effects to the patients. From the article: “The way this company clearly chose profits over people is outrageous,” Beshear said in a written statement. “My […]
[…]no comparison. I explained that I don’t have children, probably couldn’t because my doctors tell me I could transmit Lyme to them (and wouldn’t want to put a child through that) and my 2 cats who I raised (one for 20 years the other 19 who died recently) were like my children. I’m adopted as were both my cats. I’ve had friends with children tell me their dog or cat they have is just the same as a child and treated and thought of like a family member. We could discuss this for decades to come, and I don’t want […]
