Prevention
Gluten-free has become a near-fad that many people embrace whether or not they know for certain that they are gluten sensitive. So how can you tell if avoiding gluten is something that may benefit you? Here are six things to know about gluten, and whether a gluten-free diet might be good for you. #glutenfree
Bad posture and neck pain are common health woes stemming from modern lifestyle. Here are some simple yoga poses to ease your neck pain and correct your posture as well. #yogafit
Strength training is foundational for optimal health, especially as you get older. It’s not just about keeping your musculature strong; resistance training also benefits your heart, metabolism, cognition and mental health. Recent research shows less than an hour of strength training per week can reduce your risk for heart attack and stroke anywhere from 40 to 70 percent.
Using a non-addictive alternative such as CBD can help put a cancer patient’s mind at ease, as they can receive pain relief without the fear of becoming dependent on drugs.
Discover legal and readily available healing plants, that contain healing cannabinoids.
Article Source: Mercola.com STORY AT-A-GLANCE A meta-analysis of 30 studies involving more than 10 years of research suggests habitual coffee consumption may slash your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by as much as 29 percent While the results suggest caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee have favorable metabolic effects, Type 2 diabetes risk reduction was more […]
Your throat is the blue chakra that is all about your highest masculine qualities — your authenticity, honor, expressiveness and life purpose. Here are some foods that can help you heal this masculine chakra, plus a delicious blueberry lemonade recipe.
The epidemic of heart disease began in the mid-twentieth century, after butter and traditional oils were replaced in our diets by the new “healthier” vegetable oils. Leading the health-destroying parade was researcher, Ancel Keys. He is known as the father of the Lipid Hypothesis. Keys cherry-picked statistics to create an international study of heart disease, and presented it to medical publications to prove that natural saturated fats cause heart disease. For Keys’ research, the term “international” meant using only the results from the 7 countries which yielded the conclusions that he wanted. He even titled his original paper, “The Seven Countries Study”.
Excessive sugar consumption is toxic to your brain and is a powerful driver of Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological dysfunction. Research shows Alzheimer’s can be effectively prevented by lowering sugar exposure, increasing exercise and improving the quality of your sleep.
Dr. Mercola: Marketers claim alkaline water can correct excess acidity in your tissues, which can then prevent or reverse cancer, arthritis and other degenerative diseases. However, there’s virtually no good evidence to support such claims, and I warned people about drinking alkaline water on a regular basis over eight years ago. Molecular hydrogen, on the other hand, does have a number of health benefits, some of which mirror the claims made for alkaline water — and there’s a really good reason for that.
When looking at foods that heal the heart chakra, we are looking for ones that are green. We also want to consider the glands for this chakra — the thymus which is all about immunity and the heart, which is both an organ and a gland because it secretes hormones. Anything that is good for your thymus or your heart’s health is also good for your heart chakra. Here are my favorite foods for healing the heart chakra (including my green drink recipe)…
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Winter can bring about a sense of melancholy. If you’re feeling the blues this winter, here are some tips to help it go away.
A component in lavender oil, linalool, produced relaxation in mice in a new study. The relaxation effects resembled those produced by benzodiazepines, anti-anxiety drugs, but lacked their motor impairment and sedation.
This article answers important questions about breast cancer, including: what are the symptoms of breast cancer?; who’s at risk?; and much more.
Spirulina is a freshwater and saltwater, blue-green algae with powerful health benefits. Often confused with chlorella, the fundamental difference between the two is that spirulina is thousands of years older and does not possess the hard cell wall that makes chlorella closer to a plant than algae. This article lists potential adverse reactions to spirulina, and what you can do to alleviate them
