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Hi Jimi,
Have you ever wondered what the next generation of medical therapies and techniques will be made up of?
Healthcare is a limitless field of exploration, and right now we’re standing at an exciting and new frontier that’s going to change our entire approach to healing as we know it. Innovative new therapies and techniques for treating everything from cancer to anxiety are HERE now. And in case you missed out, THIS is your chance to learn about them.
CLICK HERE to join The Ultimate Holistic Health replay weekend. >>
Have you ever wondered what the next generation of medical therapies and techniques will be made up of?
Healthcare is a limitless field of exploration, and right now we’re standing at an exciting and new frontier that’s going to change our entire approach to healing as we know it. Innovative new therapies and techniques for treating everything from cancer to anxiety are HERE now. And in case you missed out, THIS is your chance to learn about them.
CLICK HERE to join The Ultimate Holistic Health replay weekend. >>
5 Aromatic Plants for Emotional Support
5 Aromatic Plants for Emotional Support
Imagine a world where the fragrance of a flower or the aroma of a plant could whisk away your worries, calm your racing thoughts, and bring a sense of tranquility to your soul. Well, this world exists, and it's all around us in the form of aromatic medicine. These plants aren't just a lovely...
aromaticmedicineschool.com
DNA repair damaged by exposure to cancer-causing household products
DNA Repair Damaged By Chemical Exposure | NaturalHealth365
(NaturalHealth365) Common household products are destroying the DNA repair mechanisms of the body and increasing the risk of cancer.
www.naturalhealth365.com
Battling the silent epidemic: Defy early-onset dementia with brain-boosting strategies
Early-Onset Dementia Insights & Solutions | NaturalHealth365
(NaturalHealth365) Why is early-onset dementia becoming a serious health problem throughout the Western world? The answer may surprise you.
www.naturalhealth365.com
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Have years of consuming processed foods and refined carbohydrates made you feel blue? Well, cheer up, the future can still be bright… just add the color YELLOW!
Were you aware that many foods in the shade of yellow come loaded with specialized nutrients proven to help you fight high blood sugar? It’s true! Certain yellow-colored foods have been shown to improve insulin sensitivity, while also providing powerful nutrients which can boost your overall vitality.
So Diabetes Smarts is revealing the 5 best, most amazing, brightly-colored foods with 5 Incredible Yellow Foods To Beat Insulin Resistance!
Were you aware that many foods in the shade of yellow come loaded with specialized nutrients proven to help you fight high blood sugar? It’s true! Certain yellow-colored foods have been shown to improve insulin sensitivity, while also providing powerful nutrients which can boost your overall vitality.
So Diabetes Smarts is revealing the 5 best, most amazing, brightly-colored foods with 5 Incredible Yellow Foods To Beat Insulin Resistance!
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sound vibrations make you deaf silly boy
with Danny Carroll and Nathan Crane
Don't miss this Nathan Crane podcast episode with Danny Carroll on alternative solutions for healing diseases like cancer.
Meet Danny Carroll, a London School of Economics-educated author, comparing Conventional Medicine and Germanic Healing Knowledge in "Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis."
Let us uncover the realm of energy healing through sound vibrations and grasp how emotional experiences intricately connect with physical health in German New Medicine.
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Hi Jimi,
Episode 4 just went live!
This next episode is vital to every single one of us. We will be going into powerful medicinal foods and herbs for… YOUR BRAIN!
You can use the link below to watch it now for free.
(We are expecting a lot of viewers again tonight, so please allow a few extra seconds for the page to load.)
Click here to watch Episode 4
Episode 4 just went live!
This next episode is vital to every single one of us. We will be going into powerful medicinal foods and herbs for… YOUR BRAIN!
You can use the link below to watch it now for free.
(We are expecting a lot of viewers again tonight, so please allow a few extra seconds for the page to load.)
Click here to watch Episode 4
The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs that perform important functions in our bodies. Each kidney acts as a filter, helping the body get rid of waste products and excess fluid.
The kidneys balance your body’s electrolytes and acidity, help control blood pressure, and produce hormones. In this article, you will discover the major causes of kidney problems and the best foods and natural remedies to heal your kidneys.
In this video, you will discover my top tips to stop sugar cravings. When you get your mind and body right, you can overcome this temptation and choose foods that bring life and health.
Check out the video and be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel here
Skin autophagy is a fascinating topic that I will dive into in detail in this article. Your skin is the largest organ that serves as a protective layer and performs essential tasks for your body.
The health of your skin is essential not only for your looks but for your overall health.
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Hello, Jimi!
In this episode, I am speaking with one of my absolute favorite experts, my friend, the brilliant Dr. Datis Kharrazian, about his extensive expertise in working with people to overcome chronic fatigue. Dr. K is humble and soft spoken, but don’t let that fool you — he is widely regarded as one of the absolute geniuses of functional medicine and one of the pioneers and thought leaders that has influenced and educated virtually all other functional practitioners out there. This is one of my all-time favorite podcast conversations. There are dozens of gold nuggets in this episode (sometimes subtle, so listen carefully). A true must-listen for anyone who wants to overcome chronic fatigue or any chronic illness.
→ You can watch/listen to the podcast HERE
In this episode, I am speaking with one of my absolute favorite experts, my friend, the brilliant Dr. Datis Kharrazian, about his extensive expertise in working with people to overcome chronic fatigue. Dr. K is humble and soft spoken, but don’t let that fool you — he is widely regarded as one of the absolute geniuses of functional medicine and one of the pioneers and thought leaders that has influenced and educated virtually all other functional practitioners out there. This is one of my all-time favorite podcast conversations. There are dozens of gold nuggets in this episode (sometimes subtle, so listen carefully). A true must-listen for anyone who wants to overcome chronic fatigue or any chronic illness.
→ You can watch/listen to the podcast HERE
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Vitamin B12: Navigating this Nutrient on a Plant-based Journey
Vitamin B12: Navigating this Nutrient on a Plant-based Journey
Embarking on the plant-based path isn't just a culinary choice; it's a comprehensive decision that benefits both your health and the environment. However, within this verdant landscape of vibrant vegetables, wholesome grains, and nourishing legumes, a single nutrient often takes center stage...
goodnesslover.com
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Eating mostly or entirely plant-based is one of the most powerful steps you can take to slash your risk of cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart disease, diabetes, and more.
However, Jim, while many plant-based eaters know they need an organic, high-quality vitamin B12 supplement...
Are you aware of the four other key supplements you may well need on a plant-based diet?
Are you aware of six categories of food you should aim to avoid on a plant-based diet -- including several that contain plant-derived foods?
You'll discover all this and the other essentials you need to know in...
This clear and concise new guide on how to SUCCEED on a plant-based diet, which is FREE for you today right here
However, Jim, while many plant-based eaters know they need an organic, high-quality vitamin B12 supplement...
Are you aware of the four other key supplements you may well need on a plant-based diet?
Are you aware of six categories of food you should aim to avoid on a plant-based diet -- including several that contain plant-derived foods?
You'll discover all this and the other essentials you need to know in...
This clear and concise new guide on how to SUCCEED on a plant-based diet, which is FREE for you today right here
What to Do After a Cardiac Hospital Stay
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
These tips tailored to specific types of cardiac hospital procedures can do much to enable a positive recovery post-surgery.
If you’ve undergone any type of surgical procedure, from a bypass graft to the insertion of a pacemaker, you need to watch out for infection or other problems. Call your doctor if you experience any of the following:
Special: Why Those Over 50 Should Take Sleep Issues Seriously
• Chest pain
• Fever and chills
• Shortness of breath or breathing difficulties when lying in bed
• Fluid buildup in your legs
• Dizziness or passing out
• Irregular heartbeat
• Any signs of a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA). This would include: sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm, or leg, especially on one side of the body; sudden confusion, trouble speaking, or understanding; sudden trouble seeing or blurred vision in one or both eyes; and sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance, or coordination.
If you have had major cardiac surgery, it is normal to require more sleep. Eventually, though, you should feel your old energy returning. But it may take some time, especially if you’ve undergone major surgery.
Don’t be impatient; give your body the time it needs. It can often take up to three months before you are feeling 90% back to the way you were pre-surgery.
Take care of your incision. No matter how large your incision, or where it is, you need to keep an eye on it. Call your doctor if it does not appear to be healing, or if you see any drainage or bleeding. Stay out of the water, including bathtubs and pools, until it heals. Showers are fine though.
Keep an eye on your surgical pocket. If you’ve had a pacemaker or left ventricular defibrillator implanted, your doctor created a surgical pocket for it. Notify your doctor immediately if you experience any sign of infection (such as fever or chills) or if it becomes swollen or enlarged.
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
These tips tailored to specific types of cardiac hospital procedures can do much to enable a positive recovery post-surgery.
If you’ve undergone any type of surgical procedure, from a bypass graft to the insertion of a pacemaker, you need to watch out for infection or other problems. Call your doctor if you experience any of the following:
Special: Why Those Over 50 Should Take Sleep Issues Seriously
• Chest pain
• Fever and chills
• Shortness of breath or breathing difficulties when lying in bed
• Fluid buildup in your legs
• Dizziness or passing out
• Irregular heartbeat
• Any signs of a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA). This would include: sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm, or leg, especially on one side of the body; sudden confusion, trouble speaking, or understanding; sudden trouble seeing or blurred vision in one or both eyes; and sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance, or coordination.
If you have had major cardiac surgery, it is normal to require more sleep. Eventually, though, you should feel your old energy returning. But it may take some time, especially if you’ve undergone major surgery.
Don’t be impatient; give your body the time it needs. It can often take up to three months before you are feeling 90% back to the way you were pre-surgery.
Take care of your incision. No matter how large your incision, or where it is, you need to keep an eye on it. Call your doctor if it does not appear to be healing, or if you see any drainage or bleeding. Stay out of the water, including bathtubs and pools, until it heals. Showers are fine though.
Keep an eye on your surgical pocket. If you’ve had a pacemaker or left ventricular defibrillator implanted, your doctor created a surgical pocket for it. Notify your doctor immediately if you experience any sign of infection (such as fever or chills) or if it becomes swollen or enlarged.
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We’re LIVE this Tuesday! 
Date: September 19, 2023
Time: 5:00pm PST
Disclaimer: These devices and the information presented in this webinar are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your healthcare provider for medical advice.
Hi Jimi,
We aired Episode 4 on Brain Health last night and the response we received was out of this world!
Your encouragement, feedback, and support means the world to us! So many comments and wonderful emails have come in over the past four days and we are truly grateful to be able to bring the Healing Kitchen series to you.
If you haven’t seen Episode 4 yet, I highly recommend watching the REPLAY while it’s still up. This one is all about medicinal foods and herbs for enhanced brain function, from everyday challenges with foggy headedness, poor memory and difficulty focusing - to more serious illnesses that many face as they get older.
You can use the link below to watch the Replay of Episode 4 – it will be up until 9pm Eastern Time tonight!
Click here to watch Episode 4
We aired Episode 4 on Brain Health last night and the response we received was out of this world!
Your encouragement, feedback, and support means the world to us! So many comments and wonderful emails have come in over the past four days and we are truly grateful to be able to bring the Healing Kitchen series to you.
If you haven’t seen Episode 4 yet, I highly recommend watching the REPLAY while it’s still up. This one is all about medicinal foods and herbs for enhanced brain function, from everyday challenges with foggy headedness, poor memory and difficulty focusing - to more serious illnesses that many face as they get older.
You can use the link below to watch the Replay of Episode 4 – it will be up until 9pm Eastern Time tonight!
Click here to watch Episode 4
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Creamy Mexican Red Pepper Soup: A Hearty Fall Delight
Savoring Comfort: Creamy Mexican Red Pepper Soup
The Comfort of Creamy Mexican Red Pepper Soup. Explore the Rich and Vibrant Flavors of This Heartwarming Dish. Get the Recipe Now!
drritamarie.com
Hi Jimi,
We aired Episode 4 on Brain Health last night and the response we received was out of this world!
Your encouragement, feedback, and support means the world to us! So many comments and wonderful emails have come in over the past four days and we are truly grateful to be able to bring the Healing Kitchen series to you.
If you haven’t seen Episode 4 yet, I highly recommend watching the REPLAY while it’s still up. This one is all about medicinal foods and herbs for enhanced brain function, from everyday challenges with foggy headedness, poor memory and difficulty focusing - to more serious illnesses that many face as they get older.
You can use the link below to watch the Replay of Episode 4 – it will be up until 9pm Eastern Time tonight!
Click here to watch Episode 4
We aired Episode 4 on Brain Health last night and the response we received was out of this world!
Your encouragement, feedback, and support means the world to us! So many comments and wonderful emails have come in over the past four days and we are truly grateful to be able to bring the Healing Kitchen series to you.
If you haven’t seen Episode 4 yet, I highly recommend watching the REPLAY while it’s still up. This one is all about medicinal foods and herbs for enhanced brain function, from everyday challenges with foggy headedness, poor memory and difficulty focusing - to more serious illnesses that many face as they get older.
You can use the link below to watch the Replay of Episode 4 – it will be up until 9pm Eastern Time tonight!
Click here to watch Episode 4
APPLESAUCE AND SPICE BREAD RECIPE (WHOLE WHEAT, MAPLE SWEETENED, DAIRY FREE)
Applesauce and Spice Bread Recipe (Whole Wheat, Maple Sweetened, Dairy Free) - An Oregon Cottage
A moist and tender loaf bursting with flavor, this healthy applesauce and spice bread recipe is made with whole wheat and sweetened only with maple syrup.
anoregoncottage.com
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Forgotten Wonders of Pycnogenol
Dr. Russell Blaylock, M.D., writes:
When pycnogenol (French maritime pine bark extract) first appeared on the natural health market, it caused a lot of excitement. But it has been mostly forgotten.
That’s unfortunate, because it has a number of incredible health benefits. For example, in a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, 101 patients ages 60-85 were given either a placebo or 150 mg of pycnogenol for three months as a possible way to prevent and treat a decline in cognitive function. Researchers tested attention, working memory, episodic memory, and psychomotor performance. They found a significant improvement in working memory (which we use every day) and a dramatic decrease in lipid peroxidation products in those taking pycnogenol supplements.
Special: Doctor Finally Discovers Natural Secret Weapon Against Aging
Vascular diseases affecting the retina are quite common and can lead to blindness. In another study, researchers tested 40 patients with diabetes, atherosclerosis, or other vascular diseases and found that the 30 they treated with 50 mg of pycnogenol three times a day for two months not only demonstrated no deterioration, but also showed significant improvement in visual acuity. The patients who got a placebo continued to deteriorate.
The researchers also conducted special testing (fluorangiography and electroretinogram) that demonstrated objective improvement in retinal vascularization and function within the treatment group.
Diabetes is a leading cause of blindness in the United States. The primary damage occurs in microscopic blood vessels in the retina (called diabetic microangiopathy). Another study used older patients with advanced diabetic complications. The subjects were given 50 mg of pycnogenol three times a day for four weeks. After a month, they saw a significant improvement of microangiopathy, with a significant decrease in leakage of the vessels — a major cause of retinal damage and blindness.
In another study, researchers found that pycnogenol supplementation could significantly improve healing of diabetic ulcers, which can be very difficult to mend. The ulcers healed completely in 89% of the patients within six weeks. One use of pycnogenol is for treatment of vein problems of the legs that can cause swelling and eventual development of leg ulcers, which are difficult to heal. Patients taking pycnogenol saw reduced swelling of their legs and a significant reduction in venous leakage, which also prevented ulcerations.
Pycnogenol has also been very effective for preventing venous thrombosis in people who fly long distances. Pycnogenol increases nitric oxide production, but only in blood vessels, thereby improving blood flow. (Hesperidin also selectively increases blood vessel nitric oxide.) In addition, pycnogenol lowers elevated blood pressure when taken for 12 weeks.
Another beneficial effect is its ability to lower histamine levels, which reduces allergy symptoms.
Based on its ability to improve blood flow and stimulate blood vessel nitric oxide levels, pycnogenol should also significantly improve I am a spammer ban me dysfunction, even to normal levels, when combined with L-arginine.
In another study, researchers observed a significant improvement in vascular insufficiency-induced leg cramps and pain. The usual dose is 50 mg to 100 mg three times a day.
Dr. Russell Blaylock, M.D., writes:
When pycnogenol (French maritime pine bark extract) first appeared on the natural health market, it caused a lot of excitement. But it has been mostly forgotten.
That’s unfortunate, because it has a number of incredible health benefits. For example, in a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, 101 patients ages 60-85 were given either a placebo or 150 mg of pycnogenol for three months as a possible way to prevent and treat a decline in cognitive function. Researchers tested attention, working memory, episodic memory, and psychomotor performance. They found a significant improvement in working memory (which we use every day) and a dramatic decrease in lipid peroxidation products in those taking pycnogenol supplements.
Special: Doctor Finally Discovers Natural Secret Weapon Against Aging
Vascular diseases affecting the retina are quite common and can lead to blindness. In another study, researchers tested 40 patients with diabetes, atherosclerosis, or other vascular diseases and found that the 30 they treated with 50 mg of pycnogenol three times a day for two months not only demonstrated no deterioration, but also showed significant improvement in visual acuity. The patients who got a placebo continued to deteriorate.
The researchers also conducted special testing (fluorangiography and electroretinogram) that demonstrated objective improvement in retinal vascularization and function within the treatment group.
Diabetes is a leading cause of blindness in the United States. The primary damage occurs in microscopic blood vessels in the retina (called diabetic microangiopathy). Another study used older patients with advanced diabetic complications. The subjects were given 50 mg of pycnogenol three times a day for four weeks. After a month, they saw a significant improvement of microangiopathy, with a significant decrease in leakage of the vessels — a major cause of retinal damage and blindness.
In another study, researchers found that pycnogenol supplementation could significantly improve healing of diabetic ulcers, which can be very difficult to mend. The ulcers healed completely in 89% of the patients within six weeks. One use of pycnogenol is for treatment of vein problems of the legs that can cause swelling and eventual development of leg ulcers, which are difficult to heal. Patients taking pycnogenol saw reduced swelling of their legs and a significant reduction in venous leakage, which also prevented ulcerations.
Pycnogenol has also been very effective for preventing venous thrombosis in people who fly long distances. Pycnogenol increases nitric oxide production, but only in blood vessels, thereby improving blood flow. (Hesperidin also selectively increases blood vessel nitric oxide.) In addition, pycnogenol lowers elevated blood pressure when taken for 12 weeks.
Another beneficial effect is its ability to lower histamine levels, which reduces allergy symptoms.
Based on its ability to improve blood flow and stimulate blood vessel nitric oxide levels, pycnogenol should also significantly improve I am a spammer ban me dysfunction, even to normal levels, when combined with L-arginine.
In another study, researchers observed a significant improvement in vascular insufficiency-induced leg cramps and pain. The usual dose is 50 mg to 100 mg three times a day.
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Gut Bacteria Linked to Parkinson's Disease Development
A recent study suggests that Parkinson's disease, in which parts of the brain are progressively damaged over many years, may actually start in the gut.
Nearly 30% of the gut bacteria in patients with Parkinson's differed from those without the disease, according to British and U.S. researchers.
Special: This Gut Health Secret Is Key to Your Body's Immune Challenges
Study co-author Ayse Demirkan, a senior lecturer at the University of Surrey, noted that death and impairments due to Parkinson's are increasing faster than any other neurological disorder worldwide. Diagnosed cases have more than doubled in the past 25 years.
"This is very concerning as there is no known cure," Demirkan said in a university news release. "However, the more we learn about the causes of the disease, the more informed we can be in developing new treatments and, eventually, a cure."
Parkinson's is a brain disorder that can cause uncontrollable movements such as shaking, limb stiffness, and difficulty with balance and coordination.
Previous research had pointed to a possible link between gut bacteria and the disease, Demirkan said, though those studies were small.
This study recruited 490 people with Parkinson's and 234 neurologically healthy individuals. Each provided a stool sample and information about themselves.
When samples were analyzed, researchers found that bacteria, genes, and biological pathways differed by more than 30% in those with Parkinson's compared to those without the movement disorder.
One example was the bacterial species Bifidobacterium dentium, known to cause infections such as brain abscesses. Levels were seven times higher in folks with Parkinson's, while levels of Roseburia intestinalis, a bacterium found in healthy colons, were 7.5 times lower. Constipation is a recognized symptom of Parkinson's.
A cluster of bacteria known to cause infections — Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumonia, and Klebsiella quasipneumoniae — had elevated levels in those with Parkinson's.
"Our current research is not designed to answer whether the bacteria itself is the initial cause of the disease; some may also be a consequence of the disease, or may be even influenced by the genetic makeup of the individual," Demirkan said.
The findings were published in Nature Communications.
A recent study suggests that Parkinson's disease, in which parts of the brain are progressively damaged over many years, may actually start in the gut.
Nearly 30% of the gut bacteria in patients with Parkinson's differed from those without the disease, according to British and U.S. researchers.
Special: This Gut Health Secret Is Key to Your Body's Immune Challenges
Study co-author Ayse Demirkan, a senior lecturer at the University of Surrey, noted that death and impairments due to Parkinson's are increasing faster than any other neurological disorder worldwide. Diagnosed cases have more than doubled in the past 25 years.
"This is very concerning as there is no known cure," Demirkan said in a university news release. "However, the more we learn about the causes of the disease, the more informed we can be in developing new treatments and, eventually, a cure."
Parkinson's is a brain disorder that can cause uncontrollable movements such as shaking, limb stiffness, and difficulty with balance and coordination.
Previous research had pointed to a possible link between gut bacteria and the disease, Demirkan said, though those studies were small.
This study recruited 490 people with Parkinson's and 234 neurologically healthy individuals. Each provided a stool sample and information about themselves.
When samples were analyzed, researchers found that bacteria, genes, and biological pathways differed by more than 30% in those with Parkinson's compared to those without the movement disorder.
One example was the bacterial species Bifidobacterium dentium, known to cause infections such as brain abscesses. Levels were seven times higher in folks with Parkinson's, while levels of Roseburia intestinalis, a bacterium found in healthy colons, were 7.5 times lower. Constipation is a recognized symptom of Parkinson's.
A cluster of bacteria known to cause infections — Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumonia, and Klebsiella quasipneumoniae — had elevated levels in those with Parkinson's.
"Our current research is not designed to answer whether the bacteria itself is the initial cause of the disease; some may also be a consequence of the disease, or may be even influenced by the genetic makeup of the individual," Demirkan said.
The findings were published in Nature Communications.
Beyond the smile: How gum disease links to cancer
Gum Disease Linked To Cancer | NaturalHealth365
(NaturalHealth365) Millions of people have no idea that gum disease can increase the risk of cancer. Find out how and what to do about it.
www.naturalhealth365.com