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Washington University Scientists recently made a startling blood sugar discovery. |
The average bear can eat over 200,000 sugar filled blueberries in a single day… |
And they DON’T have any of the erratic blood sugar spikes that we do. |
How’s that possible? |
The average bear has a “Blood Sugar Pipeline” that’s as strong as steel… |
Their pipeline is fortified with 8 KEY proteins that keep sugar OUT of their bloodstream. |
You can’t turn yourself into a bear… |
But you can copy similar nutrients into YOUR blood sugar pipeline to reseal it… |
That way, you can regain control over your erratic blood sugar… |
Without sacrificing your favorite carbs like pasta, pizza, and bread. |
Find out how to FORTIFY your blood sugar pipeline in this FREE video: |
In health and wellness, |
Does it seem like everyone is sick these days, Jimi?
I don’t mean the occasional cold or flu, but chronic health conditions like dementia, arthritis, heart disease, and cancer that are slowly and silently killing us.
Today, I want to invite you to the Silent Killers Summit: Reversing The Root Cause Of Chronic Inflammatory Disease.
>> Click here to save your free spot!
Every single speaker (including me) at this summit has the same goals in mind…
>> Click here to join me!
I’m speaking on day one of the summit! Don’t miss it!
I don’t mean the occasional cold or flu, but chronic health conditions like dementia, arthritis, heart disease, and cancer that are slowly and silently killing us.
Today, I want to invite you to the Silent Killers Summit: Reversing The Root Cause Of Chronic Inflammatory Disease.
>> Click here to save your free spot!
Every single speaker (including me) at this summit has the same goals in mind…
- To provide you with the tools and information you need so you can take action against chronic inflammatory disease
- To help you understand exactly what steps you should take to start your journey toward real health
- To empower you to make choices that strengthen your body and mind and transform your life!
>> Click here to join me!
I’m speaking on day one of the summit! Don’t miss it!
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Our diets can both feed or starve cancer cells productivity by affecting multiple mechanisms which promote cancer. Cancer cells rely on the ability to multiply, repair, differentiate and evade apoptosis (programmed cell death). The recent discovery of cancer stem cells has scientists looking at a whole new approach to preventing and treating cancer. In 2024, for the first time ever… The United States is expecting over 2 MILLION new cases of cancer! From lung cancer to breast cancer, to prostate and colon cancer…. The American Cancer Society is showing a major surge in common cancers. But not enough people are talking about what ACTUALLY causes cancer and autoimmune diseases! >>>Click HERE to download your f.ree copy of The Root of All Disease: Natural Protocols that Reverse the Root Causes of Post-COVID Autoimmunity and Cancer Here's a glimpse of what you'll uncover upon downloading this FREE eBook:
When you download this amazing eBook, you’ll also get F.REE VIP access to the BRAND NEW 12-episode docuseries, Cancer Secrets You’ll hear from 40+ of the world’s top medical doctors and natural health experts including myself who share the uncensored truth… About highly effective ways to reverse chronic diseases with natural medicine protocols! Autophagy happens when your body recycles and gets rid of old or excess cells (like fat) that don’t serve a purpose or benefit your health. The major drivers of autophagy are cellular stressors such as nutrient deprivation brought on from various mechanisms including fasting, exercise, and significant temperature change. The Nobel Prize in 2016 was awarded to the Japanese researcher Yoshinori Ohsumi for his breakthrough work in helping us understand the process of autophagy and how it works. In this article, you will discover why autophagy is such an important concept and how to structure your life to optimize its benefits in your life. Intermittent fasting is a powerful health strategy where you are fasting and not taking in food for a certain portion of your day, only non-caloric drinks, such as water or herbal tea. Depending on the specific intermittent fasting strategy, it may be practiced on certain days of the week or daily. Intermittent fasting has many science-backed benefits, including immune regulation, cellular autophagy, genetic repair, improved insulin sensitivity, and reduced risk of chronic diseases. One of the main benefits of intermittent fasting is that it improves heart health. Considering that that 610,000 people die from heart disease and is responsible for 1 in every 4 deaths each year in the United States, this is exciting news. |
In this video, I go over what you should eat before you begin a short intermittent fast or a longer 2-3 or even a 5 day fast. The foods you eat impact your blood sugar and satiety level and will either make it harder to fast or much easier.
Watch the video and check out the short narrative in the description box of the video to get a quick review of this powerful information.
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Why is cancer still on the rise?
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Exploring the link between myocarditis and COVID shots
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Red onion syrup has long been a trusted remedy for treating coughs and sore throats, but its significance extends far beyond home remedies; it embodies a rich history of healing and resilience.
In her brand new post, Shereel Washington reminisces about the comforting and healing powers of her family's simple tomato-based red onion soup, a cherished cold and cough remedy. She also shares the inspiring story of an African American man from Virginia, whose red onion remedy not only cured ailments but also earned him his freedom.
Shereel's article, however, isn't just a dive into history; it's about fostering a profound connection with heritage. The wisdom of Black North American herbalists has long been a cornerstone of healing in our nation.
Today, we delve into how to make and use the red onion syrup that Shereel has relied on for years. She also reveals the myriad health benefits of red onions, which are more extensive than you might imagine!
This remedy is remarkably simple to prepare, requiring just red onions and one other readily available ingredient from your local market.
I've crafted similar remedies for years, but using red onions is a first for me. The simplicity of this syrup means you can read the recipe once and immediately start making it.
Wishing you a healthy transition from late winter to early spring!
Warmly,
In her brand new post, Shereel Washington reminisces about the comforting and healing powers of her family's simple tomato-based red onion soup, a cherished cold and cough remedy. She also shares the inspiring story of an African American man from Virginia, whose red onion remedy not only cured ailments but also earned him his freedom.
Shereel's article, however, isn't just a dive into history; it's about fostering a profound connection with heritage. The wisdom of Black North American herbalists has long been a cornerstone of healing in our nation.
Today, we delve into how to make and use the red onion syrup that Shereel has relied on for years. She also reveals the myriad health benefits of red onions, which are more extensive than you might imagine!
This remedy is remarkably simple to prepare, requiring just red onions and one other readily available ingredient from your local market.
I've crafted similar remedies for years, but using red onions is a first for me. The simplicity of this syrup means you can read the recipe once and immediately start making it.
Wishing you a healthy transition from late winter to early spring!
Warmly,
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Hi Jimi,
Do you find yourself frustrated as you search for answers to your most persistent health problems?
Dr. Google isn’t cutting it. You’re spending hundreds of dollars on every promising supplement, and specialist appointments are taking up too much of your time. We get it. You’re not alone.
Our community has come to us in search of answers to health issues like inflammation, mood swings, gut issues, unexplained pain, unbalanced hormones, and simply feeling a little lost and confused. If you can relate, then you’re in the right place. That’s why we want to invite you to our brand new 2024 Masterclass Series.
CLICK HERE to save your seat to our 2024 Masterclass Series. >>
We believe that this is the year you can finally find solutions to your health issues and start living happier than you have in a long time. And we’re going to show you how in this brand new series: Discover Practical Solutions to Heal Your Gut, Balance Your Hormones, and Reduce Stress & Inflammation.
This brand new Masterclass Series will teach you:
The Masterclass Series goes live on March 5, and one Masterclass will be released daily until all 7 are available. Then, you will have until March 21 to watch them all. But not to worry, we will email you when they are live so that you don’t miss out.
Make sure to save your spot to this limited-time series by CLICKING HERE. >>
In good health,
Do you find yourself frustrated as you search for answers to your most persistent health problems?
Dr. Google isn’t cutting it. You’re spending hundreds of dollars on every promising supplement, and specialist appointments are taking up too much of your time. We get it. You’re not alone.
Our community has come to us in search of answers to health issues like inflammation, mood swings, gut issues, unexplained pain, unbalanced hormones, and simply feeling a little lost and confused. If you can relate, then you’re in the right place. That’s why we want to invite you to our brand new 2024 Masterclass Series.
CLICK HERE to save your seat to our 2024 Masterclass Series. >>
We believe that this is the year you can finally find solutions to your health issues and start living happier than you have in a long time. And we’re going to show you how in this brand new series: Discover Practical Solutions to Heal Your Gut, Balance Your Hormones, and Reduce Stress & Inflammation.
This brand new Masterclass Series will teach you:
- How to Heal Your Gut & Detox Your Body with Dr. Tom O’Bryan
- How to Manage Your Hormonal Changes Naturally with Christa Orecchio
- How to Use Medicinal Herbs to Find Calm & Restore Balance with Nick Polizzi
- How to Turn Your Passion for Nutrition Into a Career with Nat Kringoudis
- How to Identify and Treat Inflammation Naturally with Dr. Christine Smith
- How to Improve Your Brain Health & Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s & Dementia with Dr. Heather Sandison
- How to Use Nutrition to Prevent & Heal Autoimmune Conditions Naturally with Dr. David Jockers
The Masterclass Series goes live on March 5, and one Masterclass will be released daily until all 7 are available. Then, you will have until March 21 to watch them all. But not to worry, we will email you when they are live so that you don’t miss out.
Make sure to save your spot to this limited-time series by CLICKING HERE. >>
In good health,
Pediatric Perspectives with Paul Thomas: A New Show on CHD.TV
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- How to boost your child’s immune system naturally
- How to prevent and treat common childhood illnesses
- How to navigate the vaccine schedule and make informed decisions
- How to protect your child from environmental toxins and EMFs
- How to foster a healthy lifestyle and mindset for your child
The show will air every...Read More
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morning young fellow, hope you know who is ok pass on a hug.
Because it's vital to take control of your immune system to beat autoimmunity!
Which is why want to share a valuable and highly anticipated event: The Beating Autoimmunity Masterclass, led by our good friend and colleague Dr. Peter Kan.
This transformative event will revolutionize your understanding of immune function and empower you with REAL tools to restore your health.
Forget the outdated approaches of the past – this masterclass is at the cutting edge of functional medicine.
Dr. Kan is one of our favorite colleagues, and he has cracked the code to conquer chronic brain, immune, hormone, and gut challenges, by connecting the dots like never before.
With insights gained from working with over 6,000 clients, he has developed a clinical roadmap that will change the way you approach your health.
Get ready to dive deep into the fascinating world of immune function:
- Discover all the key players involved, and unlock the secrets of innate immunity and adaptive immunity
- Learn how your immune system acts as a shield against infections, and uncover how immune dysfunction can lead to inflammation and disease
- Discover the factors that suppress or trigger an overactive immune system (often giving you insights into achieving remission from autoimmune conditions)
--->>Learn more when you attend this complimentary, online event!
Be sure to mark your calendar for February 27-March 3, 2024!
But that's not all – this masterclass goes beyond the immune system alone!
The Beating Autoimmunity Masterclass is not just about theory – it's about practical solutions that you can implement in your daily life.
Join Dr. Kan as he guides you through a step-by-step roadmap to support and balance your immune system, helping you overcome chronic health issues once and for all.
Say goodbye to endless medications (often with harmful side effects) and learn to become your own "best detective" to create your best holistic approach to healing.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to transform your health and reclaim your vitality.
--->>Your path to a healthier, happier you starts here!
Because health means everything,
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Dear Jimi,
This week's newsletter looks at the brain boosting power of exercise, how PCOS may change your brain, the key to preventing Alzheimer's disease, how infections and environmental exposures affect the brain's immune system, and more...-->> How Exercise Can Help Boost Your Memory - Cleveland Clinic (February 2024)
Cardio is great for improving cognition, but strength and balance training are just as important...-->> Sleep deprivation increases the risk of stroke by 70 percent - Earth .com (February 2024)
Women who consistently slept fewer than five hours per night were at a risk up to 75 percent higher of encountering severe cardiovascular issues such as strokes, heart attacks, heart failure, and coronary artery disease...-->> How PCOS Can Change The Brain, According To New Research - MindBodyGreen (January 2024)
A recent study published in the journal Neurology found that women with PCOS had lower cognitive performance and lower white matter integrity at midlife when compared to women without PCOS...-->> David Perlmutter on the Key to Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease - Integrative Practitioner (February 2024)
Physicians are led to believe that β-amyloids are the cause of Alzheimer's disease, and we can only treat it with treatments designed to rid the brain, Dr. Perlmutter explained...-->> Immune Genes of Alzheimer’s Patients Are Epigenetically Altered - Technology Networks (February 2024)
Viral infections or environmental factors could put person at risk for Alzheimer’s, scientists suggest...To your health,
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Ask Your Doctor for These Glucose Tests
By Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dr. Mike Roizen, MDs
Several years ago, Major League Baseball expanded the use of instant replay, so coaches and/or managers could challenge almost any call an umpire makes, except balls and strikes. By allowing the review of questionable calls ("He's safe!" "No way!") from several camera angles, fewer games have been decided by a faulty call.
With diabetes, it can be just as difficult to make perfect calls ("I can eat this cookie — I just need a little extra insulin.").
Special: Why Your Sugar Is Out of Control (Has Nothing to Do With Sweets
And when you blow a call, you can end up paying with a risky low blood sugar incident or with a spike in your glucose that silently damages your cardiovascular system.
Well, Johns Hopkins researchers have demonstrated that adding blood tests for fructosamine and glycated albumin to your glucose checkup may provide two new angles on how you're managing your diabetes, or whether you're likely to develop it.
The tests also tell you if you're at heightened risk for diabetes-related vision problems and kidney disease.
You'll get these tests between your three- and six-month blood tests for HbA1c, an average of your glucose levels in the past several months. They'll let you know how you've been doing in the past two to four weeks, which is especially useful if you're pregnant, anemic, or already have kidney or liver disease.
So if you're worried that diabetes is in your future or you're having trouble stabilizing your A1c readings, ask your doctor about these tests. Then you may get a clearer view of what you need to do to control your diabetes.
By Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dr. Mike Roizen, MDs
Several years ago, Major League Baseball expanded the use of instant replay, so coaches and/or managers could challenge almost any call an umpire makes, except balls and strikes. By allowing the review of questionable calls ("He's safe!" "No way!") from several camera angles, fewer games have been decided by a faulty call.
With diabetes, it can be just as difficult to make perfect calls ("I can eat this cookie — I just need a little extra insulin.").
Special: Why Your Sugar Is Out of Control (Has Nothing to Do With Sweets
And when you blow a call, you can end up paying with a risky low blood sugar incident or with a spike in your glucose that silently damages your cardiovascular system.
Well, Johns Hopkins researchers have demonstrated that adding blood tests for fructosamine and glycated albumin to your glucose checkup may provide two new angles on how you're managing your diabetes, or whether you're likely to develop it.
The tests also tell you if you're at heightened risk for diabetes-related vision problems and kidney disease.
You'll get these tests between your three- and six-month blood tests for HbA1c, an average of your glucose levels in the past several months. They'll let you know how you've been doing in the past two to four weeks, which is especially useful if you're pregnant, anemic, or already have kidney or liver disease.
So if you're worried that diabetes is in your future or you're having trouble stabilizing your A1c readings, ask your doctor about these tests. Then you may get a clearer view of what you need to do to control your diabetes.
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Hi ,
Mitochondria are tiny energy generators in our bodies, but how do we "turn them on"?
Eating healthfully helps, of course, but there's something crucial that few think about: Breathing.
In all our summits, we briefly touched on breathwork, but it deserves much more attention. Ignoring your breath is like driving a car with a missing wheel...
That's why I'm excited to share with you a free web-class with Ari Whitten on how to ramp up your energy in just a few minutes each morning.
>> Click here to get free access.
You'll discover:
Wishing you a great day, and remember to take a deep breath while you're reading this
Yours in health,
Tobias
Mitochondria are tiny energy generators in our bodies, but how do we "turn them on"?
Eating healthfully helps, of course, but there's something crucial that few think about: Breathing.
In all our summits, we briefly touched on breathwork, but it deserves much more attention. Ignoring your breath is like driving a car with a missing wheel...
That's why I'm excited to share with you a free web-class with Ari Whitten on how to ramp up your energy in just a few minutes each morning.
>> Click here to get free access.
You'll discover:
- The critical link between breathing and mitochondria (your cellular energy generators) -- and how a specific breathing routine can supercharge them
- Science-backed breathing techniques that optimize your brain function (decrease anxiety, balance neurotransmitters, eliminate brain fog, and protect against brain diseases).
- Specific breathing practices can help you sleep like you did when you were a kid
- How dysfunctional breathing wires your nervous system into stress/anxiety mode, and how to fix it
- Why resetting your CO2 threshold is the big key to conquering anxiety and getting supercharging oxygen delivery to your brain
- The 4 keys to optimal breathing (and how to rewire your brain into doing it automatically)
Wishing you a great day, and remember to take a deep breath while you're reading this
Yours in health,
Tobias
By now, you’ve probably figured out that dieting doesn’t work.
Sure, it may “work” in the short-term, but most of us end up on a yo-yo dieting train that leads to … well, even more dieting.
In this week’s episode of “In Session with Marc David,” we explore dieting and weight loss from the perspective of what it means to be a “natural” eater.
In many ways, dieting is the opposite of natural eating. It requires restriction, intense effort – and for many, frequent self-attack and self-criticism.
But how sustainable can such a state truly be?
And even more to the point, is that really the life we want to lead for the rest of our lives?
That’s what this week’s podcast guest and coaching client, Cherie, 56, is contemplating.
Cherie would like to lose about 20 pounds, which she’s been battling just about all her adult life. As she shares, it’s been a constant fight and struggle.
Cherie is hoping to find a way to lose weight that doesn’t mean constant vigilance and self-attack.
Marc coaches Cherie to look at weight loss from a perspective she may never have considered before: developing a natural, flowing, intuitive relationship with food.
This is the opposite of what she learned as a 13-year old gymnast, where being fit and trim was paramount – and food became the enemy.
It’s this young imprint that Cherie needs to release so she can create a thriving relationship with food, and shed weight from a place of ease and naturalness vs. force and restriction.
Listen in to hear Marc explain how to become a natural eater.
Because while many of us get off track with food early in life, it’s never too late to create a natural, inspiring relationship with food and body.
We hope you enjoy this episode!
Warm wishes,
The Institute for the Psychology of Eating
[email protected]
www.psychologyofeating.com
Sure, it may “work” in the short-term, but most of us end up on a yo-yo dieting train that leads to … well, even more dieting.
In this week’s episode of “In Session with Marc David,” we explore dieting and weight loss from the perspective of what it means to be a “natural” eater.
In many ways, dieting is the opposite of natural eating. It requires restriction, intense effort – and for many, frequent self-attack and self-criticism.
But how sustainable can such a state truly be?
And even more to the point, is that really the life we want to lead for the rest of our lives?
That’s what this week’s podcast guest and coaching client, Cherie, 56, is contemplating.
Cherie would like to lose about 20 pounds, which she’s been battling just about all her adult life. As she shares, it’s been a constant fight and struggle.
Cherie is hoping to find a way to lose weight that doesn’t mean constant vigilance and self-attack.
Marc coaches Cherie to look at weight loss from a perspective she may never have considered before: developing a natural, flowing, intuitive relationship with food.
This is the opposite of what she learned as a 13-year old gymnast, where being fit and trim was paramount – and food became the enemy.
It’s this young imprint that Cherie needs to release so she can create a thriving relationship with food, and shed weight from a place of ease and naturalness vs. force and restriction.
Listen in to hear Marc explain how to become a natural eater.
Because while many of us get off track with food early in life, it’s never too late to create a natural, inspiring relationship with food and body.
We hope you enjoy this episode!
Warm wishes,
The Institute for the Psychology of Eating
[email protected]
www.psychologyofeating.com
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How to Lower Blood Pressure in 2 Weeks
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
Changing lifestyle factors such as diet and exercise can slash blood pressure in only 14 days, says a recent study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for Nutrition.
In fact, the lifestyle changes lowered blood pressure as effectively as medication. On average, participants in the study saw their blood pressure drop 19 points after taking part in the Weimer Institute Newstart Lifestyle program for just 14 days.
Special: Heart Surgeon's Secret to Healthy Blood Pressure
Other studies have shown that a blood pressure reduction of this significance can cut the risk of heart disease or stroke in half.
People participating in the Newstart Lifestyle program follow a vegan diet, walk outside daily, drink substantial quantities of water, get adequate daily sleep, and participate in optional spiritual activities.
The program's vegan diet consists of foods such as legumes, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, olives, avocados, soymilk, almond milk, and whole-grain breads.
For the study, the researchers evaluated data from 117 Newstart Lifestyle participants with high blood pressure. After two weeks, half of them achieved a systolic blood pressure below the recommended 120 mmHg.
The program lowered blood pressure effectively in different types of individuals, including otherwise healthy men and women with diabetes, people who were obese, and those with high cholesterol levels.
The reduction in blood pressure was equivalent to using three half-dose standard medications for blood pressure. In addition, 93% of the participants were able to either reduce the dose (24%) or eliminate their blood pressure medications (69%).
By Chauncey Crandall, M.D.
Changing lifestyle factors such as diet and exercise can slash blood pressure in only 14 days, says a recent study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for Nutrition.
In fact, the lifestyle changes lowered blood pressure as effectively as medication. On average, participants in the study saw their blood pressure drop 19 points after taking part in the Weimer Institute Newstart Lifestyle program for just 14 days.
Special: Heart Surgeon's Secret to Healthy Blood Pressure
Other studies have shown that a blood pressure reduction of this significance can cut the risk of heart disease or stroke in half.
People participating in the Newstart Lifestyle program follow a vegan diet, walk outside daily, drink substantial quantities of water, get adequate daily sleep, and participate in optional spiritual activities.
The program's vegan diet consists of foods such as legumes, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, olives, avocados, soymilk, almond milk, and whole-grain breads.
For the study, the researchers evaluated data from 117 Newstart Lifestyle participants with high blood pressure. After two weeks, half of them achieved a systolic blood pressure below the recommended 120 mmHg.
The program lowered blood pressure effectively in different types of individuals, including otherwise healthy men and women with diabetes, people who were obese, and those with high cholesterol levels.
The reduction in blood pressure was equivalent to using three half-dose standard medications for blood pressure. In addition, 93% of the participants were able to either reduce the dose (24%) or eliminate their blood pressure medications (69%).
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Building Your Resilience for Positive Mental Health
Building Your Resilience for Positive Mental Health
A resilient body is more resistant to debilitating or incapacitating injuries. Is it any surprise that a resilient mind is crucial for better mental health? Resilience is one of the most important traits that you can develop, both physically and mentally. It takes daily exercise and training to...
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