Turmeric Extract May Prevent, Even Reverse Diabetes (Type 1 and 2) |
| What if the long sought after "cure" for diabetes was as safe, affordable, and accessible as a spice sitting in your kitchen cupboard? |
Yeast is a Cause of Cancer and Turmeric Can Kill Both, Research Confirms |
| One study validates a controversial cancer theory, namely, that yeast in our body can contribute to not just feeding, but actually causing cancer. Can the ancient healing spice turmeric come to the rescue? |
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The Metabolic Code |
| For years, people have asked me how to manage weight in a truly natural way—without stimulants, fad diets, or synthetic hormones. I understand the struggle personally. As a child, I was on the edge of obesity, dealing with medication-induced metabolic dysfunction and a typical suburban diet full of soda and processed foods. It took years of learning and research to restore my metabolism and understand how our bodies can be reprogrammed toward health. |
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Filmed live before a studio audience, Del Bigtree and Jefferey Jaxen break down Bill Gates’ shocking reversal on climate change — signaling that the global narrative may finally be unraveling. Then, a new American Heart Association study reveals alarming data on the COVID vaccine’s impact on the heart — a discovery that could mark the final blow for mRNA technology. Plus, an unprecedented in-studio panel brings together Dr. Andrew Wakefield, Dr. Pierre Kory, and Dr. Suzanne Humphries — three medical truth-tellers confronting the biggest questions of our time: Are we witnessing the collapse of a system built on misinformation? Or the rebirth of true science and transparency? Watch this powerful new episode of The HighWire, where the truth always comes straight from the heart. Guests: Dr. Suzanne Humphries, Dr. Pierre Kory, Dr. Andrew Wakefield |
| Most of us can name at least one pattern that keeps us stuck. |
| Maybe it's people-pleasing. Procrastination. Emotional eating. Overworking. Or the nagging voice that says you're not enough. |
| These behaviors aren't character flaws. They're survival strategies you developed along the way, often without even realizing it. |
| And here's the hopeful truth: what's wired in can be rewired. |
| That's what the Rewiring to Break Free from Self-Limiting Behaviors Summit is all about. It's a free seven-day online event from our friends at Heart Mind Institute. |
| You'll learn from 50+ leading experts in neuroscience, trauma healing, and personal growth, including Dr. Peter Levine, Jim Kwik, Dr. Dan Siegel, Dr. Uma Naidoo, and yours truly. |
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| You'll discover how to shift old habits, heal what drives self-sabotage, and build new patterns rooted in clarity, confidence, and self-worth. |
| Yours for healthy neural pathways, |
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| P.S. The summit includes a Preparation Day to set your intentions and an Implementation Day to integrate what you've learned. It's designed to help you not just understand change, but live it. Find out more and join in now. |
| Longevity breakthroughs promise brain protection, life extension from natural molecules | |
| Today we cover two powerful longevity breakthroughs, both published as science papers. One of them involves a compound found in grape seeds that achieves astonishing life extension in mice experiments. Another one documents how a form of a certain B vitamin protects the brain from deterioration of the Blood Brain Barrier (BBB) which then makes the brain vulnerable to chemicals that rapidly accelerate all the signs and symptoms of aging. Today's broadcast will teach you about these two amazing substances, along with special interviews and a special report I just recorded called "Lean to live broke" (because of the horrible shape of the economy right now, see?). Find it all here. |
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You’ve probably heard that spinach and other greens are “high in oxalates” and that eating them raw could be harmful. Maybe you’ve even wondered if your beloved green smoothies are secretly sabotaging your health. |
Here’s the thing: most of the fear around oxalates is overblown. While a few rare conditions do require oxalate restriction, for nearly everyone else, the nutritional benefits of leafy greens far outweigh any risks. In fact, research suggests that eating greens may even help prevent kidney stones rather than cause them. |
The real culprits behind most kidney stones? Long-term patterns, like soda, salty foods, and (I know this may be a shock) the use of mineral supplements made from ground-up rocks, chalk, etc., – not your daily salad or green smoothie. Before you consider cutting back on your micronutrient-rich greens, it’s worth reading the full story:
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Eat your greens with confidence – your body will thank you! To your health! |
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“Palates can be developed. If you offer the same type of food to a child over a dozen times, eventually they will start to appreciate it.” — Pete Evans
I have a new interview for you today with a legendary whistleblower and health freedom warrior... Dr. Bryan Ardis. After his father-in-law died in a Texas hospital, Dr. Ardis discovered a deadly drug protocol that was killing patients and producing big profits for hospitals. That tragedy set him on a relentless mission to uncover the truth about the financial incentives that drove hospitals and many doctors to abandon their training and blindly follow orders without evidence. Along the way, Dr. Ardis uncovered the little-known but massive venom industry and compelling research on the antiviral/antivenom properties of nicotine. Dr. Ardis and I don't agree on everything, but we agree on a lot. I'm confident this interview will get your wheels turning, prompt you to think deeply about what really happened in 2020/2021, and arm you with powerful health-promoting knowledge that you can use now. This is one of the most eye-opening conversations I’ve ever had on the podcast. Buckle up, here we go! Topics include: -The hospital incident that changed Dr. Ardis’s life -The emergency drug that increased hospital deaths -Fauci's preemptive pardon explained -Hospital bonuses with perverse incentives -The silver lining of 2020/2021 -What the FDA knew about jab side effects before the rollout -Correlation vs. Causation: How fear overwhelms logic -The most absurd, unscientific public health policies -Scientific fraud and fake medical journals exposed -The venom industry -Nicotine as an antiviral -And more! |
May you prosper and be in good health even as your soul prospers... (((c))) |
You're invited to a Dietary Supplements for Prostate Cancer: A 3-Part Educational Series exclusive Dr. Geo WebinarPart Three: Minerals That Matter – The Unsung Heroes of Prostate Health From zinc to selenium and magnesium, essential minerals play a quiet but crucial role in prostate health and recovery. This session breaks down the science on how minerals influence inflammation, hormone balance, and cellular protection in men with prostate cancer. Register in advance for this meeting: When: Dec 3, 2025 Time: 09:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. |
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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Our New Best Seller Book is Now ShippingThe first 500 purchasers of Reclaim Rebuild Renew will be invited to a complimentary, candid, and insightful online group discussion with the authors—a unique session designed to go beyond the pages and explore the book’s most powerful lessons together. “What now?” It’s the question we all face when first diagnosed. Our XY Wellness co-founders have collaborated to help you answer it in their brand-new release: Reclaim Rebuild Renew. Read more |
If sleep is your issue you don’t want to miss this webinar! |
Hi Jimi, This webinar is for you if you can’t fall asleep, wake every few hours, wake way too early, feel restless and/or anxious during the night and don’t feel well-rested in the morning - and you’d like to figure out if low GABA levels could be one possible root cause! It’s happening tomorrow and I’ll be sharing how to assess low GABA, how we use the amino acid GABA and some powerful case studies like this one... “Being able to get good sleep consistently has improved my life in so many ways. Your course was honestly a life-saver and it gave me the courage and the knowledge to experiment with GABA supplementation. ” ~ AJ And how you can learn more about getting your solutions with GABA. |
WEBINAR: Calm Your Anxious Mind with GABA? Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025 Time:
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| Hi, Dr. Nandi here. As if going through trauma isn’t hard enough, we’ve now learned that trauma actually damages your brain. Brain scans show that chronic stress and fear can shrink the hippocampus… Which is the area responsible for memory, emotional balance, and a sense of safety. That’s why people who’ve lived through trauma can feel trapped in survival mode long after the danger is gone. Their brains keep firing the same fear signals over and over, unable to fully reset. But here’s the breakthrough… New research from the University of Toronto and Kyushu University shows the brain isn’t permanently broken. It can rewire itself…. Especially through physical exercise. In fact, scientists found that exercise can actually grow new brain cells and rebuild the very circuits damaged by trauma. This helps the brain release fear, restore calm, and finally heal. >> Read more to see how exercise can help repair the brain after emotional trauma >> |
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Find out the answer here. Our gut microbiome plays a vital role in immunity, mental clarity, and longevity. Yet its health is often compromised not only by diet, but by medication use that can alter the delicate balance of beneficial bacteria. At the same time, mainstream coverage often overlooks the growing research on nutrients that naturally support both the gut and overall health. This Thursday at 9PM Eastern, Trevor King, lead researcher at The Live Better Group, will host a webinar revealing how gut health, nutrient balance, and medication use are deeply connected. Use the image below to register now. | |
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P.S. Gut imbalance has now been linked to over 70% of chronic illnesses, including autoimmune and neurological disorders. The science is clear: ignoring your microbiome is no longer an option. Come to the webinar on Thursday to learn more. |
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| Dr. Small: More Americans Seeking Talk Therapy By Tricia Cooney Bresnahan About 1 in 10 Americans now receives counseling from a mental health professional, reflecting a growing openness to addressing emotional and psychological health. Talk therapy — also known as psychotherapy — is one of the most common treatments for conditions such as depression, anxiety, and trauma. Editor’s Note: Dr. Gary Small Asks: If You Could Change One Thing About Yourself… Would You? This approach involves private sessions with a psychologist, counselor, or social worker in which patients explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in a safe, confidential setting. The goal is to help people understand themselves better, develop coping skills, and improve their emotional well-being. Dr. Gary Small, a brain health expert and chair of psychiatry at the Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey, said that while more people are turning to therapy, stigma around mental health still lingers. Special: The Hidden Cause of Fatigue and Low Energy “The stigma remains,” Small explained to Newsmax’s “National Report.” “It’s amazing how we spend so much time in our lives studying history, mathematics, English — but the idea of studying ourselves is something many people will not consider. "There’s fear, concern that it doesn’t really work — therapeutic nihilism — and many people are just not willing to step up. They think therapy is just for crazy people.” Editor’s Note: God's Biblical Blueprint for Healing However, he noted that attitudes began to shift during the COVID-19 pandemic. “So many people were suffering mental problems that the conversation came to the forefront,” he said. “People realized that, wow, these are issues. So, I think some of the stigma was reduced as a result.” Finding the Right Type of Therapy Choosing the right kind of therapy depends on both the problem and the person. “Let’s say you’re having a relationship issue — couples therapy may make sense for some people,” said Small, editor of Dr. Gary Small’s Mind Health Report. “Group therapy really works because they learn from other group members. "Others are a bit shy and they want individual therapy.” Different types of therapy also serve different needs. “Psychodynamic therapy looks at the past and how your previous behaviors affect your current feelings and behaviors,” said Small who is also the physician in chief for Behavioral Health Services at Hackensack Meridian Health. “Cognitive behavioral therapy is more practical. "It looks at what you’re doing now — your actions — and how they may be working or not working.” How to Choose a Therapist Finding the right therapist often takes time — and trust. “Your instincts make sense,” said Small. “Do you feel comfortable with that person? It’s not unlike dating. "Is this someone you feel you can talk about personal matters with and someone you trust?” He recommended asking friends, family members, or doctors for referrals to reputable professionals. “Turning to someone who’s had that experience, who’s vetted that individual, can be very helpful,” he added. The type of provider also depends on the issue. “If you have something like bipolar illness or major depression, you may need medication,” Small noted. “So a psychiatrist who can prescribe medications would be important. "But there are lots of different professionals — marriage and family counselors, nurses, psychologists — who can deliver therapy. To me, it’s really that personal connection that is so important.” With mental health now a more open topic of discussion, Small encouraged people to seek help when they need it. “Therapy isn’t just for people in crisis,” he said. “It’s a tool for understanding yourself, improving your relationships, and learning to navigate life’s challenges more effectively.” |
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