In this week’s Health and Lifestyle tip of the week, we look at the real key to living a long healthy life. Miss this one and you are in for some real problems. Give it a listen.
Are you becoming more disenchanted?
In this week’s Health and Lifestyle tip of the week, we look at what people are now demanding. Give it a listen.
Be your own doctor!
Are you your own best friend or your own worst enemy? Listen to find out.
The Flick of a Magic Wand
In this week’s Health and Lifestyle Tip of the Week we look at what health is not, and what it cannot be. Take a listen.
HealthTip of the Week April 25th 2011
Statins In The News…Again..
The growing list of serious negative side effects caused by statin drugs now includes memory loss and depression, based on a new study published in the Cochrane Library. Researchers discovered that the vast majority of drug trials allegedly showing statins to be safe have been conducted by drug companies, and that way too many people are being prescribed the dangerous medications.
Plus in this week’s issue America’s #10 Most Popular Drug
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You Should Know..
A 2008 study tracked the incidence of cancer based on how many antibiotics study participants took over a fixed period of time. Those taking 2-5 antibiotic prescriptions had a 27% increase in cancers compared to those who took none. Those taking 6 or more prescriptions had a 37% increase in cancers.
Plus in this week’s issue America’s #9 Most Popular Drug
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You Should Know..
A 2008 study tracked the incidence of cancer based on how many antibiotics study participants took over a fixed period of time. Those taking 2-5 antibiotic prescriptions had a 27% increase in cancers compared to those who took none. Those taking 6 or more prescriptions had a 37% increase in cancers.
Plus in this week’s issue America’s #9 Most Popular Drug
Are you looking in the wrong place?
Health doesn’t happen by accident. Avoid the distorted version of health promoted by mainstream medicine.
100,000 health providers agree
This research out of Harvard should not be taken lightly, yet it is so simple.
Reduce your risk of stroke for real
We apologize that last week we had the wrong tip. This week we tell you how to reduce your risk of stroke for real.