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Despite a staggering annual expenditure of $32 billion on statins, the number one cause of death worldwide is still heart disease, raising questions about the efficacy of these widely prescribed medications. This article delves into the often-overlooked complexities of cholesterol, challenging the conventional narrative and exploring the vital roles this lipid plays in our bodies. […]
Continue readingThough still not scientifically proven, the daily consumption of locally harvested honey is said to strengthen your immune system and work to reduce any allergies you have to plant pollen.
Continue readingGinger has long been valued as a remarkable natural remedy, with a rich history that spans centuries. Beyond its culinary applications, this golden root is celebrated for its extensive health benefits, particularly in promoting a healthy gut. From alleviating nausea to enhancing digestion, ginger’s medicinal properties make it an invaluable addition to any wellness routine. […]
Continue readingParasites are a common yet often overlooked problem, affecting millions of people worldwide. These organisms depend on their hosts for survival, leading to a range of health issues. Understanding the various types of parasites, their transmission, and their impact on health is crucial for effective prevention and management. The Prevalence of Parasites Parasites are not […]
Continue readingMost people in this day and age are over-stressed, undernourished, sedentary, over-medicated, and in general, are carrying a hefty total toxic load. No wonder there are so many people with mood disorders. Medications are not the solution. If they were, we would be a healthy society.
Continue readingEvery year, millions of Americans are prescribed HBP drugs that tie them to a perpetual medication regimen, often for the rest of their lives. These medications work in several ways, including slowing down our hearts, increasing the size of our arteries, or diluting our blood to help it flow more easily.
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