Brand new research—REVEALED! It looks like some good might come out of a new initiative at the NIH (National Institutes of Health) for once. Back in 2008, they launched a research program called [...]
Tag: January Newsletter 2013
Why cutting back on smoking may be better for you than quitting cold turkey
The New Year’s resolution you may not need to make ’Tis the season—for New Year’s resolutions. Losing weight, of course, ranks No. 1 on many people’s resolution lists. But close on its heels is [...]
Got a cold or flu? Don’t take Tylenol
In the November 2012 issue of Insiders’ Cures, I gave you detailed advice on how to avoid getting a cold or flu this winter. But at some point, despite your best efforts, you might still find [...]
Blood pressure benefits of vitamin C—only halfway there
There has been more evidence on the potential health benefits of vitamin C than almost any other nutrient. And yet, as I discussed in my special report Classified Cancer Answers, the NCI [...]
More senseless salt advice from the American Heart Association
The American Heart Association (AHA) is still on the anti-salt bandwagon. Despite the lack of science behind the government’s decades-long “war on salt.” In fact, now they’re taking it even [...]
Even “natural know-it-alls” can be wrong about wine
A friend of mine who happens to be a very big name in the popular natural-health world published a comment recently about red wine that took me by surprise. Particularly because it echoed the [...]
The winter health hazard no one is talking about– And the simple, delicious solution
Most people think of dehydration as being a problem during hot summer weather, when we lose water and electrolytes through perspiration. But cold winter weather presents different dehydration [...]
The new chelation “surprise” decades in the making
Cardiologists across the country were recently shocked by the results of a new study. It showed that chelation therapy can be effective in treating—and even reversing—heart disease. But it [...]