IP6 – Nature’s Alternative to Cancer Treatments
Anti-cancer drugs are typically not as effective as they prove to be. These drugs, which are modeled after molecules found in nature, can cause damage to our heart. Although scientists believed that they could not be improved upon, the discovery of a rice bran extract (IP6) proved them wrong. Cancer thrives upon iron and utilizes it as its primary growth...
5 Amazing Uses For Coconut Oil
Coconut oil has been in the news often over the past decade, in both positive and negative lights. The fact of the matter is that despite some negative press based on some shaky correlations, coconut oil is one of the most versatile and dynamic foods on the planet. Internally and externally, this wonderful white substance can benefit your body...
Think Falling Asleep to the TV is OK? Think again – 6 Sleep Myths Busted
An estimated 50 to 70 million Americans don't get enough sleep, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Even if you typically do get a good night's rest, chances are there's the occasional night--or stretches of nights--where you fall short. To make every last minute of sleep count, don't abide by these sleep myths: Myth 1: Falling...
Harvard Report: Rise in Distracted Driving Fatalities Correlates with Increase in Mobile Devices
By now, virtually everyone with a driver's license has heard that distracted driving causes motor vehicle accidents. It's a very important message, but it's only half right. Distracted driving is indeed the culprit, but the calamities that result are not accidents. Far from being random, unpredictable events that qualify as accidents, the consequences of distracted driving are all too...
Instead of the “Me” Generation, let’s be the “Tree” Generation!
As people look for new technologically advanced products to improve the environmental quality of our lives, one overlooked and undervalued item that does more for the environment than you can imagine, is a tree. Trees improve the environment in which we live by improving the air quality, providing energy savings, offering more habitats and sheer beauty. Improving Air Quality Air quality...
Healthy Brew – To the Beer Drinker’s Delight, It’s Good For You
The words "health" and "beer" aren't usually mentioned in the same sentence, but evidence suggests that this ancient, plant-based beverage may provide heart-health benefits, as long as you drink it in moderation. Beer has been enjoyed since 9,500 BC, and our appreciation for the brew hasn't slowed down; the global beer industry sees revenues of $300 billion annually. The process of making...
Relora – An All Natural Blend for Stress Relief and Anxiety
Relora has proven to be a miracle worker among individuals worldwide. This natural supplement extracted from a blend of two plants, Phellodendron amurense and Magnolia officinalis, helps to elevate your mood, reduce the amount of stress you feel and ease your tensions. Just think … now you may be able to get away with waiting until the weekend before...
Spicy and Healthy – 4 Tips for Eating Indian Food
Much of Indian food is based on vegetables, beans, lentils, peas, whole grains, and spices, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's all good for you. While you can eat an extremely healthy diet of Indian food, be aware that India has many different regions, and they all have their own style of cooking. Some use more high-fat ingredients like...
Adding Seafood to Your Diet Reduces Your Risk of Dying from Heart Disease
If you're like most Americans, you're not getting the recommended eight ounces of seafood per week; fewer than 22 percent meet this goal. And you may be missing out on an important strategy to improve your health through diet. Seafood is a low-saturated-fat protein choice, rich in beneficial nutrients, including vitamin D, selenium and omega-3 fatty acids. Aim for at least...
Black Raspberries – Huge Health Benefits in Bite Size Form
Black Raspberries offer incredible health benefits and should easily be a part of your diet today, tomorrow, and every day after. The antioxidant levels in Black Raspberries are sky high. In fact, the reason for their rich deep color comes from the amount of anthocyanins that make up the fruit. They have nearly 300 percent more anthocyanins than blueberries and blackberries,...
