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Could This Simple Habit Actually Reduce Cancer and Diabetes by 50%?
Vitamin D influences more than 200 genes. This includes genes related to cancer and autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis. Vitamin D affects your DNA through the vitamin D receptors (VDRs), which bind to specific locations of the human genome. Reuters reports: “Vitamin D deficiency is a well-known risk factor for rickets, and some evidence suggests…
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All The Wrinkled Ladies
15 Anti-inflammatory Foods that Could Save Your Life
Dear Reader, Most people are surprised when I bring up inflammation as a major player in diseases ranging from diabetes to dementia. That’s because they’re likely thinking of regular, everyday, inflammation that you can ice away or take an over-the-counter product to get under control. But there are actually two types of inflammation. And although…
Read MoreMedical Marijuana Used to Fight Cancer
Q. I would like you to know about medical marijuana for cancer. In her late 30s, my wife was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, stage 4a. It was a 6 cm tumor that had grown around the hepatic artery and portal vein. At first I thought marijuana was just for nausea caused by her chemo, but…
Read MoreDoes Tv Feed Cosmetic Surgery Desires?
Plastic surgery is a hot TV topic. Millions tune in every week to watch “makeover” shows. They see new noses, breasts, stomachs, lifts and maybe a little lipo. As it turns out, it may be more than entertainment for some people. A new study shows that it’s making people wants to get procedures done themselves.…
Read MoreMercury Found in High-Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS)
On average, Americans consume 12 teaspoons daily of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS). Some people, including many teenagers, consume up to 80 percent above that average. A study published in Environmental Health reports that mercury was found in nearly 50 percent of tested samples of commercial HFCS. A separate study by the Institute for Agriculture and…
Read MorePhysical Activity Reduces the Risk of Early Death
A new study by researchers has found that even light or moderately intense physical activity, such as walking or cycling, can substantially reduce your risk of early death. The study combined the results from the largest studies around the world on the health impact of light and moderately intense physical activity. Although more activity is…
Read MoreDaniela Ciocan talks with The Ageless Sisters
Jackie Silver & Cynthia Rowland the Ageless Sisters duo, spoke with Daniela Ciocan at Cosmorof on how it all began, and where it is going. Sponsored by SalonGalaxy.com “On The Scene” it was a infomative interview about Cosmoprof.
Read MoreAnti-depressants – Another Reason for a Droopy Face
By Cynthia Rowland Ever sit in amazement while you listen to the list of contraindications and the looming significant complications that exist when you watch an advertisement touting the latest and greatest prescription drug? Do you ask yourself, “Who would take this drug knowing how harmful the side effects might be?” Whether you see or…
Read MoreCoconut Milk and other Beauty Treats from Across the Globe
Noreen Young, a makeup artist and sought after speaker, says that if you place 14 ounces of unsweetened coconut milk in a bowl, refrigerate it overnight, apply it to your hair and leave it for 20 minutes, then shampoo and rinse, you will find that your hair will not only be conditioned but stronger and…
Read MoreEat Cherries for Better Beauty Sleep
Tart cherries, especially the Montmorency variety, contain a substantial amount of melatonin, which we already know helps to moderate the sleep cycle. Our bodies make their own melatonin, but sometimes it’s not enough, and the cherries could help to boost dwindling levels. Melatonin isn’t just involved in the sleep cycle — it’s also a powerful…
Read MoreBEAUTY ON A BUDGET
by Jackie Silver, author Aging Backwards: Secrets to Staying Young. With today’s belt-tightening many people are thinking about where they can afford to cut corners and save a few dollars. There are plenty of inexpensive but effective alternatives to everyday essentials that replace the need to splurge on big-ticket beauty items. Here are just a…
Read MoreSleeping beauties
Sweet dreams are made of this: Photographers Tracy Raver and Kelley Ryden capture the calm contentment of napping newborns in these adorable portraits. Based in Nebraska, the photographers specialize in getting images of babies around 2 weeks old. Raver says she’s able to get them in midslumber by keeping the studio warm and cozy, and…
Read MoreSoy Can Be Dangerous
By Dr. Blaylock America has a love affair with soy — especially women who believe it fights osteoporosis and that soy formula is a good choice for infants. Although promoted as a health food, soy has been linked with numerous diseases including infertility and cancer. Soybean farming is a multibillion-dollar industry. In fact, many of…
Read MoreCrazy Facts About Plastic Surgery
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