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      Natural Remedies For Headaches

      April 14, 2012 /

      When traditional therapies no longer work, natural remedies may be the only relief for headaches.

      The good news is that a handful of supplements have proven to be effective in a number of small studies. Though supplement makers don’t have the big bucks to do large scale studies, smaller studies have convinced some specialists—and many patients—that some of these alt meds are worth a try, especially since they come with a low risk of side effects. Caveat: Always discuss your treatment with a doctor, and don’t take these supplements without consulting a doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

      These are a few of the natural remedies that may calm your headaches.
      Read on to see why they work and which will work best for you.

      Vitamin B2
      Vitamin D
      Magnesium
      Butterbur
      Feverfew and Ginger

      Quality Control, Research, Resources, Wellness

      Diabetes Is An American Crisis

      April 11, 2012 /

      Gastric bypass surgery may sound drastic but diabetes has become a serious health issue for millions of Americans.

      The health care costs alone pose a threat the system not to mention the toll the disease takes on families and society at large.

      Getting this epidemic under control should be a top priority, however, is life threatening surgery the answer?

      Doctors, Health Care Policy, Health Insurance, Nutrition, Quality Control, Research, Resources, Wellness

      Ten Great Reasons To Take Krill Oil!

      April 9, 2012 /

      The benefits of krill oil are gaining recognition for improving health and overall wellness.

      Krill are little crustaceans that look like shrimp and provide food for everything from salmon to blue whales and are one of the most nutritious creatures in the sea. Not only are they loaded with a powerful antioxidant called astaxanthin, but they’re a great source of omega-3 fatty acids which for years research has shown to help lower an individual’s risk for heart attack, stroke, certain cancers, depression and overall inflammation. The oil is naturally found in a species of krill called the Euphausia Superba and is extracted and sold as a nutritional supplement.
      There has been a lot of research showing krill oil to be superior to fish oil in head-to-head testing. It has found to be healthier, safer, more potent and especially more absorbable.

      These little crustaceans pack a powerhouse of health benefits from head to toe.

      Ten Benefits Of Krill Oil:

      Powerful Anti-oxidant

      Protects Your Heart

      Reduces Inflammation and Arthritis Pain

      Improves Brain Function and Development

      Regulates LDL and HDL Cholesterol

      Improves Skin Health

      Improves Immune Health

      Improves Mental Health

      Improves Premenstrual Syndrome

      Anti-Aging Properties

      Nutrition, Resources, Wellness

      Tumor Risk From Cell Phone Use Disputed In Study

      April 9, 2012 /

      A recent study has contradicted the tumor risk from cell phone use.

      Although the study is far from conclusive it still causes a great deal of confusion to consumers.

      There have been warnings about excessive use, use by young children and pregnant women.

      It has been advised to blue tooth ear piece devices to divert electro-magnetic energy away from your body.

      When the study first appeared last summer, Dr. Joel Moskowitz, from the School of Public Health at the University of California—Berkeley, said, “In my opinion, the interpretation of the results from this study and the accompanying editorial were biased in an attempt to reduce concerns that cellphone use increases brain tumor risk among children and adolescents.”
      In December, a commentary in the journal Environmental Health, said, “Yet, in spite of low exposure, short latency period and limitations in study design, analyses and interpretation, there are nevertheless indications of increased risk … In any case, it is to go far beyond the findings of the study to say that the results are reassuring of no significant increased risk.”

      Research, Resources, Wellness

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