Are you taking the right vitamin E for your heart?
Most people don’t know this, but there are eight forms of vitamin E: four tocopherols and four tocotrienols. While they’re all antioxidants, the differences between them could easily fill a book.
Use Vitamin C to Reverse Disease
Today, most doctors insist that cholesterol is the cause of heart disease as they dole out dangerous cholesterol-lowering drugs.
But few ever realize that vitamin C deficiency plays a major role in heart attack and stroke. And, vitamin C therapy can reverse years of accumulated damage to help you:
Stop This Dangerous Form of Heart Disease
Congestive heart failure is a deadly form of heart disease.
It means your heart can’t pump enough blood for your body’s needs. This leads to fluid congestion that can cause your vital organs like your lungs, brain and kidneys to shut down.
When a 'Tub of Lard' is a Good Thing
Remember the days when everything was cooked with good, old-fashioned butter or lard?
My grandmother cooked with lard her whole life. Most people did… until the government told everybody that animal fat caused heart disease. Then manufacturers introduced substitutes such as shortening and margarine.
Forget Big Pharma's Phony Heart "Drug"
Get a load of this. Big Pharma giant Merck is trying to re-package one of Nature’s most potent heart health allies… and sell it to you as a heart “drug.”
The World's Tastiest (And Healthiest) Edible Oil!
Most of today’s food sources have lower omega-3 levels than at any time in history. Why should you care?
Because omega-3s are one of the most critical nutrients for your body. They contribute to better vision, improved mood, a more robust heart and brain, and more…
Help Lower Your Cholesterol Naturally
Dear Member, Did you know there is a very effective, natural nutrient that safely improves heart health?* Most doctors don’t. And that’s too bad… Bob, a 50-year-old man, came to …
The REAL Cause of Heart Attacks and Strokes
Dear Member, A recent story in The New York Times revealed the “newly discovered” importance of C-reactive protein (CRP). Apparently, a drug company-sponsored study showed that people who had high …
A Big Risk Factor Often Overlooked…
Dear Member, When it comes to your heart’s health, your doctor may be focused on your cholesterol and not enough on other risk factors. One risk factor and predictors of …
This Popular Drug Robs Heart Strength
Dear Member, In Doctor’s House Call 65 I told you about the dangers of the popular cholesterol-lowering drug Vytorin. Vytorin is a compilation of 2 drugs: Simvastatin and Ezetimibe. Studies …
Are You Being Poisoned by Toxic Waste?
Dear Reader, My regular readers know about a dangerous and toxic compound that builds up in your blood-homocysteine. It’s a modified amino acid every cell in your body makes as …
It’s Disappearing at Break-Neck Speed…
Dear Reader, I just had a meeting with my staff… Accel sold out again. That’s several times my supply of Accel has disappeared. Accel is my CoQ10 formula that’s 8 …
Chocolate Just Got Better…
Dear Reader, I just read something that made me reminisce about the cup of hot cocoa my mom made for me on cold winter days… The list of the humble …
Russert Killed by Modern Medicine?
Dear Reader, Why do you think Tim Russert died of a massive heart attack last month? Maybe it could have been avoided…today I’ll lay out what I know and let …
Best Berry for Blood Pressure…
Dear Reader, You probably haven’t heard a big media buzz about it. That’s because Western medicine still doesn’t know much about herbs. I’m talking about the hawthorn berry. The Greek …
Can Running Give You a Heart Attack?
Dear Reader, When it comes to fitness routines, quality beats quantity. You don’t need to do extended “cardio” workouts to burn fat. In fact, we now know that this approach …
Tasty Herb Hits Double
Dear Reader, Did you know that garlic naturally lowers blood pressure and LDL cholesterol? I thought of this as I just read research in the Proceedings of the National Academy …
Shattering the Cholesterol Myth…
Dear Reader, Modern medicine still can’t get it right… I just read an article in the latest issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) and came across …