Risks for your health

  What could be healthier than following up a good exercise session with a generous amount of cold water – right? Well, the problem is – most people are uninformed about the array of toxic chemicals found inside most brands of bottled (and tap) drinking water. The frightening truth is: despite the…
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  Both celiac disease and gluten sensitivity (or intolerance) are growing problems across the world – especially in Europe and North America. In fact, it’s now estimated that approximately 5% of the population in these areas deal with it – experiencing symptoms like depression, nausea, skin rashes, and…
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  It’s bad enough that cell phones have been found to be 10 times dirtier than a toilet seat. Last year, Reader’s Digest reported: “Warning, Cell Phone Addicts: Your Phone Is Aging Your Skin.” The article focused on exposure to blue light or high-energy visible light (HEV) as the culprit but it’s…
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  Where does HIV come from? Some of us remember the sudden emergence of HIV into the popular culture and awareness in the early 1980s. This documentary shortly shows the origin of HIV / Aids and it very effectively explains a widely accepted and logical theory of how the virus spread.  …
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Many studies have established a clear link between obesity and increased risk of cancer. A sedentary lifestyle, high alcohol intake and a junk food diet all contribute to obesity. One of the most direct causes of weight gain, however, is consuming drinks and processed foods that are high in sugar. One of the…
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We all want balanced hormones, which means, ideally, eliminating hormone disruptors from our diets. Here is what some of the top functional medicine practitioners said after being asked what foods are wreaking havoc on our hormones.  Non-organic food…
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  Neuroscientists have made a new discovery regarding the brain activity associated with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among women with substance abuse disorders. The findings, which have been published in the journal NeuroImage: Clinical, offer some new details on how brain functioning is altered by traumatic…
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  If you’ve watched any television recently, you’ve probably noticed telecom industry commercials touting the “next generation of mobile communication.” Next generation? Sure, but the future 5G network doesn’t come without a serious price to pay. No matter how much Telecom hypes up the…
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  While you may know friends or family members who have hopped on the gluten-free train, celiac disease is a medical condition that actually requires patients to live a gluten-free lifestyle. Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition that causes patients to experience a reaction in the small intestine after consuming products…
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  Advocates of fluoride say its use in municipal water systems poses no adverse health concerns, however results from investigations clearly state the opposite. There has been considerable research done on fluoride regarding cancer, birth defects, and risks to the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and urinary systems, however,…
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