How hard should you push yourself?

Nearly half of all Americans will be diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime [1].  On top of that, we all have a 21% chance of dying from cancer [2].  These are scary figures.  But if you are part of the lucky half without cancer (yet), here are nine natural tips to prevent it in the […]

There are epidemic-sized deficiencies in the United States that have gone largely unnoticed.  They?re not regularly in the news, and can often get left out of doctor appointments.  However, neglecting them can end up with results ranging from diabetes to hip fractures.  These are some facts you don?t want to miss out on. Research suggests […]

Nearly 10 percent of Americans now deal with asthma on a daily basis. Some attribute it to an awfully brutal allergy season, hard winter, cold, heat, dirt, whatever. But the truth is that nearly 24 million of us can’t breathe the way that we should.  It’s easy for a doctor to prescribe an inhaler. We […]

Adrenal Fatigue and Cortisol Levels Can Be The Cause

FDA Approved Actos Is Cancer Causing

It?s common knowledge that losing unhealthy weight by reducing caloric intake is a good idea, but a way to make the process easier isn?t clear. One of the suggested ways to lose unhealthy pounds is to substitute sugar (which is rich in calories) with artificial sweeteners, which have almost no calories. The idea became so […]

A new study suggests that increased breast size by the age of 20 may signify a higher risk for diabetes in mid-life. Data was gathered from Nurses Health Study 11 to show that the correlation does exist. The relationship between breast size and diabetes can be explained as follows: too much fat might elevate the estrogen […]

Dr. Sergey Kalitenko discusses the toxic effects of excessive mercury

Arsenic Linked To Diabetes Through Drinking Water