You’re pregnant. It’s official. You’re past the magical “12 week”
threshold. You’ve told family and friends. Hopefully you’re not too
sick. You’re already thinking about things like ... Read More »
That the earth is flat was an idea whose time came—and went!
Copernicus and Galileo argued otherwise in the 16th and 17th
centuries, and their ideas eventually prevailed. Yet in the 21st
century, ... Read More »
The new US dietary guidelines, published in January of this year,
tell us more about what we should be eating as opposed to what not
to eat, which is a departure from the previous USDA communications
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It's rare to hear good news associated with lung cancer. However,
now a large and reputable study has found that yearly CT Scans can
improve the rate of surviving lung cancer by a whopping 20 ... Read More »
A new study carried out by researchers at the Harvard School of
Public Health reveals a strong correlation between the consumption
of refined carbohydrates and increased risk of breast cancer. This
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Hypertension is associated with a number of serious long-term
effects on the body. High blood pressure is a risk factor for the
development of heart disease, heart failure, stroke, eye disease,
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There are several ways to determine your overall Cardiovascular
Health. One of the most famous and validated is what is called the
Framingham Risk Assessment. This was born out of the Framingham
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Sign up here for two FREE live webinars on: Proven ways to slow
and stop the progress of Diabetes! Thurs, January 21st at
1pm-2pm EST and a live repeat on Thurs, January 28th at 1pm -
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Yes! In addition to a high potency multivitamin and mineral
supplement, there are two additional supplements in particular,
that may help regulate blood sugar. Of course, the following is not
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Members of DS over the years have asked about the various weight
loss surgeries. Specifically, the Lap-Band seems to be what most
people hear about. Here are the basics and several discussions over
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