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Danica Collins – Managing Editor, Underground Health Reporter ™

Coffee seems to be making a comeback, as research points to its healthy benefits, like Alzheimer’s prevention, a lower risk for diabetes, and fat-burning assistance. But, it’s easy to go overboard on the coffee, and too many cups can negate any positive benefit, so that all you’re getting are jittery afternoons and sleepless nights. Not to mention a higher likelihood of developing hypertension, heart disease, anxiety, and stomach troubles. If …

When you leave your doctor’s office, do you ever wonder what he’s not telling you?  

Every appointment, he tells you to eat less sugar and go on more walks, but aren’t there other ways to get your diabetes under control?

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Here’s 3 tricks to manage your diabetes that your doctor won’t tell you:

1. Eat More Fat

You read that right. Eat …

 

Danica Collins – Managing Editor, Underground Health Reporter ™

Your immune system is the first line of defense against illness and chronic disease. Keeping your immune system fully charged is a forever trending health topic, and the most recent immunity buzz focuses on the role positive emotions have on immune health. Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley recommend supplementing not only with immune-boosting vitamin C and zinc, but also with positive emotions. Their research shows that …

by Dr. Scott Saunders, M.D.

“[Governor], You have always inspired me but when I heard your ad on TV and then on Radio, I said yes immediately. As soon as I could get to a computer I signed up for the DS [Diabetes Solution] Kit. Only thing I have ever tried that started bringing my blood sugar down almost immediately. I should be almost normal after my 1st 2 wks.! Thank you so much for stepping up and stepping …

Cortisol – the “stress hormone” – has become a dirty word due to its role in causing weight gain, suppressing the immune system, raising blood pressure and more. But is cortisol really the offender we’ve made it out to be?

Cortisol is a steroid hormone produced by the adrenal gland and serves many important roles in the body.[1] This hormone helps regulate blood pressure, blood sugar, and insulin levels. Cortisol also assists in the …