Archive for the ‘health’ Category

Being sick with a cold virus for a week or two doesn’t mean you have to be miserable. These remedies in the current issue on the Common Cold may help! Special Report – Is It the Flu or Just The Common Cold?

6 ways to tell the difference, with effective home remedies for each.
 What doesn’t work? Worth noting are antibiotics, which destroy bacteria, but are no help against cold viruses. As for Echinacea, a recent analysis had mixed …

By Jessica Sanders

Flashy soda advertising campaigns tell you to “Open Happiness.” And despite all the evidence that aspartame can lead to symptoms similar to lupus and multiple sclerosis (and many others), the Coca Cola brand is still working hard to make you believe their drink is safe. Most recently, they put out magazine and television ads declaring scientific studies to support the claims.

However, aspartame is not safe, and there are more than enough studies to prove that this …

Get Rid of Reading Glasses Naturally With This Eye Doctor’s Discovery That Thousands Call “Amazing and Unbelievable.”

You probably remember when you first started having trouble seeing up close.

Maybe in a dimly lit restaurant. Maybe when your arms weren’t long enough anymore to push the newspaper or smart phone far enough away.

If you’re like most people, at first you ignored your fading, aging vision, blamed it on how tired your eyes are – or some other excuse.…

By Underground Health Reporter

Organic foods are, on average, 20% more expensive than standard fruits and veggies. Is it really worth paying that extra buck fifty for a “certified organic” label?  Consider that organic produce is 25% more nutritious and you have a surplus 5% saying, “Yes! Go organic all the way!”

Dangerous pesticides and GMOs lurk in non-organic fare, whereas organic fruits and veggies are pesticide and GMO free. And don’t fool yourself into thinking you can wash …

Are your levels of magnesium up to snuff? Turns out being deficient in magnesium could do a lot more than cause muscle cramps.

Magnesium is required for proper electrical signaling within the heart muscle and helps stabilize a normal rhythm. Deficiency of the mineral has been shown to increase arterial stiffness, spiking blood pressure and increasing the work load of the heart, directly impacting cardiovascular health and mortality. In fact, researchers from Japan published the results of a study which …