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Your liver is like a superhero organ. It is powerful and can rescue you from all sorts of harmful situations.

But over time, your superhero liver gets attacked and worn down. The problem is, most people with clogged and sluggish livers are not acutely ill and do not have obvious symptoms.

But if you could actually SEE your liver, you might think differently.

The liver is attacked every day! It is under assault by prescription drugs, OTC medications, household chemicals, …

As with so many highly processed foods today, the scoop on stevia is not so simple. To begin with, there are primarily two categories of stevia sweetener products: the truly naturals and the claim-to-be-naturals. The claim-to-be naturals include popular brands such as Truvia, Stevia in the Raw, and Pure via.

Truvia’s boast is that it is a “natural sweetener” and lures the consumer with the phrase, “From nature, for sweetness.”[1] Likewise, Stevia in the Raw poses …

In the 1964 comedy, The Disorderly Orderly, the hospital orderly Jerome Littlefield (played by Jerry Lewis) had a serious problem. Every day that he came to work at the hospital, sick people surrounded Jerome. His problem was that he suffered an extreme case of hypochondria!

So every time someone (usually an elderly person) described in detail the symptoms of their illness or condition, Jerome imagined himself contracting their ailments! At the time, only an uninhibited actor like Jerry Lewis could …

For decades, the medical profession has known about the many healthful benefits of medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs). Due to the ease with which the body can assimilate MCTs and their healing properties, MCTs are commonly given intravenously to nurture the sick and injured back to health in hospitals.[1]

Here’s the skinny on MCTs: fatty acids are the molecules that provide the building blocks of all fats and oils. We classify fatty acids using two different methods: saturation …

Every cell in your body contains DNA — half from your mom, half from your dad. It is thegenetic blueprint that makes you, you.

Until recently, scientists believed there was little or nothing you could do to affect genes inherited from your parents. As it turns out, you have more control than previously thought.

What if there was a simple, proven way to turn good genes on, turn bad genes off and become your best possible you? What if you …