Posts Tagged ‘supplement’

Danica Collins – Managing Editor, Underground Health Reporter ™ The Regenerating Powers of Adult Stem Cells

Our skin is most often used as the barometer for aging since it exhibits the tell-tale signs of one’s advancing years: wrinkles, dull tone, sagging and, of course, the dreaded crow’s feet. As we age, our supply of adult stem cells starts to dwindle and, as a consequence, the skin’s mighty powers of renewal—out with old skin cells and in with the new—begin to …

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 …

by Jessica Sanders

Juice cleanses nutritional supplements and… baking soda? There have been many claims in the past decades about alternative cancer treatments, many of which are supported by scientific claims and undisputable stories of triumph and hope. Baking soda, however, has not been studied by many medical professionals, and is only backed by a small group of people, like Mark Sircus, author of Sodium Bicrabonate—Rich Man’s Poor Man’s Cancer Treatment.

However, the disapproval of this cancer …

The “medical experts” have recently decided once and for all that multivitamins are simply worthless and possibly even harmful. The press keenly publishes their opinions, but any positive study that validates the worth of supplements is hardly acknowledged.

When you see confusing messages and want to get to the truth, then follow Home Cures That Work.

The multivitamin is not intended to be a magic pill to good health, because it simply cannot replicate all of the benefits …

By Dr. Scott Saunders, M.D.

Heather was only in her fifties, but had already had several broken bones.  These came from relatively minor incidents, such as a trip and fall while hiking.  Her bone scan revealed low calcium in her bones, making them weak and easily broken.

In the past, poor bone mineralization was known as “Rickets” and the cure was discovered a hundred years ago – Vitamin D.  Now, we call the same problem “osteoporosis” and nobody thinks of …