Cranberries Pack In The Health Benefits Any Time Of Year

Like most berries, cranberries are loaded with antioxidants. But the health benefits don’t stop there. A review of clinical studies shows that cranberries fight free radicals and have an anti-inflammatory affect in the body. These two actions can help to promote good heart health. Get the most out of cranberries.

Make Sure You Get Enough Of This Lifesaving Vitamin

If you’re like most Americans, you slather on sunscreen before going outside, you wear sunglasses and a broad-brimmed hat, and you stay indoors during the peak hours of the day. It turns out, you may have gone a little overboard. Sunlight is your body’s main source of vitamin D. When sunlight hits your skin it catalyzes the production of vitamin D, and vitamin D is very, very important to your health.

Estrogen Like Chemicals Are Attacking The Very Foundation Of Being A Male!

It would not be uncommon to feel like you have a bunch of different middle-aged problems but in reality it could be just one troublesome problem!. This unfortunate physical change is caused by foreign chemicals that behave like estrogen in your body. And this hormonal imbalance can lower your testosterone-to-estrogen ratio and throw your body out of whack.

Soft Drink Manufactures Try to Pull a Fast One

Some major soda manufacturers are introducing vitamin-fortified versions of their brands. The notion that drinking soda can be good for you if you just stuff a few vitamins into the can is ludicrous. When it comes to beverages, there are plenty of much healthier options available.

You Can Prevent the Leading Cause of Blindness Through Good Nutrition

Every year hundreds of thousands of people go blind because of macular degeneration. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of blindness in the U.S. Fortunately, if you get the right nutrients, you can go a long way to preventing it.

Potassium: Do You Have The Right Balance?

With all the heat and humidity, it’s easy for people to become dehydrated and crucial minerals like potassium and sodium to become dangerously out of balance. It’s important to keep the right balance of these two minerals to maintain good energy, muscle and nerve function. Let me explain.

The Salt Debate: How Much Is Healthy?

We need to be aware of how much salt we’re taking in daily to ensure that we stay near a healthy level.
However, a “healthy level” for salt intake has become a controversial subject. The FDA states we should keep our salt intake levels under 2400 mg a day while the World Health Organization states an unbelievably high 6,000 mg a day! The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends about 1200-1500 mg is best if you are over the age of 50. Who’s right?

Why You Should Never Skip Breakfast

People who wake up hungry tend to have a healthy metabolism. People who skip breakfast tend to have higher blood pressure and more risk factors for heart disease. They also tend to be on the road to diabetes whether they know it or not. Research in this area is in its preliminary stages. Early studies back up what I see regularly in my practice—people who don’t eat breakfast are more susceptible to obesity and chronic diseases.

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