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Without this, vitamin D can be worse than worthless

March 5, 2018 If there’s one vitamin we can’t live without sufficient amounts of, it would be D. And you may be doing whatever it takes to make sure that you’re not deficient — getting out in the sun, taking a supplement, or even eating the right foods. But still, you’re not feeling... Read More >

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From crushing pain to sweet relief: Devastating injuries heal quickly and completely with this natural Injury Repair Kit

March 2, 2018 by Michele Cagan It’s a double whammy... As we get older, we’re more likely to get hurt and suffer all sorts of injuries, including pulled muscles, sprained ankles, open wounds, and broken bones. That’s bad enough... but it also takes much more time for our injuries to heal... and that... Read More >

Categories: nl-2018-03
Newsletter Issue: March 2018

How to trade a stuffy nose for a stroke

February 27, 2018 For a large class of seemingly unrelated Rx and OTC meds, this should be the final nail in the coffin. First, we heard that they can cause brain shrinkage (yes, brain shrinkage!), leading to dementia and Alzheimer’s. Then, a study early last year found that when seniors take these meds,... Read More >

Categories: Advil PM Aleve PM anticholinergic drugs Bayer PM Benadryl drugs with anticholinergic activity Excedrin PM Sominex stroke risk Tylenol PM Unisom

How about a Valentine’s Day tonic for your heart?

February 14, 2018 Whatever big Valentine’s Day surprise you’ve got planned for your better half (you did remember it’s today, didn’t you?), there’s one small gift you can still add that may be the most important one of all. And it’s only a hop, skip, and a jump away at your nearest supermarket.... Read More >

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Scientists uncover key to healing damaged hearts

February 13, 2018 If you ask your doctor about ways to prevent — or treat — heart disease, you’re going to hear the usual. Don’t smoke, watch your diet, keep your blood pressure and weight down, and make sure to get enough exercise. Oh, and, of course, take your drugs — especially those... Read More >

Categories: endothelial cells health benefits vitamin D heart disease nitric oxide vitamin d vitamin D and heart disease

3 ways to get to sleep at night like you used to!

February 8, 2018 Want to be a billionaire? Simply come up with a gadget, sound, device... anything at all that will help folks sleep better at night! The latest idea to come along is called the “Gravity Blanket.” The idea behind it is that if you pile a 25-pound blanket (which sells for... Read More >

Categories: gravity blanket how to get to sleep insomnia light and insomnia melatonin melatonin and better sleep Sleep Shepard hat

Overtreatment of type 2 diabetes can be deadly

February 1, 2018 Television ads for drugs are out of control. The most recent figures say that Big Pharma spent over $6 billion — yes, that’s with a “B” — on selling its products to us. You can’t watch more than five minutes of TV without hearing about hepatitis C, fibromyalgia, psoriasis, strokes,... Read More >

Categories: diabetes drug ads diabetes medication hypoglycemia low blood sugar overtreatment of diabetes type 2 diabetes

This might be all it takes to reboot your brain!

January 31, 2018 It can start with some little things, like forgetting where you put your glasses or what you did with the car keys. But when those “senior moments” are only getting worse, is it time to start worrying? Before you do, maybe it’s time to get some better sleep instead! Because... Read More >

Categories: melatonin poor quality sleep and memory problems senior moments sleep slow wave sleep studies on sleep and memory

The best way to stay strong and healthy as you age

January 29, 2018 Here are the two most important words to live by as you get older: Stay Strong! As we age we lose muscle strength, which often leads right to the most dangerous condition any senior can have — frailty. That can put you on the fast track to suffering side effects... Read More >

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Say goodbye to diarrhea… constipation… gas… and cramps with the 30-day cure for leaky gut

January 29, 2018 by Michele Cagan Are you chained to the bathroom by ongoing diarrhea or constipation? Do you avoid eating in restaurants or dining with friends because you’re afraid you’ll have an episode? If you’ve been living with the isolation of severe GI (gastrointestinal) disease, your life is about to get significantly... Read More >

Categories: nl-2018-02
Newsletter Issue: February 2018

Sickening new cholesterol scam pushed on patients

January 25, 2018 I recently shared with you how the latest science has concluded — practically beyond any shadow of a doubt — that using medication to lower cholesterol is “a total waste of time.” Not only that, but the long-term effects of statins are so “devastating” that they should never have been... Read More >

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Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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