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In chronic pain? Try this time-tested treatment first!

November 15, 2017 It’s the alternative treatment for pain that can no longer be ignored. But despite reams of recent data proving “clinically meaningful results,” many doctors still refuse to admit it. How much more do doctors need to know before they accept acupuncture as a legitimate way to treat pain... and stop... Read More >

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This risky drug is the last thing you want to take for pain

November 13, 2017 It’s obvious that when a Facebook group called “Lyrica Survivors” exists (and has thousands of members)... there’s more going on with that drug than what its commercials are revealing. And if you read some of the stories from patients prescribed Lyrica, surviving the drug is indeed an achievement. It’s been... Read More >

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The all-natural way to finally get a good night’s sleep

November 9, 2017 Big Pharma knows our problems all too well! And getting enough sleep is certainly one of them — especially as we get older. And with the help of creepy butterflies that go in and out of bedroom windows and oddball fuzzy “pets” that make out the words “sleep” and “awake,”... Read More >

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Will this study put a stop to ‘stenting as usual’?

November 9, 2017 To stent or not to stent, that is the question. And based on a whole lot of thorough research, the answer appears to be a resounding “NO” — unless, that is, you’re having a heart attack. Being that hundreds of thousands of Americans get a stent every year for chest... Read More >

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Could you be “under the influence” and not even know it?

November 8, 2017 It’s something you might do without even thinking twice. You wake up with the sniffles and take a cold remedy before leaving for work. Or maybe you pop a blood pressure pill as your doctor instructed. And the next thing you know, you’re pulled over and cited for... driving under... Read More >

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Feeling parched? Blame your medicine cabinet

November 7, 2017 Imagine walking through the desert... your lips are cracked, and your mouth feels like it’s stuffed full of cotton balls. That’s what dry mouth, medically known as xerostomia (pronounced zeer-o-stoe-me-uh), can feel like. And it’s something that a lot of people, especially seniors, struggle with every day. Not only is... Read More >

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Even Big Pharma can no longer deny the statin-diabetes link

November 1, 2017 No other drug could be linked to so many devastating diseases and conditions as statins are... and remain on the market. None. And if even just a sliver of those side effects were ever linked to a supplement, the National Guard would probably be called in to remove it from... Read More >

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Is a deadly strain of flu on its way to the U.S.?

October 31, 2017 It’s “All Hallows’ Eve” — the night to watch scary movies and greet witches and goblins at your front door. But there’s something really frightening going on right now. Something that makes Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller The Birds sound like a children’s story. And it’s not on your TV, but it... Read More >

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Finally! More feel-good days for Crohn’s and colitis sufferers… Thanks to this 3-in-1 GI repair formula

October 27, 2017 by Michele Cagan It’s about more than pooping—but most people don’t realize that. Yes, you’re worried about how close you are to the nearest bathroom, if you actually make it out of the house. But you know that living with IBD (inflammatory bowel disease) involves so much more. There’s bloody... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: November 2017

How to rid your home of toxic (and useless) flame retardants

October 26, 2017 It’s a tragic and shocking story. Matthew Phelps is accused of killing his wife of less than a year by stabbing her over a hundred times. The North Carolina man and aspiring pastor said in his call to 911 that he “had a dream and then he turned on the... Read More >

Categories: Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC dangers of flame retardants Flame retardant chemicals OFR old furniture Organohalogens

Stop a common cold from turning into a nightmare

October 25, 2017 It’s a tragic and shocking story. Matthew Phelps is accused of killing his wife of less than a year by stabbing her over a hundred times. The North Carolina man and aspiring pastor said in his call to 911 that he “had a dream and then he turned on the... Read More >

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