Chronic fatigue syndrome: What’s driving the epidemic? | NaturalHealth365

by: Christine M. Dionese, L.Ac, MSTOM | April 20, 2022

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(NaturalHealth365) Often when conventional medical providers hear the symptoms, “always tired, in pain, headaches, weak immune system,” they file it under the chronic fatigue syndrome diagnosis. When I hear those symptoms, I want to query the patient more. I want to know about your relationships, your emotional life, dental health, adrenal wellness, and whether you live in a polluted urban area?

Chronic fatigue is a very controversial yet severe health concern characterized by profound fatigue. Sadly, many symptoms that follow are chalked up to “unknown causes” by the status quo healthcare system, and drug therapy often ensues. However, from an integrative environmental perspective, those seemingly ‘mysterious’ symptoms are what lead me to ask about more elusive, lesser-known causes of chronic fatigue syndrome.

Blood sugar help: Research reveals MULTIPLE benefits of garlic for diabetics | NaturalHealth365

by: Edit Lang, staff writer | December 28, 2020

(NaturalHealth365) According to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates, in the U.S. alone, over 34 million people live with diabetes, and another 88 million with prediabetes. Add the two numbers together, and you end up with a “public health crisis.”

Broccoli sprout extracts may help treat type 2 diabetes | NaturalHealth365

By: Lori Alton – November 16, 2020

(NaturalHealth365) Type 2 diabetes, which occurs when the body’s supply of insulin is insufficient to control blood sugar, affects over 30 million Americans. In addition to raising the risk of heart disease and stroke, type 2 diabetes can cause nerve damage and kidney disease. And, while Western medicine attempts to control diabetes with medications such as metformin, these can cause toxic side effects, including kidney damage. Clearly, there is a pressing need for safer treatments – and research shows that broccoli sprouts just might fill the bill.

Discover the “Mighty Mineral” under-recognized for its lifesaving health benefits | NaturalHealth365

By: Lori Alton – November 13, 2020

(NaturalHealth365) Most people are aware that certain minerals in the body – such as calcium, potassium, sodium and magnesium – play a vital role in sustaining life and health. Less “top of mind,” though, are essential trace minerals such as manganese, selenium, copper and zinc. And, although these microminerals are needed in much smaller amounts than the “Big Four,” they also serve indispensable functions in the body.

4 surprising reasons to eat chickpeas | NaturalHealth365

By: Lori Alton – November 11, 2020

(NaturalHealth365) Chickpeas, a familiar staple at salad bars, are customarily used to accent and complement a bowl of mixed greens. But these plump, beige little legumes shouldn’t be thought of as merely a garnish to be tossed into salads.

Also known as garbanzo beans, chickpeas are gaining credibility as a true “superfood” – with research revealing that they are packed with disease-fighting micronutrients.

In fact, the diversity and power of the health benefits of chickpeas may surprise you. Here are four reasons to give chickpeas a regular place on your plate.

The dangers of magnesium deficiency | NaturalHealth365

NaturalHealth365 | by: Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD – October 30, 2020

(NaturalHealth365) Probably the single most important property of magnesium in the body is its ability to act as a natural biological antagonist to calcium. As most adults have excess calcium throughout their bodies, it is this reciprocal relationship between magnesium and calcium that makes most people in need of regular magnesium supplementation.

Beets for Better Lung Efficiency | Wake Up World – September 24th, 2020

By Dr. Joseph Mercola

Contributing writer for Wake Up World

If you have breathing troubles, nitrates — a compound found in beets — may be able to help. Previous studies have shown that nitrates can help improve muscle function by optimizing the way the muscles use calcium. Since the diaphragm is a muscle, researchers from the University of Florida wanted to see if those benefits could be translated to the diaphragm.

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Dangerous nano-particles contaminating many vaccines: groundbreaking study – June 4, 2020

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by Jon Rappoport

June 3, 2020

“The Lung,” Second Edition, 2014: “Nanoparticles [are] comparable in size to subcellular structures…enabling their ready incorporation into biological systems.”

A 2017 study of 44 types of 15 traditional vaccines, manufactured by leading global companies, has uncovered a very troubling and previously unreported fact:

The vaccines are heavily contaminated with a variety of nanoparticles.

Many of the particles are metals.

We’re talking about traditional vaccines, such as HPV, flu, Swine Flu, Hepatitis B, MMR, DPT, tetanus, etc.

To begin to understand some of the destructive effects of contaminating nanoparticles in vaccines, here is the groundbreaking 2017 study: →

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Can Lowering Inflammation Help Major Depression? — Waking Times – December 27, 2019

Can Lowering Inflammation Help Major Depression?

Dr. Mercola, Guest
Waking Times

It is estimated that 7.1% of the adult population in the U.S. experienced at least one major depressive episode in 2017. The highest rates are among those ages 18 to 25 years. Many people believe depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. This is a theory that has been widely promoted by drug companies and psychiatrists, to the point it is now accepted as fact. →

Is Vitamin K the Key to Long-Lasting Health? — The Truth About Cancer – August 9, 2019

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(The Truth About Cancer)

Everyone knows about vitamin C. It fights the common cold, boosts immunity, and even improves skin. You may know about vitamin D. It fights disease, helps your mood, and regulates calcium. Vitamin A from sweet potatoes and vitamin B from salmon, and even omegas 3-6-9 are relatively well-known. But what about vitamin K?