Reversing Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s With Near Infra Red?
Tuesday, 23 August 2016 13:04
2016 is proving to be an interesting and very revealing year when it comes to research into the benefits of near infrared therapy. The papers keep pouring in and the conclusions are proving more and more enticing all the time. Take for example the paper we'll be discussing today called "Turning On Lights to Stop Neurodegeneration: The Potential of Near Infrared Light Therapy in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease" published in Frontiers in Neuroscience. Near infrared therapy is increasingly looking like it could be both neuroprotective AND could slow or stop disease pathology. If that doesn't catch your interest keep in mind that this is something that current mainstream medicine does not do either with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's.
We know that with many things you get what you pay for. It turns out fish oil is a classic example of this as all fish oil is not created the same. Considering the significant health benefits it has to offer, we deserve to know the truth and know with confidence that we are not throwing our hard earned money down the drain. Unfortunately, the chances are that you are not absorbing your fish oil if it's store bought from the supermarket or health food store and there is a simple test to tell if you are or not.
Digestive and bowel problems, especially constipation, are quite possibly one of the modern world's most common problem. This doesn't need to be the case. What we have with constipation is actually more of a problem with lifestyle, than actual pathology within the body. Our pathological lifestyles have led to the problem and the cure lies with fixing our lifestyle. When we address some key lifestyle areas we see wonderful changes with constipation. Let's look at four key "remedies" that are actually all part of a healthy lifestyle.
Top 4 Nutritional Aspects to Overcoming Depression
Tuesday, 03 May 2016 10:30
I'm disappointed but I probably shouldn't be. I mean after all, it's becoming pretty commonplace to be able to "massage" the numbers to support the outcome that you want. Pharmaceutical companies have been fined significant amounts for doing this. It seems almost the norm now that a certain amount of pessimism is needed when reading medical studies. So when I read this recent study and the review and conclusions they came to about depression medication and the use of nutritional supplements I had to reply as it's simply flawed and I think they are scared. Scared of what targeted nutrition and supplementation can do for depression.
With very little work you can find all kinds of statistics on the prevalence of digestion issues and acid reflux or (GERD). Some report that sixty percent of the adult population will experience some type of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) within a 12 month period and 20 to 30 percent will have weekly symptoms. The point I'm making is that digestive issues are prevalent. What is also clear is that we live very busy stressful lives for the most part. Is there a link and what can we do?
