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• Dr. Ron Paul Says Flu Hype Designed To Scare Americans Dr. Ron Paul Says Flu Hype Designed To Scare Americans By Ralph Forbes   An international businessman who performs major work for the Department of Health and Human Services told AFP that fear mongering by Washington and the World Health Organization about swine flu is an attempt to scare people......
• What you should keep in mind about Swine-Avian-US flu As the current crisis develops we are looking forward to more facts coming out. Unfortunately right now, the official news is not to be trusted to give a full analysis. Also unfortunate, there is so much information from the past that there will not be enough space to put......
• Monopoly Medicine [pro-player width='530' height='353' type='video']http://www.eattolive.theroot2life.com/videos/Monopoly Medicine.flv[/pro-player]   Buy The DVD   107 minutes. TOPICS * How Mike cured himself when doctors failed. * Aspartame: The sweetest poison money can buy. * How Big Pharma controls the FDA. * Inventing mental disease to sell pharmaceuticals. * Modern medicine is riddled with junk......
• Reversing Diabetes In 30 Days [pro-player width='530' height='353' type='video']http://www.eattolive.theroot2life.com/videos/Simply_Raw_-_Reversing_Diabetes_in_30_Days_.flv[/pro-player] Buy The DVD Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days is an independent documentary film that chronicles six Americans with 'incurable' diabetes switching their diet and getting off insulin.    The film follows each participant's remarkable journey and captures the medical, physical, and emotional transformations......
• More Teen Boys Are Using Smokeless Tobacco, Survey Finds   But expert warns that it's not a safe alternative to cigarette smoking (HealthDay News) -- Smokeless tobacco use by adolescent boys in the United States increased from 3.4 to 4.4 percent from 2002 to 2007, according to a federal government report released Thursday. At the same time, use......

• Take two aspirin and meet me at the DMV in the morning. Health needs have existed longer than there has been an American medical industry. People have died of cancer and heart disease far longer than we have known of their existence. So what has changed? Technology. When it was common for a doctor to visit the sick’s home and order, “Take......
• British Nurses Refuse Swine Flu Vaccinations I'm British. Some things can be forgiven. But seems that our NHS (National Health Service) nurses are contributing to the much needed British wake up call. Russia Today is a news channel worth watching, and here's the clip on the American forced swine flu vaccinations and mention of British nurses......
• Health vs Healthcare [/caption] Health is a term we use all the time.  It’s a component of phrases that we read about daily.  Examples are health care, health insurance, health coverage, health club. It works, in that we understand what those things are but it doesn’t work in the sense that we......
• National Flu Vaccination Week The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is regarding November 27 - December 2 as National Flu Vaccination Week to remind and encourage everyone to get flu vaccinations. The American Academy of Family Physicians is specifically observing November 27 Children's Flu Vaccination Day, reminding parents and guardians to have......
• Be A Patriot And Lose Weight Photo by BL1961Next week is Election Day and hopefully all of you have or will vote. Voting is important and it is your duty as an American and as a patriot. However as a true patriot, you should consider losing weight. You should lose weight because those extra pounds you......

• What Your Opinion On Yoga Being A Form Of Alternative Medicine? « SEY What Your Opinion On Yoga Being A Form Of Alternative Medicine ? Depends what your trying to fix. If your trying to feel better mentally it would well be worth a go. But if you've broke your leg the worst thing you can do is try to ... Go here......
• Salt Good or Bad for those with high blood pressure? By Jerome Burne as seen in Food Matters It's been demonised for years. But suddenly experts are asking whether we're missing the bigger picture about salt... We're all eating too much salt and it's going to give us high blood pressure - that's the message we've heard for years,......
• Naturessunshine Solstic™ Nutrition Convenient, Drinkable Vitamin and Mineral Nutrition Nature’s Sunshine Solstic Nutrition is a convenient way to ensure that you get adequate amounts of vitamins and minerals anytime. Carry the convenient stick packet in your purse or pocket. Pour and shake into a bottle of water for a quick, nutritious vitamin/mineral......
• Kids and Veggies: Offer Them and They Will Eat Availability in poor areas more of an issue than youngsters' tastes, studies find (HealthDay News) -- Good nutrition may be more an issue of supply than demand in the poorest parts of the lower Mississippi Delta. A new study found that children in these rural areas are open to eating......
• Amanda's Quick Bite for Healthy Living: 'Tis the Season for Tea ... To brew, I warm the water in a tea kettle on the stove. I use an average size tea pot and place 2 tea bags at the bottom. Pour the hot water in the tea pot with the bags and brew for 3-5 minutes. Try it with sweetener (sugar, honey,......

• 101 thoughts on losing 100 pounds I lost a lot of weight a few years ago. I lost even more a couple of years ago, then gained some of it back when we had our first child. It's not just women who gain weight during pregnancy! However, I have still managed to keep most of......
• Ten Reasons Not To Eat Processed Food Its empty 1. Processed food is all about time saving, millions of pounds are spent every year on the junk that manufacturers pump out every year. Such is the methods that are used the overall quality, of the finished product mostly tends to be very low nutritional wise. This......
• The Dangers of Weight Loss Shortcuts The problem with weight loss shortcuts is that they attempt to go against the real science behind weight loss, health and nutrition. There is only one real way to diet, and that is to burn more calories than you take in. A single pound of weight is equivalent to 3,500......
• As Moms, We Need To Take Charge of Our Health and Healing! Responsibility for our own health and wellness is more important than ever. By maximizing our well-being to live active productive lives means having a fully-functioning healthy body to sustain us through our youth, adulthood, and retirement age—in fact, way past retirement age. As Latter Day Saints we know this to......
• Honor Earth Day year 'round by eating your way to health In honor of Earth Day, we thought we'd re-visit a subject that has been dear to us in the past: organic and natural foods. This time, rather that emphasize the benefits of wholesome foods, we thought we'd spend some time telling you where to get them. If you've been paying......

• Obesity Just as Risky for Teens as Heavy Smoking Men who were overweight youths are far more apt to die early, study finds /caption] (HealthDay News) -- Being obese at age 18 increases the risk of premature death in adulthood as much as smoking more than 10 cigarettes a day, according to Swedish researchers. Dr. Martin Neovius of the......
• Salt Good or Bad for those with high blood pressure? By Jerome Burne as seen in Food Matters It's been demonised for years. But suddenly experts are asking whether we're missing the bigger picture about salt... We're all eating too much salt and it's going to give us high blood pressure - that's the message we've heard for years,......
• Fatty Fish May Cut Heart Failure Risk in Men Study finds benefit from consuming just one serving a week (HealthDay News) -- Men who consume fatty fish and marine omega-3 fatty acids appear to have a reduced risk of heart failure, a new study has found. Between 1998 and 2004, U.S. and Swedish researchers followed nearly 40,000 Swedish men,......
• Unhooking the Obesity-Diabetes Connection Unhooking the Obesity-Diabetes Connection Understanding the link may someday lead to a cure, studies suggest By Amanda Gardner HealthDay Reporter SUNDAY, July 26 (HealthDay News) -- Scientists may be closer to solving a medical mystery with huge implications for personal and public health: Why obese people are prone to developing......
• Beetroot Juice May Boost Stamina Study findings could apply to athletes, elderly, researchers say (HealthDay News) -- Beetroot juice can boost physical stamina and increase exercise endurance by up to 16 percent, a new British study shows. The researchers found that nitrate in beetroot juice reduces oxygen uptake to a degree that can't be achieved......

• Stem cells can help reverse hearing loss Image via Wikipedia There's a medical breakthrough for the deaf. Scientists at United Kingdom's Sheffield University have created stem cells from embryos to replace damaged cells in the inner ear -- reversing hearing loss. The embryonic stem cells could be converted into workable hearing cells for people born with......
• Online Article Writing Is A Beneficial Service Online Article Writing Is A Beneficial Service   For those with a love and talent for writing and also an inclination to make some extra money and work from home, online article writing may be for you. There are people who have taken their writing skills and turned them into......
• The Benefits of Calcium and Vitamin D I was reading this article in the New York Times about calcium and vitamin D, and if I was a woman I would definitely take a calcium and vitamin D supplement. Breast Cancer This is not the first time I read about the possible cancer protection effects of vitamin D......
• Non-English Majors and the Publishing Industry Back in the day when I was looking for a full time work, I was astounded that publishing jobs tend to look for either journalism or English majors.  I can understand why they prefer someone with a journalism background, but English?  Why aren't other liberal arts majors listed?  I find......
• The inverse power of praise -- how to talk to your children This was an interesting article on motivating your child. I know there are some things I don't tackle. It's easier to stick with what we know we are good at. OTOH, life is boring if we are afraid to branch out. Of those praised for their effort, 90 percent chose......