This Common Supplement Lowers High Blood Pressure Risk 30%

by Christian Goodman | Dec 10, 2013 | 11 comments

Amazing results from a study conducted by Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston reveals that the use of this common vitamin significantly reduces high blood pressure. This supplement is usually prescribed to young child-bearing age women, as it is proven to prevent...

This Vegetable Lowers High Blood Pressure 10 Points In 15 Minutes

by Christian Goodman | Dec 8, 2013 | 31 comments

If we told you that one small vegetable could prevent over a million deaths a year in the US alone, you’d likely think we were off our rockers. The truth is, though, that this little red root has the power to drop blood pressure by almost 10 points (systolic) within...

This Pleasant Treat Heals Type 2 Diabetes

by Jodi Knapp | Dec 7, 2013 | 7 comments

More and more benefits are turning up with a favorite morning treat- that some would call necessary fuel for even getting out of bed. It turns out, though, that this morning staple that is considered a dessert in etiquette circles has the power to protect people from...

High Blood Pressure Causes Alzheimer’s

by Christian Goodman | Dec 6, 2013 | 3 comments

Research continues in the field of Alzheimer’s disease prevention, and new information comes to light almost weekly. While geneticists are looking for pre-programmed links to developing the disease, other scientists have found that lifestyle indicators bear much of...

How New Cholesterol Guidelines Will Overmedicate You

by Scott Davis | Dec 5, 2013 | 0 comments

If your doctor has stated that you may be one of the people affected by the new guidelines for cholesterol control and wants to kick up your prescription medication regimen, give pause. New information has been released that blasts the pro-drug initiative right out of...

Arthritis Connected to Deadly Cancer (why is it GOOD news?)

by ShellyManning | Dec 4, 2013 | 1 comment

Most people would generally agree that most sentences linking arthritis to cancer would not be positive. However, according to new research, it actually can be. Researchers at Georgetown University have discovered a link between two otherwise unrelated diseases...