High Blood Pressure Spikes This Cancer Risk

by Christian Goodman | Sep 10, 2016

Fortunately, more people than ever are surviving even the most aggressive types of cancer – and we’re finding more things to avoid to not developing those cancers in the first place. However, new research published in the journal Cancer reveals devastating news...

This Diabetes Drug Proven Useless (but still causes side effects)

by Jodi Knapp | Sep 4, 2016

According to The American Diabetes Association, diabetes treatment in the US is costing over $245 billion per year and is estimated to top $350 billion in 2018. More seriously, type 2 diabetes drugs come with serious side effects. So, it’s concerning when one of the...

Your Thinking Can Worsen Diabetes 60%

by Jodi Knapp | Aug 20, 2016

When talking about type 2 diabetes, diet and exercises are usually the two main things recommended. But there may actually be another factor that is even more important. Scientists have found that those thinking in a specific way are 60% more likely to develop type 2...

This Healthy Fat Is Called the “Cure for All Illnesses”

by Julissa Clay | Aug 17, 2016

After receiving countless requests and emails we are happy to honor the wishes of our readers and write about this amazing fat. Although this type of fat was blacklisted by the traditional medical system for the last 20-30 years, new studies have revealed amazing...

Type 2 Diabetes Caused By How You Were Born

by Jodi Knapp | Aug 7, 2016

Type 2 diabetes is usually considered to be caused by specific diet and lifestyle choices. But a new study published their study in Diabetologia (the journal of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes), reveals it may all be connected to how you were born....

How Diabetes Makes Heart Attacks 1 ½ Times More Deadly

by Jodi Knapp | Aug 1, 2016

Because of advances in medical care, a heart attack is now more survivable than ever before. But if you experience a heart attack while also fighting type 2 diabetes, your chance of surviving the attack is much smaller, up to years later. So why does this happen and...