To Boost ALL Health Markers – Don’t Eat!

by ShellyManning | Aug 7, 2015 | 3 comments

How is this for a simple lifestyle change: Reverse type 2 diabetes, prevent stroke and heart attack, prevent many types of cancer, lower blood pressure, and clear our clogged arteries. And maybe most importantly… significantly slow down aging and boost brain function!...

The Key Factor to Lower Blood Pressure and Great Health

by Christian Goodman | Aug 6, 2015 | 0 comments

There is one key factor that can make or break your effort to naturally lower blood pressure, tackle type 2 diabetes, arthritis, lose weight and pretty much any other markers of good health. It’s not just that this one factor is so healthy, having it makes you want to...

Five Easy, Natural Ways to Cheat Death

by Julissa Clay | Aug 5, 2015 | 0 comments

If you could avoid those diseases that take 80% of lives, well that would be great, wouldn’t it? You could expect to live well beyond 100, healthy and happy! Now, if the list of lifestyle changes needed to avoid these diseases was short and simple, that would be even...

One Vegetable Cures High Blood Pressure (the most powerful food at destroying disease)

by Christian Goodman | Aug 4, 2015 | 13 comments

Researchers in every corner of medical science have been searching for the “magic bullet” that can cure all disease with one shot. That’s not really realistic, though. Or is it? One vegetable has been proven to improve or cure not just high blood pressure but type 2...

How Cats Can Lower Your Blood Pressure and Boost Health and Wellbeing

by Christian Goodman | Aug 2, 2015 | 2 comments

You may already have seen study results that show having a pet can lower blood pressure. But did you know you can enjoy the healthful benefits of having a cat without even having a cat? It might seem hard to believe that anyone would conduct a study on the effects of...

Cure Genetic High Blood Pressure With This Simple Technique

by Christian Goodman | Jul 31, 2015 | 4 comments

The difficulty with curing many diseases naturally (including high blood pressure), is that they’re partly genetic. And we’ve been told that when it comes to genes, there is nothing we can do. But a new study from Massachusetts General Hospital and Beth Israel...