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Magnesium can prevent – and reverse – insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.

  There’s not enough room in this letter to give you a complete list of magnesium’s health benefits, but here are just a few... 4,5,6 Magnesium can prevent – and reverse – insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes. It’s vital for muscle function and increases energy metabolism. It lowers blood pressure more effectively than any drug and keeps your heart healthy. It improves sleep quality and duration. It’s essential for warding off depression, anxiety, and other mental health disorders. It keeps your bones strong. Vitamin D cannot be activated in your body without magnesium. Magnesium extends lifespan by activating telomerase to increase telomere length. And now scientists have discovered that magnesium plays a crucial role in keeping your immune system strong by fighting infections, including Covid. The researchers found that a powerful type of immune cell, called a cytotoxic or “killer” T cell, can only eliminate infected cells with magnesium. 7 Killer T cells are vital if your body is
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10X Brain Power

  1) Mint 2) Beets 3) Seeds 4) Quinoa 5) Avocado 6) Broccolli 7) Legumes 8) Blueberries 9) Coconut oil 10) Walnuts & almonds
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Health - Walnuts and Almonds

  10) Walnuts and almonds Best brain foods on the planet. Walnuts even kinda look like brains. Coincidence? Probably... But, either way, they: • Boost brain power • Fight off dementia • Protect from free radicals Soak a handful overnight before eating.
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Health - Coconut Oil

  9) Coconut oil This oil helps with: • Cholesterol • Inflammation • Blood pressure • Sugar processing • Alzheimer’s & dementia It also: • Acts as fuel for your body • Promotes brain health and functioning • Improves heart function and blood circulation
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Health - Blueberries

  8) Blueberries They're antioxidant powerhouses that reduce risk of: • Dementia • Alzheimer’s • Premature aging They also enhance neuron communication to: • Boost learning • Improve memory • Sharpen cognitive function Put them in your smoothies, yogurt, or shakes.
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Health - Legumes

  7) Legumes These are an excellent source of: • Fiber • Folate (a B-vitamin) • Complex carbohydrates The fiber slows simple carbohydrate absorption. The folate helps boost brain functioning. The complex carbs reduce sudden sugar spikes and crashes.
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Health - Broccoli

  6) Broccoli Broccoli is a superfood that boosts brain power & memory. It also: • Builds up your nervous system • Maintains proper blood circulation • Filters heavy metals that can damage your brain This applies to all cruciferous veggies (cauliflower, Brussels sprouts).
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Health - Avocado

  5) Avocado Avocados are a great dietary fat source. • Lowers cholesterol • Protects from free radicals • Aids in antioxidant absorption • Protects your brain from strokes • Increases blood flow to the brain Avocado and eggs on whole-wheat toast is a fantastic breakfast.
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Health - Quinoa

  4) Quinoa Quinoa gives you: • Steady glucose to the brain • Iron to keep the blood oxygenated • Complex carbs and fiber to balance blood sugar • B Vitamins to regulate mood and protect the blood vessels Soak it overnight before cooking for more nutrition.
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Health - Sunflower and pumpkin seeds

3) Sunflower and pumpkin seeds These are loaded with: • Zinc • B Vitamins • Omega fatty acids They enhance memory and thinking skills. They also boost your mood and fight off depression.   A small handful of them every day will get the job done.  
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Health - Beets

  2) Beets Beets contain: • Vitamin B9 - improves thinking and delays dementia • Carotenoids - boosts brain functioning and fights off depression • Nitrates - increases blood flow to the “thinking” parts of your brain Put more beetroots in your salads, stews, or soups.
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Health - Mint

  1) Mint Mint is rich in Vitamins A and C. Vitamin C prevents mental decline. Vitamin A builds learning skills and brain plasticity. Even the scent of mint boosts energy, alertness, and memory. Have it in your tea, eat it in salads, or chew some raw mint leaves.
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Scientists determined that CBD helps block certain proteins

S cientists determined that CBD helps block certain proteins that provide an opening for Covid-19 to enter host cells in the body. 2 Covid-19 has spiky proteins that grab onto ACE2 receptors in healthy human cells, especially in the lungs. These receptors are like a “gateway” that allows the infection inside. But the researchers discovered that certain strains of hemp might decrease the level of ACE2 gene expression... In other words, they shut the gate to the virus by blocking Covid-19 droplets from infecting our cells. Earlier studies found that hemp oil alters gene expression. But the effects of hemp oil on ACE2 expression weren’t known. So the researchers developed more than 800 new hemp extracts. Using artificial 3D human models, they tested whether the high CBD extract could alter ACE2 expression in Covid-19 tissues. Given that inflammation is a significant component of viral disease, the researchers also examined the effect of the extracts on ACE2 expression in highly inflamed 3
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Brain health

 Brain Health Supplement with overlook super-nutrient.  An important study out of Malaysia backs up what I’ve observed for years in my own clinic: That an overlooked form of vitamin E not only prevents brain damage but can help repair it. In the study, researchers found that tocotrienols substantially reduce the formation of white matter lesions — the damaged area in your brain that contribute to Alzheimer’s and dementia. 4 Another exciting new study suggests tocotrienols also regulate your brain’s ability to receive and use DHA. 5  As a regular reader, you know that your brain is 60% omega-3 fatty acids, and DHA makes up 40% of that. You see, tocotrienols are a hugely important anti-aging nutrient that lengthens telomeres. In one study, telomere lengths were 16% longer than controls when exposed to gamma-tocotrienol. 6  A second study demonstrated that tocotrienols actually extended the length of telomeres while preventing damage to DNA. 7 A good way to naturally get tocotrienols into
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Look after your bodies

  Processed foods are often high in added sugars, unhealthy fats, and sodium, while being low in fiber and essential nutrients. Some of the reasons why processed foods are considered bad for your health include: 1.   High in added sugars:  Processed foods often contain added sugars, which can contribute to weight gain, type 2 diabetes, and other health problems. 2.   High in unhealthy fats:  Many processed foods are high in saturated and trans fats, which can increase the risk of heart disease and other health problems. 3.   High in sodium:  Processed foods are often high in sodium, which can contribute to high blood pressure and other health problems. 4.   Low in fiber:  Processed foods are often low in fiber, which can contribute to digestive issues and leave you feeling less full and satisfied after meals. 5.   Lack of essential nutrients:  Processing can remove or decrease the amount of essential nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, that are present in whole, unprocessed foods
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ginkgo biloba

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It’s called   ginkgo biloba , and when it comes to super-charging your brain’s superhighway, it’s just as powerful: • In a groundbreaking study on 1,200 patients, this ancient plant extract improved concentration by 25%. ( Advances in Therapy journal ) 19 • A second study of 256 middle-aged volunteers showed it can lead to “substantial improvements” in working and long-term memory ( Psychopharmacology journal ) 20 • And men and women over 50 with “moderate” age-related memory impairment showed “significant superiority” in cognitive tests after taking this plant extract ( Current Medical Research and Opinion journal ) 21 And get this. One remarkable study found ginkgo biloba dramatically increased the speed of attention of volunteers — and their increased attention was sustained for  hours . 22 The second remarkable neural pathway enhancer is a natural super-antioxidant that has incredible powers when it comes to improving focus, memory and brain energy. In fact, this compound is so rem
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Sage does much more than balance your blood sugar.

 S age does much more than balance your blood sugar. It   al so: Protects against  Al zheimer’s.  Sage stops the breakdown of a chemical messenger called acetylcholine. 4  This neurotransmitter is directly involved in memory and levels fall as  Al zheimer’s progresses. The herb has  al so been shown to improve memory in older adults by up to 60%. 5 Fights certain kinds of cancers.  Studies found sage extract can suppress the growth of cancer cells and stimulate apoptosis, or cell death, in colon, liver, breast, and skin. 6 Supports bone health.  Sage contains a large amount of bone-boosting vitamin K. Too little of this nutrient is linked to bone thinning and fractures. Lowers inflammation.  Sage is high in rosmarinic acid (RosA), a powerful anti-inflammatory. A 2020 study found RosA can significantly reduce arthritis pain, improve breathing in asthma patients, lower inflammation of the colon, and relieve pancreatitis. 7 Ease menopause symptoms.  Sage has been used to treat menopause s
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Boost Oxygen And Fight Inflammation

  2 More Ways To Boost Oxygen And Fight Inflammation HBOT is the best way to lower inflammation and boost your immune system. But there are other ways to increase your oxygen intake. Here are two I recommend: Practice deep breathing.  This is a sure-fire way to get the healing benefits of oxygen. It can be done sitting or lying down. Just place your hands on your belly and feel it expand as you inhale. Then, expand your breath into your sides starting with 5 minutes a day and work up to 15 minutes. In no time at  al l, you’ll be boosting your oxygen throughout the day without even thinking. Try supplementing with Cordyceps sinensis:  Research shows this medicinal mushroom has the power to “turn on” genes that increase oxygen delivery to cells.
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Replenish Lost Collagen Easily At Home

  Replenish Lost Collagen Easily At Home To boost collagen production for bone and skin health, I recommend supplementing with these: Replenish collagen with vitamin C . This humble vitamin provides a one-two punch... It increases bone density, especially in the spine 10  and maintains your skin’s existing collagen while encouraging new collagen production. I recommend getting 3,000 mg per day. I suggest taking a liposomal-encapsulated vitamin C to increase absorption by up to 98%. Sip bone broth . As bones break down when you cook them, the resulting broth becomes rich in collagen. This protein helps build bones and protect your skin.
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boost acetylcholine and protect your memories

  2 more ways to boost acetylcholine and protect your memories There are other natural ways to replenish your brain’s supply of acetylcholine. Here’s what I suggest… Acetyl-L-Carnitine:  I’ve witnessed firsthand how this exceptional nutrient has restored razor-sharp thinking to many of my patients. And when you combine this powerful natural chemical with your choline cocktail, your body produces acetylcholine. Studies also show it has the power to repair aging hippocampi, which control learning, language, and memory in your brain. 7 The best sources of acetyl-L-Carnitine are grass-fed beef, poultry, fish, and dairy products. Fruits, vegetables, and grains contain relatively little. You can also get it in supplement form. I recommend taking 500 mg twice a day on an empty stomach. Look for a formula that has only L-Carnitine – not DL-carnitine. D-carnitine is synthetic, and it interferes with the action of natural L-Carnitine. Also, liquid ALC is more absorbable compared with powders and
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Taste of Home - Free Sample

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  Taste of Home  - Free Sample
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Protect your heart with natural vitamin A

Protect your heart with natural vitamin A Vitamin A Recent studies on the peritoneal – the fluid sac that surrounds the organs in your abdomen – revealed that a key bioactive metabolite of vitamin A called retinoic acid provides the signal for macrophages to quickly ride to rescue damaged organs. 3 You may have already heard of retinoic acid. It’s found in many lotions for skin wrinkling. Retinoic acid is basically a more potent version of retinol, a common over-the-counter version of bioactive vitamin A that you’ll find in skin anti-aging creams and lotions. In your body, retinoic acid is synthesized from retinol. Now, your doctor may have warned you about the awful dangers of vitamin A. Symptoms like dizziness, nausea, headaches, fatigue, and anemia. What they DON’T tell you is that drug companies make synthetic forms of vitamin A and market them as drugs. They’re hoping you’ll trust their drug version instead of natural vitamin A. Protect your heart with natural vitamin A The best w
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5-step protocol to relieve tinnitus

  Use my 5-step protocol to relieve tinnitus For years, I’ve treated patients with a simple five-step protocol. Ditch your ear-damaging pain relievers.  Taking an NSAID for the occasional aches and pain typically isn’t a problem. But if you find yourself reaching for one of these pills regularly, consider replacing it with a natural alternative... Tulsi (holy basil):  This powerful adaptogen reduces inflammation. It also contains ursolic acid, which inhibits the production of the inflammatory COX-2 enzyme. I recommend taking 150 mg three times a day. Indian Frankincense  — Indian Frankincense, also known as Boswellia, “significantly increases” both pain threshold and pain tolerance. Researchers even recommend it as a treatment for osteoarthritis. 3  I suggest 400 mg three times a day. White Willow Bark.  This plant contains  salicin , the same compound found in aspirin. Studies show it relieves arthritis pain as well as lower back pain. 4  I recommend 240 mg per day. Lower blood pressu
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decouple carbon emissions from economic growth.

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  It's refreshing to see wealthy countries finally learn how to   decouple carbon emissions from economic growth . This is especially significant for nations like Australia and New Zealand that historically have relied on coal. As it turns out, carbon emissions and GDP growth can be mutually exclusive. (Who knew!) The problem, of course, is that all of this is still ~30 years overdue. The climate will continue to warm, and that warming will continue to affect us. How does climate change affect the wine industry? Europe is wine's most important continent. Most of the world's wines come from Europe, and just 3 countries account for over half of all wine production: France, Italy and Spain. Global warming will eventually require pretty much every industry in the world to change the way they produce goods. But this is especially true for industries that  rely on the climate to survive , like wine. It's is one of the biggest topics in the industry today. From changing viticu
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One scientist will be able to generate more ideas and insights than a team of 100 could in the past.

One scientist will be able to generate more ideas and insights than a team of 100 could in the past. In biotech that means: Drug discovery:  Today, discovering a new drug takes more than a decade. Many, if not most, diseases have no known treatments. AI can sift through tons of biological information to identify drug candidates and predict their effectiveness. Manual data curation:  Scientists spend most of their lives doing tedious, routine work. They pipette from one tray to another, manually curate data, and a lot more. AI can help with routine work while the scientist can think through the next experiment… the implications… the hypothesis, etc. Biomarker discovery:  AI can better detect patterns in genomic data to predict diseases based on genetic profiles, environment, and other factors. Wearables: AI can track and summarize data from a bunch of sensors that reveal the impact of lifestyle, nutrition, and environment. Personalized medicine:  The current status quo relies on a one-s
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The T-Pandemic

  The T-Pandemic It is a worrying trend that, in the 21st century, testosterone levels in men are lower than ever before. Such decreased levels could be due to a myriad of factors, from increased stress to increased consumption of processed food and refined sugar. In addition, environmental sources such as plastic and heavy metals have been theorised to exert an influence on male sex hormones. The end result of this ever-dwindling testosterone level has many implications. Men today exhibit higher levels of anxiety, fatigue, and general lethargy compared to their predecessors. Besides, one of the worst side effects of low T is a decrease in sex drive or even a complete loss of interest in intercourse. With this in mind, it is fair to say that every self-respecting male should do their best to maintain optimal hormonal function. What Can You Do About It? Do any of those symptoms sound familiar? Do you feel like your testosterone levels are lower than you'd hoped? Don't worry - th
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10 Steps to Financial Health in the New Year

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  10 Steps to Financial Health in the New Year 1)   Take stock You can't make meaningful financial changes in the New Year unless you know where you are right now. A good place to start is with a snapshot of your overall wealth, otherwise known as your net worth. Add up your assets (what you own); then subtract your liabilities (what you owe). This will show you whether you're in the plus or the minus, help you plan and prioritize your spending, saving and investing, and provide a benchmark against which you can measure your progress over the years. This is also a good time to review your credit report to make sure your accounts and liabilities are listed accurately. Finally, look at your cash flow over the past year. What came in each month? What went out? If you regularly spent more than you earned, decide what changes you'll make to turn things around. 2)   Set goals and prioritize What’s at the top of your list of goals this year? Whether you want to save more, pay off
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stay disciplined and how is that linked to happiness?

  So why do happy people stay disciplined and how is that linked to happiness? Resilience  Staying disciplined allows you to create a routine which requires commitment and repetition. Once the routine has been established and continued for a period of time, habits can then be formed. This then increases your level of resilience and any habits you want to create moving forward will be made easy as you would have created a new level of discipline and resilience.  Commitment  Once you learn to stay disciplined using the above method, reward and accountability you will learn to commit more often to things which means you will see the full reward from your hard work. Unhappy people generally have commitment issues due to the fact they are not just letting themselves down but others and also their future.  Freedom   Discipline creates a type of freedom you can never imagine if you don't know how to stay disciplined. Freedom is formed by having the capacity to do what you want when you wa
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