(NaturalHealth365) You’ll never get this nutrition news in the lame-stream media. Store bought “fresh” squeezed orange juice is not really fresh. Unfortunate, but true, most people buying commercially-produced fruit juices have been deceived by clever marketing campaigns. So, if you trust, the most famous brands such as, Tropicana, Minute Maid, or Florida’s Natural – think again. Watch out for orange ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) Nutritional deficiencies are an ongoing problem even for those eating a ‘healthy’ diet and taking nutritional supplements.  In fact, in many cases, the digestive process can destroy the nutritional value of supplements before they reach the cells.  This is why liposomal technology offers an effective solution to the problem. The idea is to provide a delivery system that helps ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) Heart disease is a major killer – it’s to blame for 1 in 4 deaths in the United States every year.  And with so many of us at risk for heart disease-related problems like stroke, heart attacks, and clogged arteries, Western medicine would have us believe that a ‘baby’ aspirin will protect us from harm. (But, the cost will surprise most uninformed heart ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) Water fluoridation in public drinking water has been a controversial subject for decades. Now, finally, a high court in New Zealand has ruled that fluoride in water is like adding unwanted medication to the public water supply. No doubt, this is a positive step toward abolishing the practice of fluoridation.  Keep in mind, adding fluoride to the water supply ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) Is this the beginning of the end for Monsanto?  Shareholders of the ‘most hated corporation in the world’ seem to think so – since the news (below) was just released! One of the flagship products of agricultural giant Monsanto, Roundup weed killer, is about to cost them in a major way. Plaintiff Dewayne Lee Johnson, a school groundskeeper, just ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) Quercetin – a flavonoid and plant pigment found in vividly-colored fruits and vegetables – is beginning to emerge as the darling of researchers for its confirmed ability to help prevent heart disease and promote cardiovascular health. In fact, extensive population studies have shown that people with diets rich in quercetin have lower cholesterol, as well as decreased incidence of ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) As of 2015, 30.3 million Americans – almost ten percent of the population – have diabetes, while another 84.1 million have prediabetes – which can lead to diabetes if unchecked. The prevailing medical ‘wisdom’ is that diabetes is precipitated by obesity, lack of exercise and overconsumption of refined sugars. But Dr. Cedric Garland, a professor in the Division of ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) Most everyone expects they will get gray hair in their later years. However, some individuals see their first gray hairs well before middle age – in their 20s and 30s. Some have even found gray hairs while still in high school.  So, the question remains: what does research tell us about the connection between dietary issues and gray hair? ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) The North Carolina State Bar clearly is on a ‘witch hunt’ by initiating a lawsuit against the nation’s leading vaccine rights attorney, Alan Phillips. What’s their intent? Mr. Phillips is required to hand over years of (confidential) client files or risk being jailed for civil contempt. Every lawyer (and civil rights advocate) should be outraged by this action. Alan ... Read More »

(Naturalhealth365) Although research has shown that small to moderate amounts of alcohol can offer some benefits to the heart, drinking is by no means an unmitigated blessing when it comes to your health. In fact, a European study has shown that drinking – even in amounts as modest as one to two drinks a day – increases the odds of ... Read More »

(Naturalhealth365) Gateshead, a town in Northern England, has become the center of a controversy over 5G wireless technology. Local resident Mark Steele, a scientist who formerly worked for the IEEE Communications Society, maintains that the borough’s WiFi “smart” lights –many located right outside residents’ bedroom windows –are causing insomnia, nosebleeds and stillbirths. “Babies are dying in the womb,” Steele maintains. ... Read More »

(NaturalHealth365) Food allergies have become increasingly common in the past 20 years – especially thanks to the rise of genetically modified foods and pesticide usage. The most troublesome foods include, milk, egg and soy products. But, besides avoiding these contaminated foods, research out of the University of Melbourne suggest that probiotics can really provide relief. Peanut allergy is one of ... Read More »