The immune system is powerful, yet delicate. Many events outside or inside our body can damage it. For instance, are you stressed? Are you taking medications to lower your cholesterol or blood pressures, or to control other long term conditions? Do you use your cell phone extensively? Do you live or work next to a cell phone antenna? Did you pass the age of 40? Stress, medications, radiation (UV, x-Ray, cell phone, etc), and aging damage your immune system. Why is and efficient immune system i
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Vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, essential fatty acids, amino acids, antioxidants and other nutrients have often been removed from our civilized food chain by the effects of modern agricultural methods and food processing. Hence, their adequate supplementation in a nutrient-depleted body will greatly enhance the chance for a successful, long life, lived to its maximum potential. Catastrophic modern diseases such as cancer or heart disease can actually be beaten when a person decided to
Worried about cancer, and diabetes, and arthritis, and heart disease? Want to do something to protect yourself? Now you can.
Latent Viruses Cause Cancer – Stop Latent Viruses with Gene-Eden, an Antiviral Supplement by Rachel MikelThe immune system is a very powerful system, but it?s not indestructible. It has many external and internal enemies. For example, are you under a lot of stress? Do you take medications for lowering your cholesterol, or blood pressure, or to control other long term conditions? Are you using your cell phone extensively? Do you live or work next to a cell phone antenna? Were you exposed
by Chen Shu Worried about cancer, and diabetes, and arthritis, and heart disease? Want to do something to protect yourself? Now you can. On September 21, 2009, the Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease (CBCD), sent out an important press release describing how the most common chronic viruses cause these diseases. The press release starts by quoting Dr. Illa R Singh, an associate professor of pathology at the University of Utah, who said in a recent interview on his study that “for the fi