Everybody that I meet wants more energy. And I mean everybody. The problem is that long ago our foods stopped containing the vital energy producing minerals and vitamins that they always had.
Dr. Terry Rondberg
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The CDC reports that Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD), the nation’s #1 killer, prematurely ended the lives of 600,000 Americans in 2009. That’s approximately 1,643 people per day.
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Did You Know 61% of American adults are overweight and that 27% of Americans – 50 million people – are obese. In the past 20 years, overweight children ages 6 to 11 have doubled in the U.S. Sleep Apnea studies have shown a 10% weight gain predicts an approximate 32% increase in sleep apnea. And […]
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Being in a positive, powerful mindset sets leaders apart from the pack. With determination and focus you can accomplish anything. Does that mean it may be important for you to establish goals for the future and for long-term accomplishments? Yes. And the challenge needs to be within reach for the skills you have.
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There’s a big difference between being a happy, joyful person and experiencing temporary pleasure. Buying an expensive car to impress your neighbors might bring a short-term burst of gratification, but happiness is a long-term part of your overall wellness.
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Every part of your body – from the bottom of your big toe to the top of your skull – is organized and self- regulated by the wisdom that made your body. But there’s one area that is the center of much of our nerve function. It’s called the sub-occipital triangle, in the upper neck […]
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Some 50 million Americans suffer from allergies, making it the fifth leading chronic disease among all ages and the third in those 18 and under. Allergies are caused when the immune system overreacts to substances it misidentifies as harmful. Symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and a runny nose are the body’s way of getting rid of […]
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There’s an epidemic racing through America at an incredible rate: diabetes. According to the American Diabetes Association, it’s the fastest-growing disease in the country and the fifth leading cause of death. If the trend continues, one out of three Americans will develop diabetes in their lifetime.
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Heart disease is the #1 disease killer in the US, taking the lives of about 600,000 people each year – that’s one of every four deaths. Yet, according to conservative estimates by the American Heart Association, 80% of heart disease and stroke can be prevented. Rather than treat the disease after the fact, we can […]
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According to the American Cancer Society, approximately 1.7 million patients will be diagnosed with cancer in 2013, and about 580,350 Americans – almost 1,600 people per day – are expected to die of it. Yet, recent research has indicated nearly ALL cancer is preventable. A study published in the journal Pharmaceutical Research in 2008 stated: […]
