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How To Be Lead-Free, Even When Your Water Isn’t

How To Be Lead-Free, Even When Your Water Isn’t

Millions of Americans live in cities with high levels of lead in their tap water.  Places like Flint, Michigan have made national headlines with their poor water quality, but the problem extends much further than Flint, or even the state of Michigan.  The water supply in much of America’s “Rust Belt” is outdated and failing.  Fortunately there’s an inexpensive, safe and reliable way to get lead out of the body that doesn’t require waiting on lawmakers.  It’s called EDTA Chelation…

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3 Common Mistakes People Make with EDTA Oral Chelation Therapy

3 Common Mistakes People Make with EDTA Oral Chelation Therapy

EDTA chelation therapy is growing in popularity each year, and while IV sessions in a doctor’s office are an option, more people are opting for oral EDTA chelation because of the value, effectiveness, and convenience.  It also uses the same proven and effective form of EDTA given intravenously by a practitioner (Calcium disodium EDTA).  However, this increase in popularity also means more people are taking EDTA incorrectly.   Calcium Disodium EDTA isn’t like most other supplements, and knowing how to take…

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Chaparral & NDGA – Studies & Medical Applications: A Review

Chaparral & NDGA – Studies & Medical Applications: A Review

“Nordihydroguaiaretic acid (NDGA), the main metabolite of chaparral, has been shown to have promising applications in the treatment of multiple diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, neurological disorders and cancers. It is a promising agent of North American herbal medicine, and it has extensive pharmacological effects and specific mechanisms of actions.”   -Medical Science Monitor, 2010. (7) The Most Successful Plant of the Western Hemisphere Chaparral (Larrea tridentata) is a prolific desert shrub found in the American Southwest and Northern Mexico. Also known…

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The Importance of Allicin-Rich Garlic

The Importance of Allicin-Rich Garlic

  By now the composition of garlic has been well established to contain over 100 unique and vital constituents. Among these, the most researched are allicin and its various derivatives and degradation products. Allicin itself is highly unstable and quickly disproportionates into a variety of compounds following its formation when S-allyl-cysteine sulfoxide (alliin) and diallyl thiosulfinate (alliinase) combine. Allicin quickly yields stable diallyl sulfides (most common is diallyl disulfide), ajoenes, 2-propene sulfenic acid, dithiins and a variety of other organic…

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Using the Whole Garlic Plant for Better Health – Part II

Using the Whole Garlic Plant for Better Health – Part II

Allium sativum (cultivated garlic bulb) Though Allium sativum is known to originate on the great Asian plain, it is today cultivated in virtually every country and culture.  It has integrated itself into our daily diet and became the stuff of which folklore and legends are made.  The garlic bulb has enjoyed such a long and famous existence and became a common herbal medicine for one reason only: it works.  Louis Pasteur discovered its antibacterial properties in the late 1800s and…

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Using the Whole Garlic Plant for Better Health – Part I

Using the Whole Garlic Plant for Better Health – Part I

We have all either heard stories about the health benefits of garlic or experienced those benefits first-hand.  For thousands of years this spice has bolstered the flavor of food and the health of those who ate it.  Garlic is known to reduce blood cholesterol, fight infection, strengthen the immune system, and can be taken in supplement form by those seeking good health without halitosis (bad breath).  Although there are over 600 species of the Allium (garlic) genus spread over 4 continents, only…

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Large Scale NIH Trial “Gives Surprising Boost to EDTA Chelation”

Large Scale NIH Trial “Gives Surprising Boost to EDTA Chelation”

A 9 year, double blind study with 1,708 patients have shown significant evidence supporting EDTA chelation therapy for patients with coronary disease. The trial, known as TACT (Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy), was funded by the NIH (National Institute of Health) and sponsored by two of their institutes, the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine and the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.   “With a result that is likely to surprise and baffle much of the mainstream medical…

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