Reduce your risk of hard-to-treat
atrial fibrillation by 28%

In the April issue of Real Cures, I reported on one of the newly discovered dangers of low cholesterol. It’s a heart arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation. But low cholesterol is not the only cause of this hard-to-treat condition. A new study says not taking a particular supplement will contribute to the condition.

The medical journal Circulation recently published a study that looked at 4,815 adults. All of them were over 65 years old. The researchers assessed these folks for the next 12 years to determine their dietary intake of fish oil. 

This tasty treat drops your heart disease risk by 57%

When I tell people to eat more healthy foods, I get a look of “Great, more veggies.” Well, today I’m going to tell you about a health food that tastes absolutely wonderful. And, technically, it’s not a vegetable!

Two new studies have found incredible health benefits of chocolate.

In the first study, researchers conducted a review of multiple medical studies on dark chocolate. What they found not only confirms what I’ve been telling you — that it’s quite good for you. It may also have therapeutic benefits. In other words, eating dark chocolate can lead to improvements in blood pressure, blood vessel endothelial function, and a dip in insulin levels. The latter means that your insulin might be working better.

Powerful extract targets cancer cells

For years I’ve told you about unique remedies that might help prevent, treat, and sometimes even reverse different types of cancer. Among these remedies are artemisinin, cayenne pepper, bioflavonoids like resveratrol, and others. Well, according to a recent study, you can add a new one to the list.

In the study in mice on head and neck cancer, researchers found that grape seed extract is highly effective at suppressing tumor growth. It led to selective damage to cancer cells' DNA and DNA repair, yet left healthy cells unharmed. Grape seed extract may be another molecule that can target peculiar weaknesses of cancer metabolism.