Stop the FDA from banning your supplements

Do you enjoy your HD cable television set or your iPhone? How would you feel if the government stepped in to tell you that you can’t use these anymore? Instead, you have to return to the archaic analogue bulky phones of more than 17 years ago, or switch back to just network TV with its rabbit-ear antenna. Would you sit and take it? I hope not!

Well, that’s exactly what’s going to happen to your supplements at the hands of our rulers if we don’t act and act decisively. The FDA has sat and watched (not always peacefully) the supplement industry make incredible progress for 17 years.

Are your vitamins killing you?

I’m betting that pretty much all of my Real Cures readers take some vitamin supplements. At least I hope so. I take supplements myself. So imagine my wonder when a doctor friend of mine who hosts a radio show in New York called me last week asking me if I had heard the latest news. What he said may shock you: My vitamins are killing me.

In fact, a new study says my risk for dying sooner was 2.4% greater because of the vitamins I take. Had I been wrong all these years?

Stop ulcers and other stomach problems
with an inexpensive spice

If you suffer from stomach disease, especially ulcers, you know that H. pylori bacteria might be the culprit. Modern medicine uses combinations of antibiotics to fight this germ. But antibiotics kill good bacteria along with the bad, which can cause unwanted side effects.

I’ve found that a cocktail of supplements can cure almost 100% of these cases. And one spice in particular can work miracles. Now a study from India confirms what I’ve found in my clinic.

This study came from the Indian equivalent of our National Institutes of Health. So it carries merit. In the study on mice, researchers wanted to know if the spice curcumin could eradicate H. pylori. They found that it was “highly effective” in killing the bacteria in their stomachs. Additionally, it greatly helped to repair their stomach cells from the carnage brought by the germ. The researchers said that curcumin was of “immense” therapeutic value against these devastating bacteria.