Published January 19, 2011

How a chicken can save your eyesight

Macular degeneration is one of the most common causes of blindness. Once you have it, it’s very hard to cure. So it’s vital you protect your eyes. And a new study says there’s a great tasting way to protect the pigment in your eyes — and your eyesight.

Colored pigment in your macula is essential for vision and macula cell health. Lack of pigment can lead to cellular damage and ultimately macular degeneration. In a recent study, researchers assigned adults with low macula pigment to eat either two or four egg yolks daily for five weeks. After avoiding eggs for another five weeks, they ate foods containing four egg yolks per day for another five weeks.

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Published January 14, 2011

The superfood that stops lung disease — even in coal miners

Lung disease is becoming a much more common problem these days. Even people who don’t smoke are more susceptible than ever before. Well, a new study says one superfood that’s available year-round — and is very inexpensive — can spare you from lung disease.

A recent paper shows the medicinal power of apples (eating five per week) to relieve chronic lung disease in Welsh coal miners. One report found that the only food to improve a key airway test called Forced Expiratory Volume in one second (FEV1) was apples. Imagine if a single drug was found to accomplish all this. You’d see it every two minutes on the Pharma-controlled TV airwaves and every billboard from coast-to-coast, even if had a high death rate from “side effects.”

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Published January 14, 2011

Cure early prostate cancer without chemo or radiation

Has your doctor said you have prostate cancer? Did he find it using the PSA test? If so, it’s likely you have a very early form of the cancer. And there’s great news for you. These cases almost always respond to some very simple therapies. In fact, if you follow these guidelines, it’s likely you won’t need more radical treatments.

First, stay away from foods high in animal fat. This includes butter, fatty meats, cheese, etc. Fats from fish and vegetables (including vegetable oils) are fine. You also need to eat a diet that’s high in fiber, particularly fresh vegetables and low glycemic fruits. Supplement this good diet with my Super Immune QuickStart. Take two scoops a day for the first three months. Then take one scoop a day.

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