Published July 16, 2009

Are your memory problems related to ADD?

I’m sure you’ve heard of ADD. Attention Deficit Disorder is a psychological term describing anyone who is highly impulsive, hyperactive, and/or inattentive. Yes, it mostly affects children. So you’re probably wondering what this has to do with you. Well, researchers now know that ADD in children has the same root cause as some common memory problems in those over 50.

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Published July 15, 2009

Sweep lead out of your brain with a powerful one-two punch

Lead has been in the news a lot lately. It used to be a common ingredient in paint. And now the Chinese have used it in their toy products. The problem with lead is that it’s toxic. In fact, it can cause major problems for your brain.

For years, integrative physicians have used chelation therapy to get rid of the lead. But IV chelation is expensive. One cheaper alternative is oral chelation, but some complain it’s not effective enough.

Well, some researchers have found a way to make it work even better. They discovered that you can combine a powerful herb with a certain type of oral chelation and the two together can sweep lead out of your brain and significantly boost your brain function and energy levels.

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Published July 10, 2009

More proof that you can stop serious eye disease
without drugs or surgery

In my last health alert, I showed you how your diet can greatly affect your eyesight. Eating the Living Foods Diet can stop many serious eye diseases, including glaucoma. Now there’s more evidence that eating the right food can stop age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

A recent report suggests that eating at least one serving of omega-3 rich fish per week could cut your risk of AMD by 50-70%. The researchers in the study gave a food questionnaire to 105 subjects with AMD and 2,170 controls. They found that those whose intake of DHA and EPA was at least 300 mg per day were 68-71% less likely to have AMD, compared to those with the lowest consumption of the two omega-3 fatty acids.

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