…complex machine, one that we will never come to fully understand in our lifetime. Treating the body with drugs that we do not fully understand only introduces another layer of complexity which leads us farther from the truth. The lifestyle changes I outlined above is a good place for most people to start. If your health situation is more complicated further investigation and supplementation will be required. I hope I have provided you with information…
…tap water you will need a reverse osmosis system. There are many types of reverse osmosis systems (RO), some will even fit right on your kitchen counter. Do not use fluoride containing supplements, dental treatments or toothpaste. You can get fluoride free toothpaste at any health food store. Bromide & Bromine: Bromine and bromine compounds are all hazardous to your health. They are added to flour to enhance it’s strength and elasticity. Commercially baked goods…
…and aids in needle placement when performing the actual biopsy. There are several imaging techniques that are used for diagnosing prostate cancer, all having their strengths and weaknesses. A well informed urologist will most likely use a combination of several imaging methods to provide the most complete picture. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) For over 30 years Magnetic Resonance Imaging has been used in the diagnosis of prostate cancer. Recent advancements in technology have only…
…amino acids are not processed in the same way as when obtained naturally through complete proteins. Instead, they overstimulate brain cells, literally “exciting them to death”. This is why aspartame is classified as an excitotoxin. Leave it to modern ingenuity and corporate greed to take two natural substances, combine it with a known poison and call it safe. Further contributing to it’s toxicity is the methanol component of aspartame. When ingested, methanol is converted by…
…to include the other half of the E spectrum, tocotrienols. Take a full spectrum tocotrienol supplement that includes alpha, beta, delta and gamma tocotrienols. ▪ Vitamin K comes in three forms K1, K2 and K3. Vitamin K supplements should have a balanced amount of K1 and K2. Vitamin K3 is a specialized synthetic form of Vitamin K for use in special circumstances and is only available by prescription. B-Complex and Vitamin C: ▪ B-Complex vitamins…