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One nutrient you could take could drastically improve diabetes and protect your peripheral nerves. Some studies even show it treats neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's, Huntington's disease, and…
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There are many neurotoxins in food that impair brain function, nerve function and overall health. What are neurotoxins? They can also interrupt their communication process. Neurotoxins have the ability to alter the normal activity of…
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Ladies, ever wonder why you suffer from regular bouts of lower back pain? Achy hips? How about crazy tight leg muscles? Don’t blame it on your cycling class, or too many squats or, the trainer you only see once or twice a week. Look down.…
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Peripheral Neuropathy Caused By Chemotherapy Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the U.S., leading to more people (than ever before) receiving chemotherapy treatment. It has become a well-established fact that 90% of all…
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Overcoming Diabetic Neuropathy If you have had diabetes for several years, or even if you are pre-diabetic, the latest research has revealed that you are three times more likely to develop Diabetic Nerve pain, also known as peripheral…
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10 Foods For Energy and Performance  High level performers are always looking for strategies that will give them an edge in their field of endeavor. Athletes want to run a split second faster and jump an inch higher while business…
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By now you may have heard the shocking news: Subway "chicken" may contain just 50 percent chicken.1 The rest is filler. As reported by Time Magazine:2 "According to tests performed at Trent University in Canada, the company's chicken…
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Whether you eat them on a casual day at home or serve them at a party, you can guarantee that almost anyone will enjoy munching on chips. Unfortunately, most chips nowadays are made with genetically engineered (GE) ingredients and mixed…
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THIN PEOPLE CAN HAVE DIABETES, TOO! It's often assumed that in order to develop type 2 diabetes, you have to be overweight. While it's true that excess weight is clearly associated with insulin resistance and diabetes, it's the insulin…
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