"Prevention is not better than cure. It is the best cure." Sachidanand Das
The Best Cure
"Prevention is not better than cure. It is the best cure." Sachidanand DasAmplifeied
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Friday, April 29, 2016
Improve Your Quality Of Life
Chiropractic patients enjoy increased flexibility, improved posture, improved or eliminated pain, a more relaxed and calm state, and an enhanced energy level—in short, an improved overall quality of life.
Improve Your Quality Of Life
Chiropractic patients enjoy increased flexibility, improved posture, improved or eliminated pain, a more relaxed and calm state, and an enhanced energy level—in short, an improved overall quality of life.Amplifeied
Monday, April 18, 2016
Get To Know Chiropractic
If you want a wellness based approach to health, get to know chiropractic.
Get To Know Chiropractic
If you want a wellness based approach to health, get to know chiropractic.Amplifeied
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Improve your posture with this simple exercise
The Blackburn T is a great way strengthen the muscles that are typically weak but essential to maintain good posture. Add regular adjustment to this for a path to great posture and health! Schedule a checkup today at www.DrGuinBennett.com
Improve your posture with this simple exercise
The Blackburn T is a great way strengthen the muscles that are typically weak but essential to maintain good posture.Amplifeied
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Nutrient turned into cholesterol drug is just as dangerous as other drugs - By Dr. Rowen
Doctor still has you worked up about the allegation that cholesterol kills, well this study actually conducted by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will convince you chemically treating cholesterol is worthless.
So what does it take to disprove a myth? The researchers admitted that treating a risk factor did NOT translate into reducing the risk. That's huge. And that's exactly what we see in medicine today. All drugs do is suppress symptoms or risk factors, which does not necessarily translate into protection from the end event (like a heart attack).
Yes, HDL is important. Yes Niaspan does raise HDL. But niacin in this form can be irritating to your liver. Most integrative doctors recommend plain old niacin that flushes rather than the Pharma Niaspan version. Perhaps the added Pharma chemicals to the drug had a bad effect. Perhaps liver irritation played a role. Perhaps it was the combination with statins that did it. If so, medicine had better look long and hard at the millions taking statins with other petrochemical pharmaceuticals. But they won't bother until thousands of people die from stroke, heart failure, or some other issue.
Susan Shurin is acting head of the Heart Division of the NIH. She said that the study was performed to check out a common practice (boosting "good" cholesterol) in the face of questionable evidence.
We've known for years that niacin (vitamin B3) has a favorable effect on HDL cholesterol levels. HDL is the fraction of lipids in your blood that actually carries cholesterol from your arteries and tissues to your liver for elimination.
Researchers made a drug out of niacin called Niaspan. It is long-acting niacin, which is less likely to cause the typical niacin flush.
Researchers enrolled several thousand statin users with stable heart disease. They were randomized to receive either Niaspan or placebo. Those getting the Niaspan had a significant increase in the risk of stroke, so the NIH terminated the study early. The Pharma company's stock shares dropped (of course). Dr. Shurin said that this sends them back "to the drawing board."
So what does it take to disprove a myth? The researchers admitted that treating a risk factor did NOT translate into reducing the risk. That's huge. And that's exactly what we see in medicine today. All drugs do is suppress symptoms or risk factors, which does not necessarily translate into protection from the end event (like a heart attack). Yes, HDL is important. Yes Niaspan does raise HDL. But niacin in this form can be irritating to your liver. Most integrative doctors recommend plain old niacin that flushes rather than the Pharma Niaspan version. Perhaps the added Pharma chemicals to the drug had a bad effect. Perhaps liver irritation played a role. Perhaps it was the combination with statins that did it. If so, medicine had better look long and hard at the millions taking statins with other petrochemical pharmaceuticals. But they won't bother until thousands of people die from stroke, heart failure, or some other issue.
On the other hand, let's turn to what's really happening. Science has unequivocally shown that it is damaged cholesterol and fatty acids that cause heart disease. Damaged lipids come from exposure to heat and air outside your body, and metals and inflammation inside your body. Niaspan doesn't fix that. Statins don't either.
This study should show you that your doctor's chemical attempts to manage your cholesterol are bogus. Even IF statins work, you need to treat a huge number of people (80) for several years just to save one life. That's why Pharma is racking up bazillions. If you follow the recommendations in these pages, I believe that the overwhelming majority of people will get results, not one in 80.
This includes diet first, detoxification second, supplements third. And stress reduction and exercise is a must.
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Volume 11, issue 65, August 13, 2014
Thursday, April 10, 2014
ACA News – April 2014 : The Fascial System Is a Sensory Organ
What is Fascia? Why is it important in normal muscular functioning? Check out this article to learn more!
ACA News – April 2014 : The Fascial System Is a Sensory Organ
ACA News – April 2014 : The Fascial System Is a Sensory Organ
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