Friday, June 26, 2015
Thursday, June 25, 2015
The Truth about Resveratrol
It was discovered in 1939 in the roots of white hellebore, a poisonous Japanese plant. A scientist named Michio Takaoka collected it from the Hokkaido Island of Japan and used crystallization to isolate what later became known as resveratrol.
After that, the substance went unnoticed for over 30 years. Then modern scientists began investigating resveratrol in earnest as a potential medicine. This came after it was discovered that grape vines produce resveratrol as a response to fungal infection.
First seen as a heart supplement, research has gone on to show resveratrol may also stop new cancer cells from forming—and could potentially kill a variety of existing cancer cells, too. Today I want to share exciting new findings that suggest all of us could benefit from taking it.
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Monday, June 22, 2015
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Tattoos pose a health risk, including cancer
Don’t Risk Your Health
Just to Make a Statement
Tattoos used to be trendy mostly with certain groups – like bikers, rebels, rockers, and sailors.
But these days they’ve become thoroughly mainstream. Approximately one in five adults in the US now have them, and the statistics are similar in the UK.
Lately, some researchers are beginning to ask whether tattoos are safe… not only with regard to hygiene and the potential for tattoo needles to spread infections, but because little is really known about their potential for causing serious health problems — including cancer. Read on for more. . .
Saturday, June 20, 2015
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