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Zach Bush MD | The Matrix, Rebirth, Infinite Life, Aging, New Earth, Eternal Life | Ep. 149

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We have Zach Bush MD with us today. This is our second interview with Zach. He has gone through a lot of change since we spoke with him last. Something he shared with us in this interview is that he was having to walk away from his Dr. title and practice. The ultimate surrender to his beliefs that you can teach yourself how to heal. It is under your power. We talked about how the body works, and how reality works. We talked about everything from the power of breath work to sacred geometry in ceremony, the roll of aging and our relationship with the Universe and our planet Earth. This is such an important episode. Grasping this information is the next step of humanity. If you want to be part of that, take a listen. Continue reading →

Consume flavonoid-rich cocoa for healthy aging

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Research: A Tsp. of Aloe Daily Reverses Signs of Skin Aging

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There is plenty of research that indicates that the unnaturally accelerated aging process associated with modern living and/or natural environmental exposures such as excessive ultraviolet radiation (photo-aging) can be slowed. In fact, over 150 natural substances have been indexed on aging in the GreenMedInfo.com project with Continue reading →

Magnesium’s Importance Far Greater Than Previously Imagined

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Calcium deficiency is a common nutritional concern, but how many folks consider the vital importance of magnesium in human health and disease?   Continue reading →

Magnesium’s Importance Far Greater Than Previously Imagined

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Calcium deficiency is a common nutritional concern, but how many folks consider the vital importance of magnesium in human health and disease?  

New research published in the journal BMC Bioinformatics indicates that magnesium’s role in human health and disease is far more significant and complicated than previously imagined. Continue reading →

Research: Foods/Spices Slow, Perhaps Reverse Alzheimer’s

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Did you know that so-called “incurable” neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease can be slowed, if not also partially reversed? Regeneration, after all, is the default state of the human body.

This may sound all the more surprising when you consider that Continue reading →

Sitting Kills, Moving Heals

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Sitting for extended periods of time is an independent risk factor for poor health and premature death. Even if you are very fit, if you uninterruptedly sit Continue reading →

Gingko Biloba: A ‘Living Fossil’ With Life-Extending Properties

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Photo credit: Ginkgo tree with therapod dinosaurs and several extinct birds from various periods within the Mesozoic era. (John Agnew)

Those interested in learning how to enhance their longevity may want to look to Gingko Biloba, Continue reading →

Why Having ‘Normal’ or ‘High’ Bone Density is bad for Your Health

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A new study published in The Breast Journal, authored by researchers at the Department of Surgery, St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center, New York, NY confirms numerous past studies showing low bone mineral density lowers the risk of breast cancer,[i], [ii], [iii], [iv], [v], [vi], [vii], [viii], [ix], [x], [xi], [xii], [xiii]  and validates the hypothesis that women with breast cancer and low bone mineral density will have lower breast cancer recurrence rates than women with so-called ‘normal’ bone density. Continue reading →

Magnesium’s Importance Far Greater Than Previously Imagined

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Calcium deficiency is a common nutritional concern, but how many folks consider the vital importance of magnesium in human health and disease?  

New research published in the journal BMC Bioinformatics indicates that magnesium’s role in Continue reading →

Pessimism about the Future May Lead to Longer, Healthier Life, Research Finds

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Optimistic older adults face greater risk of disabilities and death, study report

Older people who have low expectations for a satisfying future may be more likely to live longer, healthier lives than those who see brighter days ahead, according to new research published by the American Psychological Association.

“Our findings revealed that being overly optimistic in predicting a better future was associated with a greater risk of disability and death within the following decade,” said lead author Frieder R. Lang, Continue reading →

The Hidden Deficiency Zapping Your Energy and Brainpower

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Unfortunately, many of us are familiar with the hallmark signs of aging: declining strength and energy, brain fog and “senior moments,” irritability, difficulty sleeping, hearing and vision loss…the list goes on and on. Most people either accept these things as “just part of getting older,” or take whatever drugs their doctors prescribe in the hopes of feeling better. But guess what? I have some Continue reading →

How Some People Live to the Age of 100, 122, or Even 150 Years Old

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Advancements in medicine and technology have allowed us to stretch the limits of our maximum life span, and some scientists now believe it is possible to lengthen that span to 150 years and beyond.

How would you like to live to the age of 100 … or 122 … or even 150 years?

There is one major thing that limits the average human lifespan to 79 years old— Continue reading →

Rebounding

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Did You Know…

… that a simple exercise used by Olympic athletes can fend off aging, re-energize your whole body, and may even prevent cancer?

Rebounding is a simple exercise with exceptional overall health benefits that go far beyond fitness.  The practice of rebounding couldn’t be easier: it requires as little as 5 minutes a day of bouncing lightly or jumping on a trampoline (usually a high-quality mini trampoline used at home).

Yet, despite its simplicity, the effects of rebounding are so astonishing that it has earned Continue reading →

Suzanne Somers’ ‘Bombshell’ Redefines Aging

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In her new book, Suzanne Somers reveals the secrets behind some cutting-edge medical advances that she believes could revolutionize the way we think about getting older.

Suzanne Somers is 65 years old, but you’d never know it from looking at her.

Somers, an actress, author, Continue reading →