Many people middle aged and older are on blood thinning medications and if you're reading this bog I'm sure you've wondered if such drugs really work, are they safe, and are there any natural alternatives. If you are on anticoagulants and wish to eventually get off them in a way that is safe I invite you to listen to Dr. Brouse's most recent telephone conference call which was recorded and will be available to you until Dec. 6th. Just dial (760) 569-7699 Access code: 530782#
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Natural Help For Acid Reflux (GERD) & Alternatives To Statin Drugs
Natural Alternatives To Statin Drugs was the topic of last week's teleconference which was recorded and will be available to hear until Nov. 9th. The conference call was about an hour and you can listen to the recording by dialing: (760) 569-7699 Access code: 530782#
On Mon. Nov. 8th there will be a live tele-clinic on the subject of GERD, or Acid Reflux and natural ways of dealing with it. Time: 8: 00 p.m. Eastern Time: Telephone no.to call is .(760) 569-7676 Access Code: 530782# This call will be followed by a question and answer sesssion, so write your questions down, and bring a note pad and pen to this one!
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On Mon. Nov. 8th there will be a live tele-clinic on the subject of GERD, or Acid Reflux and natural ways of dealing with it. Time: 8: 00 p.m. Eastern Time: Telephone no.to call is .(760) 569-7676 Access Code: 530782# This call will be followed by a question and answer sesssion, so write your questions down, and bring a note pad and pen to this one!
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Woman With Alzheimers Improves With An Extract Of Red Grapes
I just received an inspiring report from a friend of a friend whose mom has Alzheimers and is experiencing noticeable improvement after taking Vivix natural anti-cellular aging extract from red grapes. Vivix, as you remember, is a high potency resveratrol supplement with polyphenols that slow all four mechanisms of cellular aging. Here is the email that my friend sent yesterday:
"This is Bill’s Mom’s story. It’s pretty good, if you know anyone who has a family member or friend with Alzheimers, they may find this story interesting. I also attached a copy. - Jane & Bill. "
Elsie’s Journey from Alzheimers
Our Mom had become bed-ridden, wore diapers and seldom recognized family or friends. We bathed, dressed, and fed her. She was diagnosed the beginning of the worst stage of Alzheimers.
Mom was prescribed Aricept and slept for those 7 months. Next they prescribed Exelon, another 3 months of sleeping. Were Alzheimer drugs just meant to keep patients sedated? Then came Namenda, Mom became violently ill, lay in bed in pain and lost 30 pounds in less than 30 days.
We decided to stop all prescription medications and get her on a Shaklee Supplement program to give her body the benefits of health. She took Vita Lea Gold, Memory Optimizer, Herb Lax, Energizing Soy Protein and Optiflora. Within a few weeks she started getting up on her own and showing improvements. Then Shaklee introduced a new product, Vivix.
Within a few weeks of adding Vivix Mom began recognizing family members, she remembers all her children again. She can brush her teeth, wash and dress herself, and no longer wear diapers. She does the dishes and sweeps the patio. When we shop she has conversations with other people. She plays with her great grandchildren, many songs & rhymes she didn’t remember before she now sings and recites to them. Her long term memory returned, though not perfect, and has selective short term memory. Today Mom is only stage 1-2 Alzheimers.
A few times when we forgot to give her the supplements or when the Vivix wasn’t available she became listless and confused. Not only is that stressful for Mom, but it makes it very difficult for us as her caregivers. We now see to it we have an ample supply and it always travels with us.
Thankfully, Judy, Sandy and Bill K
"This is Bill’s Mom’s story. It’s pretty good, if you know anyone who has a family member or friend with Alzheimers, they may find this story interesting. I also attached a copy. - Jane & Bill. "
Elsie’s Journey from Alzheimers
Our Mom had become bed-ridden, wore diapers and seldom recognized family or friends. We bathed, dressed, and fed her. She was diagnosed the beginning of the worst stage of Alzheimers.
Mom was prescribed Aricept and slept for those 7 months. Next they prescribed Exelon, another 3 months of sleeping. Were Alzheimer drugs just meant to keep patients sedated? Then came Namenda, Mom became violently ill, lay in bed in pain and lost 30 pounds in less than 30 days.
We decided to stop all prescription medications and get her on a Shaklee Supplement program to give her body the benefits of health. She took Vita Lea Gold, Memory Optimizer, Herb Lax, Energizing Soy Protein and Optiflora. Within a few weeks she started getting up on her own and showing improvements. Then Shaklee introduced a new product, Vivix.
Within a few weeks of adding Vivix Mom began recognizing family members, she remembers all her children again. She can brush her teeth, wash and dress herself, and no longer wear diapers. She does the dishes and sweeps the patio. When we shop she has conversations with other people. She plays with her great grandchildren, many songs & rhymes she didn’t remember before she now sings and recites to them. Her long term memory returned, though not perfect, and has selective short term memory. Today Mom is only stage 1-2 Alzheimers.
A few times when we forgot to give her the supplements or when the Vivix wasn’t available she became listless and confused. Not only is that stressful for Mom, but it makes it very difficult for us as her caregivers. We now see to it we have an ample supply and it always travels with us.
Thankfully, Judy, Sandy and Bill K
If anyone wants more info. on Vivix please call 845 679 9738
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Anti-Cellular Aging Supplement "Vivix" Speeds Wound Healing
I have written several earlier blog posts on how a natural high potency resveratrol supplement "Vivix"works internally to block all four mechanisms of cellular aging, but I just received an email from someone whose husband experienced accelerated wound healing about a month after he started taking Vivix. Here is her interesting email with a description of what happened:
Dear Friends,
Okay, Shaklee finally has a product that has my husband REALLY talking to people, too, now! He started on the Vivix about a month ago --- even though he is pretty healthy. He did get off bp meds through Cinch (lost 30 lbs right off his gut!) -- but this time he is amazed. Sunday (just TWO days ago) he was working on an extension he is building on our house & he stepped off the ladder into a screw (about 3" long) and it went through his boot and right into his foot -- about half the screw length was in his foot. He cleaned it (best he could for a puncture wound) & bandaged it up - same yesterday.
This evening he went to take care of it and had noticed it wasn't even sore to walk on. When he took off the bandage - there is NO visible sign that he even hurt himself!!! (The screw was a thick one -not a skinny thing) I am a bit clumsy sometimes & had noticed that my "bumps" didn't even hurt the next day or two -- but this is simply amazing! Is anyone else experiencing faster wound-healing? I keep thinking - that if these 'outward' or visible results are so amazing -- I can only begin to imagine what is going on INside our bodies!!! (Even for those who haven't seen any 'outward' results yet -- it HAS to be doing amazing things inside of us!!).
Knowing Shaklee, they haven't just hung their hats on this success-nail --- I am sure they are busy researching and developing more amazing surprises to give us in the future!
Shari in SC
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Dear Friends,
Okay, Shaklee finally has a product that has my husband REALLY talking to people, too, now! He started on the Vivix about a month ago --- even though he is pretty healthy. He did get off bp meds through Cinch (lost 30 lbs right off his gut!) -- but this time he is amazed. Sunday (just TWO days ago) he was working on an extension he is building on our house & he stepped off the ladder into a screw (about 3" long) and it went through his boot and right into his foot -- about half the screw length was in his foot. He cleaned it (best he could for a puncture wound) & bandaged it up - same yesterday.
This evening he went to take care of it and had noticed it wasn't even sore to walk on. When he took off the bandage - there is NO visible sign that he even hurt himself!!! (The screw was a thick one -not a skinny thing) I am a bit clumsy sometimes & had noticed that my "bumps" didn't even hurt the next day or two -- but this is simply amazing! Is anyone else experiencing faster wound-healing? I keep thinking - that if these 'outward' or visible results are so amazing -- I can only begin to imagine what is going on INside our bodies!!! (Even for those who haven't seen any 'outward' results yet -- it HAS to be doing amazing things inside of us!!).
Knowing Shaklee, they haven't just hung their hats on this success-nail --- I am sure they are busy researching and developing more amazing surprises to give us in the future!
Shari in SC
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
Help For Tinnitus or Ringing Of The Ears
The recorded playback for the recent tele-clinic on tinnitus or ringing of the ears is 712 432 1085 Access code 403964#
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Is Soy O.K. For Women With Breast Cancer?
Is soy o.k. for women with breast cancer? This has been a controversial question for some years now leading many doctors to tell their patients with breast cancer to stay away from it. Here is a more positive update from Dr. Steve Chaney on the research of soy as it relates to breast cancer:
Hi Susan,
You've probably heard the warnings: "Soy may increase the risk of breast cancer!" "Women with breast cancer shouldn't use soy!" The first warning was never true. Numerous clinical studies have shown that consumption of soy protein is associated with a lower risk of developing breast cancer. Furthermore, the science behind the second warning has never been very strong. The concerns that soy might stimulate the growth of breast cancer cells was based primarily on cell culture experiments and one experiment in mice even though a second experiment in mice came to the exact opposite conclusion.
However, the possibility that soy isoflavones could stimulate the growth of estrogen - responsive breast cancer was biochemically plausible because soy isoflavones bind to the estrogen receptor and have a very weak stimulatory effect (much weaker than estrogen itself). Even that evidence was not definitive because soy isoflavones also turn on several tumor suppressor pathways in breast cells and help strengthen the immune system - so they could just as easily inhibit the growth of beast cancer cells.
However, because the concerns were plausible and had not been definitively disproved, most experts,
including me, have recommended that women with estrogen - responsive breast cancer might want to avoid soy protein. Well a definitive study has finally been performed and it turns out for women with breast cancer, consumption of soy foods actually decreases their risk of breast cancer recurrence and dying from breast cancer.
The study was reported in the December 2009 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association by researchers at Vanderbilt University and Shanghai Institute of Preventive Medicine. It was a large, well designed, study that enrolled 5042 Chinese women aged 20 to 75 years old who had been diagnosed with breast cancer and followed them for an average period of 3.9 years. The women were divided into four groups based on the soy content of their diet (ranging from 5 grams/day to 15 grams/day).
The results were clear cut. Breast cancer survivors with the highest soy intake had 25% less chance of breast cancer recurrence and 25% less chance of dying from breast cancer than the women with the lowest soy intake. The effect was equally strong for women with estrogen receptor-positive and estrogen receptor negative cancers, for early stage and late stage breast cancer and for pre- and post-menopausal women.
In short this was a very robust study. The study also showed that soy protein intake did not interfere with tamoxifen. The reduction in the risk of breast cancer recurrence & death was just as great whether the breast cancer survivors were taking tamoxifen or not. In fact, tamoxifen was protective only for women with
low soy intake. It conferred no extra protection for the women at the highest level of soy intake. What does this mean for you if you are a breast cancer survivor?
I personally feel that this study is clear cut enough that breast cancer survivors no longer need to fear soy
protein as part of a healthy diet. However. it is important to recognize that this is a single study. It is a very good study, but it is just one study. As a scientist and a cancer researcher I would like to see this study confirmed by other studies before recommending that all women who have had breast cancer should add soy protein to their diets. It may turn out that some women will benefit much more from using soy protein than others.
Similarly, this study suggests that soy protein does not interfere with tamoxifen. But the use of tamoxifen after breast cancer remission is a medical treatment - and all medical treatments should be discussed with your doctor. Finally, I would like to point out that a number of previous studies have suggested that isolated
isoflavones may not have the same benefits as soy protein foods containing the isoflavones - so I don't
recommend skipping the soy protein and opting for an isoflavone supplement instead.>
To Your Health!
Dr. Stephen G Chaney
http://www.chaneyhealth.com/
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease
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Hi Susan,
You've probably heard the warnings: "Soy may increase the risk of breast cancer!" "Women with breast cancer shouldn't use soy!" The first warning was never true. Numerous clinical studies have shown that consumption of soy protein is associated with a lower risk of developing breast cancer. Furthermore, the science behind the second warning has never been very strong. The concerns that soy might stimulate the growth of breast cancer cells was based primarily on cell culture experiments and one experiment in mice even though a second experiment in mice came to the exact opposite conclusion.
However, the possibility that soy isoflavones could stimulate the growth of estrogen - responsive breast cancer was biochemically plausible because soy isoflavones bind to the estrogen receptor and have a very weak stimulatory effect (much weaker than estrogen itself). Even that evidence was not definitive because soy isoflavones also turn on several tumor suppressor pathways in breast cells and help strengthen the immune system - so they could just as easily inhibit the growth of beast cancer cells.
However, because the concerns were plausible and had not been definitively disproved, most experts,
including me, have recommended that women with estrogen - responsive breast cancer might want to avoid soy protein. Well a definitive study has finally been performed and it turns out for women with breast cancer, consumption of soy foods actually decreases their risk of breast cancer recurrence and dying from breast cancer.
The study was reported in the December 2009 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association by researchers at Vanderbilt University and Shanghai Institute of Preventive Medicine. It was a large, well designed, study that enrolled 5042 Chinese women aged 20 to 75 years old who had been diagnosed with breast cancer and followed them for an average period of 3.9 years. The women were divided into four groups based on the soy content of their diet (ranging from 5 grams/day to 15 grams/day).
The results were clear cut. Breast cancer survivors with the highest soy intake had 25% less chance of breast cancer recurrence and 25% less chance of dying from breast cancer than the women with the lowest soy intake. The effect was equally strong for women with estrogen receptor-positive and estrogen receptor negative cancers, for early stage and late stage breast cancer and for pre- and post-menopausal women.
In short this was a very robust study. The study also showed that soy protein intake did not interfere with tamoxifen. The reduction in the risk of breast cancer recurrence & death was just as great whether the breast cancer survivors were taking tamoxifen or not. In fact, tamoxifen was protective only for women with
low soy intake. It conferred no extra protection for the women at the highest level of soy intake. What does this mean for you if you are a breast cancer survivor?
I personally feel that this study is clear cut enough that breast cancer survivors no longer need to fear soy
protein as part of a healthy diet. However. it is important to recognize that this is a single study. It is a very good study, but it is just one study. As a scientist and a cancer researcher I would like to see this study confirmed by other studies before recommending that all women who have had breast cancer should add soy protein to their diets. It may turn out that some women will benefit much more from using soy protein than others.
Similarly, this study suggests that soy protein does not interfere with tamoxifen. But the use of tamoxifen after breast cancer remission is a medical treatment - and all medical treatments should be discussed with your doctor. Finally, I would like to point out that a number of previous studies have suggested that isolated
isoflavones may not have the same benefits as soy protein foods containing the isoflavones - so I don't
recommend skipping the soy protein and opting for an isoflavone supplement instead.>
To Your Health!
Dr. Stephen G Chaney
http://www.chaneyhealth.com/
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease
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Saturday, April 3, 2010
How To Get Rid Of That Stubborn Belly Fat & Turn Back Your Biological Clock
How to get rid of that stubborn belly fat and turn back our biological clock will be the subject of this Monday's tele-clinic with Dr. Richard Brouse. It was originally scheduled for last month, but due to inclement weather on the East Coast, Dr. Brouse's flight was cancelled and he couldn't get home in time., so it has been rescheduled for:
This Monday night Apr.5th 8:00 p.m. Eastern time, 5:00 p.m. Pacific. To join the conference call just dial 712 432 0075 Access code 403964# The conference call will end with a question and answer period.
This tele-clinic will be recorded and available to hear for 2 weeks. The call playback no. is 712 432 1085 with same access code as above.
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This Monday night Apr.5th 8:00 p.m. Eastern time, 5:00 p.m. Pacific. To join the conference call just dial 712 432 0075 Access code 403964# The conference call will end with a question and answer period.
This tele-clinic will be recorded and available to hear for 2 weeks. The call playback no. is 712 432 1085 with same access code as above.
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