…ognitive performance, and it may also alleviate Alzheimer’s disease by improving functional memories. A purely natural scent, peppermint oil offers a chemical-free way to improve cognition even without ingestion; a study was conducted in 19…
…s (forever), and lots of progesterone.
PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE — (almost the same as IC above just ot as bad) usually bacterial but use the MICROGENDX to find out the culprit (swab your vagina - 7-9 days later you know the culprit and …
…d — root cause needs to be discovered.
PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE — most dangerous! What? Bacteria cause this — discovering those and dealing with the pain and inflammation is also the trick. Expect antibiotics!
MORE ON THIS SOON AND SUN…
…deficiency is known to occur in individuals with autoimmune disease, and more than half of North Americans don’t get enough vitamin D. Extended time indoors, lack of sunlight during the winter, and an imbalanced diet can all contribute to v…
…d. Lack of REDUCED glutathione is at the root cause of many diseases. Lack of Reduced glutathione production in the lungs is what causes CYSTIC FIBROSIS Lack of reduced glutathione in the eyes is what causes Wet Macular Degeneration, the #1…
… with an impending heart attack from severe coronary artery disease (which also probably means you have bad carotid artery plaque so yes you are possibly headed for a stroke too) you better consider a statin and choosing the right one becom…
…k, major organ function, anemia, diabetes, infection, blood disease, and other indications of illness.
Includes tests
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
Lipid Profile
Liver Profile
Kidney function
Iron
Fluids, Ele…
…ave which is the worst form of LOAD)(Late Onset Alzheimer's Disease [AD] starting in your 80's) blocks absorption of DHA at BBB (blood brain barrier), but DHA in phospholipid form (fish, fish roe, krill oil) passes BBB and works to prevent …
… events Stress Levels Hormones General health Resistance to disease Quality of life Sleep Quantity Matters Too - How Many Hours Do You Sleep? Research has taught us that the average person needs a minimum of seven hours of quality sleep per…
… D.M. ApoE4: an emerging therapeutic target for Alzheimer’s disease. BMC Med 17, 64 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12916-019-1299-4
Umlauf, E. Careful neuropsychological testing reveals a novel genetic marker, GSTO1*C, linked to the pre-…
…ess and sleep!
10. Stops or slows most forms of Alzheimer's disease or dementia. WOW!
11. It is all natural.
12. And so much more!
This is not made up or hype -- this has all been proven in many peer reviewed articles. So now we can legal…
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