While cholesterol may be an issue, much of the time, it is not. Here's why....
When the cholesterol in your bloodstream is free flowing, this is a very good thing. When is cholesterol a bad thing? When it is not free flowing, but rather when it's attached to the artery walls. Attached to your veins can cause issues such as heart attack and stroke, hardening of the arteries, lack of vitamins, minerals, enzymes and oxygen getting through to all the cells of your body. In short, just plain poor health.
On the other hand, if cholesterol is free flowing, this is very good, and high is not necessarily bad. Cholesterol is REQUIRED by the body to make hormones, and possibly has other functions yet unknown. As long as the LDL/HDL ratio is good, and your veins are not clogged with cholesterol, but instead have the cholesterol flowing freely in your blood, you have much going for you.
A medical doctor typically does not do a test to determine WHERE the cholesterol is, but rather how much you have, and what your ratio is. A medical doctor is not trained to heal, that is not the function of most civilized medicine. The function of civilized medicine is to push drugs and surgeries.
Your body makes cholesterol, and you get some from foods. Chicken eggs are said to be bad for the body, because they raise cholesterol. Eggs are actually an excellent food, and raise cholesterol only a small amount. If you are willing to eat eggs raw, you will do even better.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Mammograms Are NOT Effective In Screening For Breast Cancer
The most devastating loss of life from breast cancer occurs between the ages of 30 to 50. Fortunately, you have more options available to you today to help detect breast cancer than in the past decades.
Unfortunately, education and awareness of these options and their effectiveness in detecting breast cancer at different stages in life are woefully deficient.
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Three researchers a few years ago discovered that women who wore bras that fit tightly were far more likely to develop breast cancer. And the women who never wore a bra? Seldom did they develop breast cancer. So if you are wearing a bra, try to make sure you can fit two fingers under the underwire portion of the bra. The reason is because your lymphatic system has main channels down the sides of your body, which removes waste. Blocking this flow is very dangerous for one's health.
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Unfortunately, education and awareness of these options and their effectiveness in detecting breast cancer at different stages in life are woefully deficient.
Read more on this story here
Three researchers a few years ago discovered that women who wore bras that fit tightly were far more likely to develop breast cancer. And the women who never wore a bra? Seldom did they develop breast cancer. So if you are wearing a bra, try to make sure you can fit two fingers under the underwire portion of the bra. The reason is because your lymphatic system has main channels down the sides of your body, which removes waste. Blocking this flow is very dangerous for one's health.
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Dave Kazda
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Aromatologist
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
The Value Of Eggs
Did you know....
Eating eggs is not a significant cause for the raising of your cholesterol, and if it were, consider this.....cholesterol is required to create hormones in your body.
Eggs have been shown to:
* Keep your brain healthy. Choline is an important nutrient found in egg yolks as phosphatidycholine. . A cell must have this substance to be normal and healthy and to work properly. It keeps the membrane of each cell in a fluid condition.
* Phosphatidycholine is necessary for the synthesis of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that carries impulses between brain cells. And acetylcholine is essential so that we can concentrate and pay attention to our tasks. It ensures that we have the ability to concentrate and retain information in our memory. Impaired memory, difficulty concentrating and cognitive decline as we age are symptoms lacking this essential nutrient. You can see why eggs can help prevent Alzheimer's.
* Improve heart health. Choline converts homocysteine into harmless material. Homocysteine is the substance that can damage your blood vessels and is a precursor to heart disease. Eggs can also decrease your risk for heart attacks and stroke thanks to the anti-clotting agent found in yolks.
* Enhance your vision. The lutein found in eggs can help prevent macular degeneration.
* Nourish expecting mothers and their babies. Egg yolks contain high levels of biotin, a B vitamin that can prevent birth defects. Egg yolks should be a baby's first animal food and can be introduced around six months.
* Aid in fat assimilation. Eggs yolks contain lecithin. In fact, lecithin is the precursor to choline, which helps lower serum cholesterol.
~ BodyEcology.com
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Dave Kazda
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Eating eggs is not a significant cause for the raising of your cholesterol, and if it were, consider this.....cholesterol is required to create hormones in your body.
Eggs have been shown to:
* Keep your brain healthy. Choline is an important nutrient found in egg yolks as phosphatidycholine. . A cell must have this substance to be normal and healthy and to work properly. It keeps the membrane of each cell in a fluid condition.
* Phosphatidycholine is necessary for the synthesis of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that carries impulses between brain cells. And acetylcholine is essential so that we can concentrate and pay attention to our tasks. It ensures that we have the ability to concentrate and retain information in our memory. Impaired memory, difficulty concentrating and cognitive decline as we age are symptoms lacking this essential nutrient. You can see why eggs can help prevent Alzheimer's.
* Improve heart health. Choline converts homocysteine into harmless material. Homocysteine is the substance that can damage your blood vessels and is a precursor to heart disease. Eggs can also decrease your risk for heart attacks and stroke thanks to the anti-clotting agent found in yolks.
* Enhance your vision. The lutein found in eggs can help prevent macular degeneration.
* Nourish expecting mothers and their babies. Egg yolks contain high levels of biotin, a B vitamin that can prevent birth defects. Egg yolks should be a baby's first animal food and can be introduced around six months.
* Aid in fat assimilation. Eggs yolks contain lecithin. In fact, lecithin is the precursor to choline, which helps lower serum cholesterol.
~ BodyEcology.com
Did You Know Fat Loss Really Is Not All That Difficult?
Dave Kazda
Health Educator/Healer
Aromatologist
Herbalist
Quantum Touch Therapist
Member: SelfGrowth.com
knowledge_quest2002@yahoo.com
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