Published April 1, 2011

NO Protects Against Alzheimer’s and Other Age-Related Diseases

Last month, I introduced you to nitric oxide (NO), a signaling molecule found in every cell in your body that reduces inflammation and increases circulation. Getting enough nitric oxide is essential for anyone with heart disease, high blood pressure, poor circulation, a compromised immune system, reduced libido, and neurological problems — all signs of aging.

As we get older, we need more NO than ever to prevent age-related health problems. Unfortunately, this is just when our bodies produce less and less of it. That’s why I suggested that one solution is to take a supplement that makes NO.

Once again, not all supplements are alike. I told you about the most effective nitric oxide-boosting supplement I have ever found called Neo40. You can read about it in last month’s newsletter or call Advanced Bionutritionals (800-791-3395) for more information.

Published March 1, 2011

Tiny Gas Molecule Boosts Energy, Slows Aging, and Reduces Your Risk for Heart Disease and Osteoporosis

This month, I want to introduce you to a lesser-known chemical that’s found throughout your body. It’s best known for its effects on the heart and blood vessels. But it does much more.

You’ve probably heard about cholesterol and insulin. But you may not have heard about this molecule. And even if you have, you probably haven’t heard that it may be the most important chemical in the body.

I’m talking about a gas molecule that has hundreds of applications. It can prevent, stop, and even reverse numerous chronic diseases. I call it the body’s “great communicator” because its job is to send various signals to every cell and tissue in your body. This tiny molecule tells your arteries to relax and dilate, protecting you from heart attacks and stroke. It tells your immune cells to kill harmful bacteria. And it increases circulation.

Published February 1, 2011

How Electropollution Zaps Your Health and Causes Chronic Illness

In last month’s issue, I told you about an unexpected source of pollution that can contribute to many chronic illnesses. That pollution is the electromagnetic frequencies emitted from appliances like cell phones, TVs, and hair dryers. Some insist these frequencies are benign. But I showed you a number of scientific studies that prove that electronic frequencies bombard us every day and harm our health. And as companies develop new electronic devices to make our lives easier or more fun, this problem will increase.

The problem is so big, you may not be able to avoid heavy exposure to electrical pollutants. You may live near cell towers and power lines and can’t move. Perhaps you make your living using a computer for hours every day. Or perhaps you use a cordless phone or cell phone frequently. Or maybe you just have a houseful of electronics. Whatever your situation, there’s good news and bad news about solving the problem.