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Tag: hormones
Soy Bad, Soy Good: The Pluses of Fermented Soy
Many studies have shown traditionally fermented soy, which is the form that is very popular in many Asian cultures, aids in preventing and reducing a variety of diseases including certain forms of heart disease and cancers. Read More
Whole Soy Story
There’s nothing natural about these modern soy protein products. Read More
What About Soy?
It’s not that long ago that soybeans were considered by most Americans to be “hippie food.” But then medical research began accumulating, affirming that soy consumption reduced heart disease and cancer risk, that it lengthened lives and enhanced their quality. Read More
Spilling the Beans on Soy
From fast food to pet food, soy is wall-to-wall in our edible products. And while organic fermented soy can be good in moderation, eating a tofu burger and washing it down with a glass of soy milk on a daily basis could prove hazardous to your health. Read More
Soy: The Poison Seed
Soy contains Phytin, which takes essential minerals such as iron, zinc, magnesium etc. out of the body before they can be absorbed. Read More
Soy Tragedy and Hype
At first they told the public that the toxins were removed by processing. When it became apparent that processing could not get rid of them, they claimed that these substances were beneficial. Your government granted a health claim to a substance that is poisonous, and the industry lied to the public to sell more soy. Read More
Soy and Phytoestrogens
They found two components of soybeans with anticancer activity. The first are phytoestrogens – a group of compounds (e.g. genistein and daidzein) that have estrogen-like activity in humans and animals. Read More
Soy and Isoflavones
Never take your eyes off Mother Nature. In this case, the prudent application of soy research was perfectly clear. Read More
Sugar – Part 3
In this final section, we will talk about sugar addiction, the traps we fall into over and over, and finally, how to escape this dangerous spiral for good. Read More
Sugar – Part 2
Today, we are going to learn more about what it does in our bodies on a chemical level and how it affect our hormonal, metabolic, immune, and mental health. Read More
Sugar – part 1
The story of sugar is a long one, and it is not as sweet as it may seem to be. Sugar can be both friend and enemy, depending on the source and volume consumed. Read More
Maca History and Facts
Maca root has been used by native Indians in Peru as a vital ingredient to health for thousands of years. Read More
Magnesium Improves Your DHEA
DHEA lowers cholesterol and enhances immune function. It is also an antioxidant. DHEA is a major marker for age and health Read More
Help for Iodine Deficiency
Reduce Iodine Deficiency with sea plants. Read More
Bitter Melon
Bitter Melon is eaten for detoxification and for relief of hepatitis and neuromuscular situations. It is scientifically acknowledged for its liver cleansing characteristics, increased blood oxygen delivery and parasite ridding qualities (round worm, ringworm, malaria and others). Read More
Royal Jelly
Royal Jelly supplies all the B-vitamins, vitamins A, C, D, E & K, more than a dozen key minerals, 18 amino acids, and other important constituents, including nucleic acids (DNA and RNA). Read More
Elk Antler: Science and Historical Uses
Unlike horns in cattle, antlers are cast off every year. Deer or cervids such as caribou, wapiti and moose grow antlers while cattle or bovids including mountain goats, bighorn sheep, bison and pronghorn antelope possess horns. Read More
Elk Antler for Animals
From this study on over 150 animals it was concluded that velvet antler greatly improved arthritic conditions in the canine and equine patient, and accelerated soft tissue and bone healing and improved the reproductive performance in the stallion. No major side effects or toxicities were noted with the dosages used. Read More
Antler Velvet and Testosterone
Velvet antler has often been regarded as having performance enhancing effects on the human body. There is scientific evidence from a number of studies, which have revealed such effects in both animals and humans. Read More
Algae: Red
High in protein, vitamins B1, B2, B6, B1 2, vitamin C, and vitamin E. Alsocontains manganese, fluoride, copper, zinc, sugar, starch, and trace elements. Read More
Hormones of Happiness
Which are the good hormones and what do they do? Read More
Pre Menstrual Syndrome
Research shows that women most likely to suffer from PMS had some remarkable dietary parallels. Read More
Estrogen: How Is It Bad For You?
Estrogen dominance is a problem today for both sexes and all ages. Read More
Correct Estrogen Excess and Obesity
DeAromatase answers the excess estrogen problem weight gain by several actions. The conversion of androstenedione and testosterone into estrogen is blocked by DA.. Read More
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Major side effects from the new drug therapy that are chalked up to the “disease” itself Read More
Weight Loss Supplements: The Good, The Bad and the Banned
The popular (and now banned) Ephedra has great thermogenic effects, but in larger doses it can really make you quite jittery, and even contribute to significant complications. Read More
Healthy Weight Loss
Fat loss and all the processes connected to it, are driven by hormones in our body. Read More
Hypothyroid Diagnosis: 5 Ways to Recognize Low Thyroid Function
Low thyroid function has especially awful effects in pregnancy: it leads to miscarriage, low birth weight and low intelligence in babies. Some people will gain weight, despite their lack of appetite. Read More
Thyroid Secrets
The thyroid is an extremely important gland in our body. It is located at the front of your neck and it is one of our largest endocrine glands. Every cell in your body has receptors for thyroid hormone. Read More
Acne Cure -Is it Possible?
Acne is a condition of the skin in which hormonal levels have become imbalanced and too much oil or sebum is being produced. Read More
The Muscle of Love
All you need to konow about The Muscle of Love Read More
Testosterone
You’ll feel the difference within the first jar Read More
Stress Hormones
Hormones are the true measure of your health. Read More
Pregnenolone Basics
Pregnenolone, like DHEA, is a steroidal hormone manufactured in the body. Read More
Hypothalamus
The hypothalamus is responsible for many body functions Read More
Hormones In Industrial Use
Hormones may be used to accelerate the growth rate of animals so that they can reach market earlier Read More
Hormonal Problems
The body manufactures both Estrogens and progesterone, these hormones must be in balance. Read More
Endocrine System, Hormones and Glands
The adrenal glands, seated on top of each kidney, are part of the endocrine system, and essential to life. Read More
Elk Antler Velvet: Many Uses
Velvet antler contains the same growth factors that are stimulated by human growth hormone in the human body during youth Read More
Overcoming Adrenal Fatigue
Loss of Energy Means You Need a Change Read More
Adrenal Gland Function Impacts Your Energy
Cortisol is Anti-inflammatory Hormone Read More
Adrenals: Overactive or Underactive
Adrenal Glands Energize or Fatigue Read More
Adrenal Insufficiency
Can be Caused by Extreme Mineral Imbalances Read More
Adrenal Glands: Understanding Their Function
Long-term High Cortisol Tears You Down Read More
Adrenal Fatigue: Facts and Fiction
It’s a Physical Condition- Not All in Your Head Read More
Podcast 283 about Glandular Fitness for Losing Weight
The thyroid gland is an important endocrine gland regulating metabolism in every cell of your body. Read More
Podcast 046 about Magnesium and Iodine for Hormonal Health
Hormonal health can be the underlying cause of many chronic health problems, and approaching it from the functional perspective offers a greater chance of success. Read More
