Why Chocolate Is Good For Heart Disease

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

Dark chocolate is proven in studies to help heart disease. It has ingredients that are anti-inflammatory. Inflammation is what propels heart disease and oxidative damage. Heart risk factors center around inflammation and it is reduced by the flavonoids, minerals and epicatechins found in chocolate.

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Sugar Is Cancer’s Fuel

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

The metabolism of cancer is explained.
Cancer was shown by 2 time Nobel prize winner Linus Pauling to reduce cancer by 500%.

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Inflammation Results In Atherosclerosis, High Blood Pressure & Heart Disease

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

The major cause of heart disease is inflammation that produces atherosclerosis. There are many causes of inflammation but diet can make or break your cardiovascular health. The major causes of atherosclerosis (thickened plaque in arteries) are explained.

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Coronary Heart Disease & Sugar

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

Coronary heart disease is very much fueled by too much sugar. Why is sugar significant in coronary heart disease?  Sugar is a concentrated form of glucose.  When too much glucose is present in the blood, inflammation and increased blood pressure results . Excess glucose (resulting from overabundance of sugar) not only is irritating and inflammatory, [...]

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