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World Diabetes Day is November 14th
Type 1 diabetes has a genetic component that is more difficult to overcome, but it only represents a small percentage of diabetes cases. The good news is that Type 2 diabetes is the most pervasive, but preventable and treatable form—giving us great hope that we can turn around the statistics in this country.
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Breakthrough in Folate Supplementation
By Valerie Hall, CNHP
Folate deficiency is the top nutrient deficiency in the world. Besides its potentially crippling effects on the brain as well as on cell and tissue growth regulation, folate deficiency is linked to anemia, intestinal dysfunction, male fertility problems, pollen hypersensitivities, and bone thinning.
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Better Sleep for Shorter Days
Submitted by Vital Nutrients
During the winter and early spring, reduced exposure to light during the day can actually interfere with proper melatonin secretion, which can exacerbate insomnia. An estimated 64 million Americans suffer from insomnia each year, reporting difficulty falling asleep, waking too early, and general sluggishness.
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Recommended by Dr. Sherry Rogers
From Dr. Rogers' September 2018 Total Wellness Newsletter (TW)
In this excerpt, learn about: Rescue Your Brain Before it’s too Late, Balance Your Heart Hormones, Repair Your Heart Failure, Protect Your Heart Health.
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