Incredible properties of water!The benefits of using Sango Coral Calcium!

Possibly The Most important Thing You Can Do for Your Long-Term Health! Dr. Kurt Grange, Ph.D., N.D.Nutritional physiologist.

Acidification of the Body Accelerates the Aging Process

According to the article The Acidification Theory of Aging.

The Science of H2O

If you descended to Earth today as an alien, your natural conclusion would be that Earth is predominantly a water-based planet. Furthermore, unlike common perceptions, you would conclude that life on Earth is hydrogen-based, because 75% of our bodies are water.

Cognitive Failure: The Heart of Darkness

By Carolyn Marocco, N.D.
Nothing strikes fear in the hearts of our society more than the potential of losing our mental acuity as we age. Baby Boomers and others, alike, list it as the top bogeyman in their collective closets.

RBC Life Sciences receives U.S. patent for Neurobright supplement

RBC Life Sciences, Inc. (OTCQB: RBCL) (the "Company"), has been granted US Patent 8357422, which protects its unique dietary supplement formulation that nutritionally supports cognitive function, learning and remembering.  The Company markets this supplement under the name "Neurobright®." The grant of this patent evidences the Company's continued commitment to bring effective science-based dietary supplements to the market.

THE CALCIUM FACTOR by Barefoot, Robert

Robert Barefoot is a research chemist from Arizona. He has published many scientific research articles on mineral diagenesis, the process by which minerals change from one form to another, and has researched and obtained numerous international patents in metal extraction. This interest led him to his main area of research today, biochemical calcium and nutrition. He has written two scientifically documented books which describe how mineral and vitamin deficiencies can lead to degenerative diseases: The Calcium Factor and Death by Diet.

The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer (Revised), by Dr. Otto Warburg

The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer
with two prefaces on prevention

Revised lecture at the meeting of the Nobel-Laureates on June 30, 1966
at Lindau, Lake Constance, Germany

by
Otto Warburg
Director, Max Planck-Institute for Cell Physiology,
Berlin-Dahlem

English Edition by Dean Burk
National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland, USA

The Second Revised Edition
Published by Konrad Triltsch, Würzburg, Germany
1969

Preface to the Second Revised German Edition of the Lindau Lecture
(The way to prevention of cancer)

Moms who don't breastfeed more likely to develop type 2 diabetes

 Mothers who did not breastfeed their children have significantly higher rates of type 2 diabetes later in life than moms who breastfed, report University of Pittsburgh researchers in a study published in the September issue of the American Journal of Medicine.

Bee Pollen

The science involving the study of Bee Pollen is known as Palynology.
Bee Pollen is one of the richest and purest natural foods ever discovered, and the incredible nutritional and medicinal value of pollen has been known for centuries.
Pollen grains contain the male germ cells (elements) that are produced by all plants, flowers or blossoms. This is essential in order to ensure that plant life throughout the world continues by a process involving fertilization and plant embryo formation.
One teaspoonful of pollen contains approximately 1,200 pellets or 2.5 billion grains, each of which has the capacity to supply those factors that are necessary in order to fertilize and reproduce the particular species that it represents (such as a fruit, grain or tree).

What Long-Lived People Have In Common

What Long-Lived People Have In Common -
Dr. David Cohen is pleased to host YOUR healthiest shortcuts to living younger longer... naturally

A few things have remained relatively constant for those who live long and well, physically.

1.You have already noticed the first commonality, many times. Those who live longer and better rarely if ever get all bent out of shape when confronted or presented with the disasters and challenges, crises and emergencies that occur in every human life.

FROM HISTORY OF NANOTECHNOLOGIES

One nanometer (from Greek “nano”-dwarf) equals to one billionth of a meter. At this distance, one can place 10 atoms close to each other. Perhaps, the first scientist who used this unit of measure was Albert Einstein, who theoretically proved in 1905 that the size of a sugar molecule equals to one nanometer. But only 26 years later, German physicists Ernest Ruska, a Nobel prize winner of 1986, and Max Cnall created an electron microscope, ensuring 15fold magnification (less than existing at that times optical microscopes); this microscope became a prototype of a new generation of such devices that enabled scientists to look into nanoworld.

Researche of water

Masaru Emoto searches for meaning in frozen crystals of water... with heartstopping results!

NANOTECHNOLOGY: FROM DENIAL TO RECOGNITION

The year 1996. Robert Kerl, Sir Harold Croto (Great Britain) and Richard Smelly (the USA) became Nobel Prize winners “for their discovery of fullerens ”.

Diagnostics of the blood by means of the phase - contrast microscopy.

Clinical doctors have a sad joke concerning diagnostics, “Only a morbid anatomist can make the exact diagnosis ”.