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- Health Coach Flint MI – Can Green Tea Help Prevent Cancer?Green tea consumption is associated with a reduced risk of heart disease, stroke, and a lower mortality risk, and now there is growing evidence that green tea can slow cancer progression. Watch this video now and find out why green tea just may be an easy way to protect your cells. Click the Red More ...Read More
- Health Coach Flint MI – More Effective Than A Flu Shot?One of largest nationally representative studies of its kind to date discovered that people with the lowest level of this vitamin reported having significantly more colds or cases of the flu. Watch this video now and find out which vitamin you need to make sure you have enough of. Click the Red More Button in ...Read More
- Health Coach Flint MI – Can’t Fool Your Fat CellsSeveral studies have found an increase in fat cell number with weight regain following weight loss. The fact that fat cell number can be increased but not decreased most likely contributes to the body’s drive to regain weight after weight loss. Watch this video now and find out what you need to know if you ...Read More
- Health Coach Flint MI – Does Soy Promote Breast Cancer?Soy foods have become controversial in recent years which has only been exacerbated by misinformation found in the media. One of the biggest misconceptions is that soy foods promote breast cancer because it contains a class of estrogen called phytoestrogen. Since estrogen is known to promote breast cancer, it is natural to assume phytoestrogen can ...Read More
- Health Coach Flint MI – Got Milk or Not Milk?Milk is touted to build strong bones, however many studies have found that hip fracture rates are highest in populations with the greatest milk consumption. Watch this video now and find out why a mustache maybe the only good thing that comes out of drinking milk. Click the Red More Button in your email or ...Read More
- Health Coach Flint MI – Diet and Obesity & Increased Cancer Risk Chronic InflammationExcess weight is associated with almost five million cancer deaths each year. Being overweight is linked to 25 percent of all cancers and when combined with a lack of exercise and eating pro-inflammatory foods the risk increases to 33 percent. If you are overweight, and carry most of your fat in the mid-section, watch this ...Read More