Decide For Yourself

The more you can do to take command of your own health the brighter your future gets.

Educate yourself is an old slogan. But it’s truth remains rock solid. A recent report noted cancer claims about 650,000 lives annually. But it’s treatment, chemotherapy, kills one million. Is something out of wack here?

You’ll have to answer that question for yourself and maybe, though one hopes otherwise, for a loved  one some day. Cardiovascular disease claims even more lives. Yet traditional medicine’s treatments—statins are just one example—have serious side effects. Even more important it’s now known statins offer next to none preventative benefits, one of their initial powerful marketing claims.

The medical community recently admitted such with its statement statins are a help only after one has had an event. Their new focus is the only avenue or excuse left to save face or for continuing to prescribe them. Real costs savings are in preventative not prescriptive measures. Big pharmaceutical’s billions center on creating not solving chronic disorders. The more chronic disorders, the more profits.

So much time and money spent so little change in outcomes. If you’re interested in protecting your cardiovascular health look into Berberine. Do so, however, with our note to educate yourself. That means find out for and decide for youself.

If you are looking for effective traditional natural treatments, berberine could be a good start. This orange-yellow alkaloid has been used by both Native Americans and European colonists, as well as practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, for its healing benefits on the digestive and cardiovascular systems.*

This connection between the gut and the heart and it’s importance is finally denting the thinking of traditional medical philosophy. Next with any good fortune they’ll be making the connection berween the gut, the heart and the mind.

Berberine is found in several plants around the world. In North America, its predominant source is Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium), while in China, it is derived from the Chinese goldthread (Coptis chinensis). Berberine can also be found in goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis) and barberry (Berberis Vugaris.).*

People in North America used the alkaloid to prevent infections, ease digestive stress, and as a blood toner. In China, it is known for its bitter taste and cold nature, which made it an ideal treatment for heart, large intestine, liver, and stomach conditions.*

* naturalness.com/2018-12-15-berberine-essential-in-metabolic-and-cardiovascular-health.

Note: There is nothing wrong with your vision. The above picture is sideways for a reason.