• Pain Relief

    Posted on August 1st, 2011

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    The Biggest I’ve Ever Seen…

    He drove slowly, careful not to scrape the sides of his truck as we drove. The streets of his neighborhood are paved but narrow, with barely enough room to get by. Ancient stone walls topped with strange carvings pressed in from both sides. Wild cacao trees, the biggest I’ve ever seen, loomed overhead.

    As we made our way toward his hidden garden, the roads narrowed even more, now no wider than a sidewalk. Man-made walls gave way to thick foliage and immense trees. There were plants on top of plants as far down the road as you could see.

    We drove into what looked like a tree tunnel, made a quick right and squeezed the truck through a tiny opening … and what I saw amazed me. A huge field with walking paths and more plants growing everywhere.

    How could this be right here, with no hint of it from the road?

    We got out of the truck and the first thing I saw was peppermint, just like I have growing in my yard in Florida. There was tapioca, which grows so thick the locals even use it for fences.

  • Detoxification, Pain Relief

    Posted on February 8th, 2011

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    How Do You Spell Relief?

    Many of my patients are surprised when I tell them there’s an easy way to stay “regular.” In fact, keeping your digestive system clear and relaxed is one of the best ways to feel vital and energized.

    I’ve spent a lot of time researching the problem and I’ve come up with my own special formula that will help you stay regular naturally. You’ll quickly feel relief when it starts to:

    • Soothe and support intestinal health
    • Help eliminate waste safely and naturally
    • Promote regularity
    • Help you feel clean and fresh on the inside

  • Pain Relief

    Posted on December 6th, 2010

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    My Favorite Herb for Natural Pain Relief

    Have you heard about the herb kava? It was banned in Europe, and now people are afraid of it. It was used in high doses as a tranquilizer, and it became a popular alternative to prescription drugs. People used it to help them calm down, relax and go to sleep because in large quantities it has that effect.

    Just a few years ago it was one of the top-selling herbs around the world. Now it’s been almost totally forgotten. And that’s too bad because it’s really a very good anti-inflammatory. You can use either the root or the leaves to ease inflammation, but only the root was used as a sedative and an intoxicant.

  • Pain Relief

    Posted on October 12th, 2010

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    They’ve Added Caffeine to What?

    A man walks into his kitchen in slow motion, yawning and rubbing his shoulder. His shirt’s unbuttoned and his tie’s undone. This guy just can’t get it together. He walks right past the fridge, and right past his wife and kids who he doesn’t even notice. He goes straight for the cabinet and grabs a box of “Bayer AM.”

    All of a sudden, the sun comes up and he’s at full speed. His tie is done, he grabs his jacket and briefcase and he’s out the door with a smile.

    I saw this commercial yesterday morning after I did my usual PACE routine and turned on the Today show. I shook my head in amazement…

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