• Brain Health, Detoxification

    Posted on March 4th, 2013

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    Relieve everyday stress without drugs

    Have you ever enjoyed the relaxing effects of green tea? You may have wondered how a caffeinated drink could make you feel so calm. Today I’ll reveal green tea’s secret ingredient and how it can help relieve stress and anxiety. And if you don’t like green tea, don’t worry, you can enjoy all the benefits [...]

  • Anti-Aging, Energy, Uncategorized, Women's Health

    Posted on August 7th, 2012

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    Your Anti-Stress Hormone

    Today I feel strongly compelled to bring something up with you. Now before you say “I already know about that,” give me a chance to point out what most of my colleagues are getting wrong about this substance. I’m talking about DHEA. You’ve probably heard about this, right? It stands for dehydroepi-androsterone. Most people will [...]

  • Nutrition

    Posted on July 5th, 2010

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    Jungle Herb I Found in Jamaica

    I have the greatest job in the world. I get to travel around to different countries to find native systems of healing and traditional healing herbs.

    I’ve gone to Africa, Ecuador, Brazil – and I’ve been to Jamaica a half dozen times. It’s one of my favorite places, because it’s a treasure trove of herbs. Nearly every Jamaican family has a tradition of using them for healing since they were kids.

    We’re publishing a book from a well-known herbalist there, Ivelyn Harris. I’ve visited Ivy at her mountain retreat. And she came to visit me here at my office last month. In her book, Ivy describes 42 herbs used in Jamaica…

  • Fitness

    Posted on March 5th, 2010

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    Waiting to Exhale

    Waiting to Exhale

    On my last trip to India, I met a yoga teacher at the center where I stayed. Every morning we’d wake before dawn. As we watched the sunrise over the mountain, he taught me how to breathe.

    Yoga breathing balances your parasympathetic nervous system. This is your “rest and digest” system. It’s what makes you relax and recuperate. These days, we’re so over-stimulated, we’re always in a state of “fight or flight” (your sympathetic nervous system). Too much stimulation leads to an over dominance of sympathetic tone.

    Breathing can change that…

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