• Nutrition

    Posted on March 17th, 2010

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    Every ER Carries This Miracle Powder

    There’s a powerful substance every hospital in the country carries in their ER to treat poison victims.

    It’s so potent that one gram of it – an amount the size of your fingernail – can absorb enough toxins to fill the square footage of four tennis courts.

    I’m talking about activated charcoal.

    It’s a form of carbon that’s been processed into a fine, black powder. It’s odorless, tasteless, and safe to consume. And it’s more readily available than you think.

  • Nutrition

    Posted on February 12th, 2010

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    Teflon vs. My Grandmother

    I love to get in the kitchen on a Sunday morning. My favorite breakfast is three eggs cooked in butter with a side of grass-fed steak. Plenty of protein and omega-3s. My family wakes up to the delicious smell, and you can’t beat the taste. We love steak and eggs.

    But recently, I went back to the good old-fashioned cast-iron pots and pans my grandmother used to use. I threw out all my Teflon. As convenient as they are, I won’t use them.

    The chemical that manufacturers use to prevent food from sticking is called perfluorooctanoate acid (PFOA). This substance is highly toxic to the environment and to the human body…

  • Nutrition

    Posted on January 14th, 2010

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    You Weren’t Designed to Live Here

    Did you know that, when tested, newborn babies have an average of 200 industrial chemicals and pollutants already present in their blood?1

    Then, as we make our way through life, toxins enter our body through the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and even through our skin.

    The world we were designed to live in over millions of years has recently changed. And our bodies haven’t adapted quickly enough to flush out the countless man-made chemicals, toxins, and pollutants that are now present in our everyday lives…

  • Nutrition

    Posted on December 7th, 2009

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    These Deadly Toxins are in Your Blood Right Now…

    These Deadly Toxins are in Your Blood Right Now…

    A horrific study hit my desk. Many of my patients have a hard time believing it. But you need to do something.

    It found 287 chemicals and other toxins in the blood of newborn babies.1 One of the pesticides that turned up the most was a by-product of DDT – a pesticide banned in 1972.

  • Nutrition

    Posted on September 16th, 2009

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    Flush Toxic Metals Out of Your Body With the “Claw”

    Our environment has changed. The last 100 years has wiped out millions of years of pure, clean food and water.

    And our bodies haven’t adapted quickly enough. We weren’t designed to live in our current world of man-made chemicals, toxins and pollutants.

  • Cancer, Nutrition

    Posted on June 5th, 2008

    Written by Dr. Al Sears

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    The Common Problem No One Talks About…

    Dear Reader,
    Are you constipated? It’s very common but often ignored.
    By the way, the problem is usually not in your stomach. It’s usually with another of your body’s most important organs—the stretch of the gastrointestinal tract called the colon.
    It’s does a lot of important work for you. It separates and breaks down water and waste matter. [...]

  • Men's Health, Women's Health

    Posted on February 23rd, 2007

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    Mutant Fish in The Potomac

    Mutant fish swimming the in Potomac River are threatening your energy levels, your sexuality – even your future.

    A few days ago, a team from the US Geological Surveys reported they are finding large numbers of male fish with female traits.1 This is nothing new, but the numbers today are far higher than anyone has ever seen before.

    In some Potomac tributaries, nearly all the male smallmouth bass caught in the survey were abnormal. In the Potomac itself, 7 out of 13 largemouth bass had female characteristics. Some of them were even producing eggs!