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Let’s talk about K2. Not the second highest mountain on earth, but the incredible vitamin gaining popularity in the wellness community.
There has been a lot of research recently on the health benefits of vitamin K2. One clinical trial recently published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) found that supplementing with K2 together with vitamin D slows the progression of calcium deposits in the coronary arteries.
While it has been widely credited with benefiting cardiovascular and bone health, we are now finding growing evidence that K2 benefits other areas such as the brain, joints, neuropathy, and overall health in general.
You can find K2 in foods like natto (fermented soybeans), eel, cheese, beef liver, chicken, butter and egg yolk.
You can also supplement your K2 with Lifestyles’ CardioLife. Each CardioLife capsule contains 60 mcg of K2, along with other ingredients, to help maintain optimal cardiovascular health and circulation.
Vitamin K was accidentally discovered in the 1920s and 1930s after restricted diets in animals led to excessive bleeding.
Although there are several different types of vitamin K, the two most often found in the human diet are vitamin K1 and vitamin K2.
Vitamin K1, also called phylloquinone, is mostly found in plant foods like leafy green vegetables. It makes up about 75–90% of all vitamin K consumed by humans.
Vitamin K2 is found in fermented foods and animal products, and is also produced by gut bacteria. It has several subtypes called menaquinones (MKs) that are named by the length of their side chain. They range from MK-4 to MK-13.
Food Sources of Vitamin K1
Vitamin K1 is produced by plants. It is the predominant form of vitamin K found in the human diet.
The following list includes several foods that are high in vitamin K1. Each value represents the amount of vitamin K1 in 1 cup of the cooked vegetable.
Kale: 1,062 mcg
Collard greens: 1,059 mcg
Spinach: 889 mcg
Turnip greens: 529 mcg
Broccoli: 220 mcg
Brussels sprouts: 218 mcg
Summary: Vitamin K1 is the main type of vitamin K in the human diet. It is most commonly found in leafy green vegetables.
Food Sources of Vitamin K2
The vitamin K2 content for 3.5 ounces (100 grams) of several foods is listed below:
Natto: 1,062 mcg
Pork sausage: 383 mcg
Hard cheeses: 76 mcg
Pork chop (with bone): 75 mcg
Chicken (leg/thigh): 60 mcg
Soft cheeses: 57 mcg
Egg yolk: 32 mcg
Summary: Vitamin K2 food sources vary by subtype, though they include fermented foods and certain animal products.
Differences Between K1 and K2 in the Body
The main function of all types of vitamin K is to activate proteins that serve important roles in blood clotting, heart health and bone health.
However, because of differences in absorption and transport to tissues throughout the body, vitamin K1 and K2 could have profoundly different effects on your health.
In general, the vitamin K1 found in plants is poorly absorbed by the body. One study estimated that less than 10% of the K1 found in plants is actually absorbed.
Less is known about the absorption of vitamin K2. Yet experts believe that because K2 is often found in foods that contain fat, it may be better absorbed than K1.
This is because vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin. Fat-soluble vitamins are much better absorbed when eaten with dietary fat.
Additionally, vitamin K2’s long side chain allows it to circulate in the blood longer than K1. Where vitamin K1 may stay in the blood for several hours, some forms of K2 can remain in the blood for days.
Some researchers believe that the longer circulation time of vitamin K2 allows it to be better used in tissues located throughout the body. Vitamin K1 is primarily transported to and used by the liver.
These differences are crucial to identifying the different roles vitamin K1 and K2 play in the body. The next sections investigate this topic further.
Summary: Differences in absorption and transportation of vitamin K1 and K2 in the body may lead to differences in their effects on your health.
Health Benefits of Vitamin K1 and K2
Studies investigating the health benefits of vitamin K have suggested that it may benefit blood clotting, bone health and heart health.
Vitamin K and Blood Clotting
Several proteins involved in blood clotting depend on vitamin K to get their job done. Blood clotting may sound like a bad thing, and sometimes it is. Yet without it, you could bleed excessively and end up dying from even a minor injury.
Some people have blood clotting disorders and take a medication called warfarin to prevent the blood from clotting too easily. If you take this medication, you should keep your vitamin K intake consistent due to its powerful effects on blood clotting.
Although most of the attention in this area focuses on food sources of vitamin K1, it may also be important to monitor vitamin K2 intake.
One study showed that a single serving of natto rich in vitamin K2 altered measures of blood clotting for up to four days. This was a much larger effect than foods high in vitamin K1. Therefore, it is probably a good idea to monitor foods high in vitamin K1 as well as vitamin K2 if you are on the blood-thinning medication warfarin.
Vitamin K and Bone Health
Many experts believe vitamin K activates proteins required for bone growth and development.
Several observational studies have correlated low levels of vitamin K1 and K2 with a higher risk of bone fractures, though these studies are not as good at proving cause and effect as controlled studies.
Most controlled studies examining the effects of vitamin K1 supplements on bone loss have been inconclusive and shown little benefit.
However, one review of controlled studies concluded that vitamin K2 supplementation as MK-4 significantly reduced the risk of bone fractures. Nevertheless, since this review, several large controlled studies have shown no effect.
Overall, the available studies have been somewhat inconsistent, but the current evidence was convincing enough for the European Food Safety Authority to conclude that vitamin K is directly involved in the maintenance of normal bone health.
More high-quality, controlled studies are needed to further investigate the effects of both vitamin K1 and K2 on bone health and determine whether there are any real differences between the two.
Vitamin K and Heart Health
In addition to blood clotting and bone health, vitamin K also seems to play an important role in preventing heart disease.
Vitamin K activates a protein that helps prevent calcium from depositing in your arteries. These calcium deposits contribute to the development of plaque, so it’s not surprising that they are a strong predictor of heart disease.
Several observational studies have suggested that vitamin K2 is better than K1 at reducing these calcium deposits and lowering your risk of heart disease.
However, higher quality controlled studies have shown that both vitamin K1 and vitamin K2 (specifically MK-7) supplements improve various measures of heart health.
Nevertheless, further studies are needed to prove that supplementing with vitamin K actually causes these improvements in heart health. Additionally, more research is needed to determine if K2 is truly better for heart health than K1.
Summary: Vitamin K1 and K2 are important for blood clotting, bone health and possibly heart health. Further research is needed to clarify if K2 is better than K1 at performing any of these functions.
Vitamin K Deficiency
True vitamin K deficiency is rare in healthy adults. It typically only occurs in people with severe malnutrition or malabsorption, and sometimes in people taking the medication warfarin.
Symptoms of deficiency include excessive bleeding that won’t stop easily, though this could also be caused by other things and should be evaluated by a physician.
Although you might not be deficient in vitamin K, it is possible that you aren’t getting enough vitamin K to help prevent heart disease and bone disorders like osteoporosis.
For this reason, it is important you get the appropriate amount of vitamin K your body needs.
Summary: True vitamin K deficiency is characterized by excessive bleeding and is rare in adults. However, just because you don’t have a deficiency doesn’t mean that you are getting enough vitamin K for optimal health.
How to Get Enough Vitamin K
The recommended adequate intake for vitamin K is based only on vitamin K1 and is set at 90 mcg/day for adult women and 120 mcg/day for adult men.
This can easily be achieved by adding a cup of spinach to an omelet or salad, or by adding a 1/2 cup of broccoli or Brussels sprouts as a side for dinner.
Furthermore, consuming these with a source of fat like egg yolks or olive oil will help your body absorb the vitamin K better.
There is currently no recommendation on how much vitamin K2 you should be eating. It is best to try to incorporate a variety of vitamin K2-rich foods into your diet.
Below are some tips on how to do this.
Try natto: Natto is a fermented food that is extremely high in vitamin K2. Some people don’t like the taste, but if you can stomach it, your K2 intake will skyrocket.
Eat more eggs: Eggs are fairly good sources of vitamin K2 that can easily be added to your daily breakfast.
Eat certain cheeses: Fermented cheeses, such as Jarlsberg, Edam, Gouda, cheddar and blue cheese, contain vitamin K2 formed by the bacteria used during their production.
Consume dark meat chicken: The dark meat of chicken, such as leg and thigh meat, contains moderate amounts of vitamin K2 and may be better absorbed than the K2 found in chicken breasts.
Both vitamin K1 and vitamin K2 are also available in supplement form and often consumed in large doses. Although there are no known toxicities, further research is needed before specific recommendations for supplements can be given.
Summary: It is best to incorporate a variety of food sources of both vitamin K1 and K2 in your diet to obtain the health benefits that these vitamins offer.
The Bottom Line
Vitamin K1 is primarily found in leafy green vegetables, while K2 is most abundant in fermented foods and some animal products.
Vitamin K2 may be absorbed better by the body and some forms may stay in the blood longer than vitamin K1. These two things may cause K1 and K2 to have different effects on your health.
Vitamin K likely plays an important role in blood clotting and promoting good heart and bone health. Some research suggests that K2 may be superior to K1 in some of these functions, but further research is needed to confirm this.
For optimal health, focus on increasing food sources of both vitamin K1 and K2. Try to include one green vegetable daily and incorporate fermented foods and K2-rich animal products into your diet.
The use of Reishi Mushroom for medicinal purposes dates back to at least 2000 years. Some say it goes back as far as 4000 years.
Known as Lingzhi (Chinese), the Elixir of Immortality, the King of Mushrooms and Magic Fungus, Reishi is rarely found in the wild and is difficult to cultivate. Because of this it was once only available to the wealthy.
This super fungus is known for its ability to promote longevity, boost the immune system, increase memory, strengthen heart function and detoxify the body.
Reishi is one of the adaptogenic herbs found in Intra. Together with ginseng, schisandra, astragalus and turmeric, it helps the body cope with stress and maintain balance. Read more about Reishi Mushroom benefits.
Boost the immune system
Anti-Cancer Properties
Could Reduce Fatigue and Depression
Decrease Blood Sugar
Can help protect cells against damage,is efective in improving antioxidant status
Our Products – A Professional User’s Guide
Two of the most frequently asked questions we get are:
When should I take the Lifestyles products?
What products should I take?
Here is a chart that helps explain when you can take each of the products and their benefits. Oh and the answer to the second question is all. You should take all of the Lifestyles products.
Lifestyles Product
How / When to Take
Benefits
Intra
Anytime, with or without food – take daily for best results.
Supports 8 body systems (numerous benefits – all individuals) 95% of daily users receive a benefit.
Nutria Plus
With any meal – take daily for best results.
Provides numerous anti-oxidants. Helps keep cells healthy your entire life. Anti-aging activity.
CardioLife
With any meal – take daily for best results.
Optimal blood flow. Healthy arteries. Heart and brain health.
FibreLife
15 minutes before meals or with meals (always take with a glass of water.
Weight loss and weight management. Help lower cholesterol and lower blood sugar.
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Documented references to reishi’s reputation as a health booster date back as far as 2,400 years, and depictions of it frequently appear in ancient Chinese and Japanese artwork. However, the mushroom has likely been in use as a medicinal herb for over 4,000 years across the Eastern hemisphere, including both Korean and Indian cultures (15).
Ancient Chinese herbalists called reishi Lingzhi (灵芝) because it means “herb of spiritual potency.”Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners prescribe Lingzhi to influence the heart, lungs, liver, and kidney channels, to balance Qi (the body’s life force), calm the mind, and relieve cough and asthma. These practitioners called reishi “the mushroom of immortality” to describe the all-encompassing health support that this mushroom reishi could provide.
Everything in your life started as a vision, a goal, and a plan. Look around. The building where you live, the car you drive, the device with which you are reading this newsletter – ALL started as someone’s vision. The vision became a goal, the goal was built into a plan, and the plan when followed led to the achievement.
Set Your Goals is the first step of the 6 Steps in the Distributor Success Guide. It is no accident that the very first step in a guide to help new Distributors get started with their Lifestyles business is to set their goals. If you don’t have a compelling reason to do something, chances are you won’t do it.
There are countless quotes that seem to say the same thing and may be considered a little cliché, such as:
If you don’t know where you are going you will probably end up somewhere else. – Lawrence J. Peter
These quotes have become so cliché because they hold a lot of truth. You want to guide your life and your Lifestyles business with clear direction and with clear objectives.
Your vision is the big picture. It is tied together with the reason you do what you do, Your Big Why. Your vision might be to build the biggest Distributor network in your area and in the process develop a large monthly income. The reason, the Big Why might be that your family growing up was poor and you vowed to never experience that with your own family.
The goals you set stem from your Vision and your Why. In our example they might be to promote to EXE by May, to NMD by August, and to develop 100 personal monthly customers by June.
You can then take each of your goals and develop them into plans. You do this by looking at the goal and thinking of all of the things you could do to achieve that goal. They might be considered steps that you can take, sometimes at the same time.
Some of these for our example might be:
Talk to 2 new people about Your Intra Juice Experience & Story every day. Your Personal testimonial with Intra Juice & Lifestyles Products. Tell your friends how do you feel since you started your Intra supplementation. It is very important for you & your future INTRAcustomers.
Study the sales process by reading books, taking classes, etc.
Practice delivering an effective Opportunity Presentation with the help of your upline leader. The Exapmple.
Once detailed plans are created, based on specific goals in line with a clear vision, all we need to do is work with the plan, and we can turn our visions into reality. Do You have questions? Contact Us for Help.
The Exapmple Of Intra Lifestyles Opportunity Presentation.
Lifestyles GN Canada produces a full line of NATURAL-SOURCED premium quality products that helps fight the damaging effects of our modern lifestyle.
Intra Lifestyles Herbal Juice Drink – Botanical Beverage for Immune Support, Detox, Digestive & Cardiovascular Health – 23 Botanical Extracts – Made in Canada Trio Pack (950 mL /32 fl oz Each)
JOIN & SAVE 23 BOTANICAL EXTRACTS – Includes powerful, naturally sourced herbs in a unique blend: Aloe Vera, Alfalfa, Astragalus, Bee Pollen, Cayenne Pepper, Cascara Bark, Celery Seed, Chicory, Chinese Pearl Barley, Dandelion, Eleuthero, Fenugreek, German Chamomile, Ginger, Juniper Berries, Licorice Root, Passion Flower, Pipsissewa, Reishi Mushroom, Rose Hip, Sarsaparilla, Schisandra Berry, and Thyme.
DETOXIFICATION BOOSTER – The exclusive formula of botanicals and fruit juice aids your body’s natural processes that detoxify and fight the damaging effects of environmental pollutants and oxidative stress. It also boosts immune system health with potent botanical extracts that help your body fight back against illness.
WHOLE BODY HEALTH SUPPORT – Intra Herbal Juice’s nutrients are easily and quickly absorbed by the body to boost its benefits for overall wellness and vitality. This food supplement beverage helps maintain and strengthen your body’s 8 systems: Detoxification, Cardiovascular, Digestive, Energy, Hormonal, Immune, Nervous, and Skeletal Systems.
NATURAL ENERGY SUPPORT – Safe for athletic use, Intra Herbal Drink promotes sustainable energy for both men and women throughout the day. The drink supports overall vitality and helps combat the effects of fatigue with a blend of energizing herbs.
PREMIUM QUALITY – Proudly made in Canada for over 30 years under strict quality control standards, in accordance with GMP and HACCP standards for purity, safety, and sanitation. Kosher Rated, Halal Certified, and BFAD Approved for safe and ethical consumption.
The Miracles of Cinnamon. The Spice of Life. It has such a lovely flavor, we sometimes forget it’s actually good for us!
What a wonderful spice it is. We use it in our baking, spread it on top of our deserts, include it in our meat marinades and even sprinkle it on our coffee. But this dynamic powerhouse of flavor isn’t just good for our taste buds. It’s really good for our bodies too!
Some of the well-researched benefits of cinnamon bark include:
Antioxidant. Anti-inflammatory. Anti-diabetic.
Protective against neurological disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinsons.Improves colon health.
There are too many more benefits of Cinnamon Bark to name. Thankfully you don’t need to know all of the benefits to enjoy them.
Consider adding cinnamon to your recipes often. Another great source of cinnamon bark is the Lifestyles Fibrelife Capsules.
Intra Juice Fasting. Improve your Health with Intra Juice Lifestyles.
What is Intra Juice?
Intra juice is a type of fasting that involves consuming small amounts of liquid throughout the day, while still abstaining from solid food. The liquid you consume can be anything from water to juice to tea. The goal is to keep your blood sugar levels stable and avoid feeling hungry.
How Does Intra Juice Work?
When you fast, your body goes into a state of ketosis. Ketosis is a metabolic process that occurs when your body starts to burn fat for energy. This process produces ketones, which are molecules that can cross the blood-brain barrier and provide energy to the brain.
Intra juice fasting helps to promote ketosis by keeping your blood sugar levels stable. This prevents your body from storing glycogen (stored glucose) as fat. It also helps to suppress the hunger hormone ghrelin, which can help you to feel full longer.
What are the Benefits of Intra Juice Fasting?
There are many potential benefits of intra juice fasting, including:
Weight loss: Intra juice fasting can help you to lose weight by promoting ketosis and suppressing hunger.
Improved blood sugar control: Intra juice fasting can help to improve blood sugar control by reducing insulin resistance.
Reduced inflammation: Intra juice fasting can help to reduce inflammation by lowering levels of inflammatory markers.
Improved brain function: Intra juice fasting can help to improve brain function by increasing levels of ketones.
Increased energy: Intra juice fasting can help to increase energy levels by providing your body with a steady supply of energy.
How to Get Started with Intra Juice Fasting?
If you’re interested in trying intra juice fasting, here are a few tips to get started:
1.Start slowly. Gradually increase the amount of time you fast each day.
2.Choose healthy liquids. Stick to water, juice, and tea. Avoid sugary drinks and processed foods.
3.Listen to your body. If you feel hungry or lightheaded, eat a small snack.
Intra juice fasting can be a great way to improve your health and lose weight. By following these tips, you can safely and effectively start your intra juice fasting journey. Thank You for reading our Intra Juice Newsletter.
Welcome to our brand new Intra Lifestyles newsletter. We are so happy to find another way for us here at Lifestyles to connect with you, our valued Clients, Members & Distributors, the drivers of our success. This newsletter is a forum to share in the latest news, success stories and exciting information about everything Lifestyles. While the material will be kept short and to the point, we will cover a lot of ground, about all aspects of this great business.
We hope you love the convenience of plugging in to what is happening at Lifestyles GN by simply opening an email on your cell phone. Catch up on the benefits of the products while on a break. Read a Distributor’s story over your morning coffee, inspire with new product testimonials.
The newsletter will evolve and grow with experience and with your feedback. We hope you will let us know your thoughts and share your ideas of what you would like to see in future publications.
Here’s to celebrating the continued growth of our markets in Asia, Europe, Canada and the US. With your help and our collective hard work, there is absolutely nothing we cannot achieve together.
Business Tips Be forever curious. Seek. Ask. Learn. Being open to learning and new ideas leads to new opportunities. Learning is Earning. Start with Your PBC.
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Business Tips Set your hours. It sounds simple, but if you don’t set aside the time in your busy schedule to work your Lifestyles business, you will not do it. Life gets in the way, “when I have free time” never comes, and before you know it another week will go by with you not moving any closer to achieving your Lifestyles goals.
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Congratulations Lifestyles Chairman Mr. David Debora. This year we celebrate 35 years of success with Lifestyles. Mr. Debora is pictured here enjoying one of the first Chairman’s dinners, celebrating with some of the year’s elite performing Distributors.
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If you feel inspired to, we invite you to send us a note, an email or a Facebook message sharing YOUR Big Why, and your goals for 2025 and beyond. Tell us what drives you, what inspires you, what amazing things you are planning.
It’s not uncommon for people with liver cirrhosis to become malnourished due to changes in their metabolism and digestive issues that occur as the liver becomes more damaged. As such, if you have this condition, what you eat and drink each day is especially important, particularly as components like protein, sodium, and sugar require your liver to work harder. Stages of Liver Disease:
Stage 1 :Inflammation. …
Stage 2: Fibrosis. …
Stage 3: Cirrhosis. …
Stage 4: Liver Failure
Start Self-Care at Home for Cirrhosis
A/Stop drinking alcohol!Eat a balanced diet with adequate calories and protein.Cut down on salt if you are having problems with fluid retention.
B/Because cirrhosis can impair your immune function, it’s also best to avoid raw or undercooked meat, eggs, and seafood.
C/Avoid medications that may be harmful to your liver, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol), or your kidneys, such as ibuprofen.
A cirrhosis diet plan should be craftedwith the help of your healthcare provider, to ensure that you’re adequately nourished and avoiding choices that can worsen your condition and otherwise impact your health. Try eating small, frequent meals and snacks throughout the day.
Be careful of supplements that contain a lot of synthetics vitamin A, which can be toxic to the liver. You will also want to check with your healthcare provider before starting any supplements containing iron, which can be hard for the liver to process in high doses.Sodiumis generally restricted for someone with cirrhosis because it leads to fluid retention.
What to Eat
If you’re following a cirrhosis diet, there are some foods and beverages you’ll need to strictly avoid. However, you’ll have your choice of many nutritious and tasty foods, including fresh produce, whole grains, and plant-based protein.
Compliant
Fruits and vegetables (raw or cooked without butter, oil, or salt)
Eggs, egg whites
Cooked fish (salmon, tuna)
Lean chicken or turkey (without the skin)
Low-fat Greek yogurt
Cream cheese, ricotta
Hard cheeses (cheddar, mozzarella)
Nuts and seeds (unsalted)
Dried beans and legumes
Nut butters (unsalted), Tofu
Fortified milk alternatives (almond, soy, rice)
Margarine, Oats
Whole grain bread, crackers, and cereals
Brown rice , Olive oil
Fresh herbs
Low-fat milk
Garlic, Ginger, Quinoa, couscous
Granola and cereal bars
Coconut water
Meal/nutritional supplements, as approved
Non-Compliant
Raw or partially raw fish and shellfish (e.g., oysters, clams)
Fast food, fried food, Red meat
Canned food (meat, soup, vegetables)
Packaged, processed snacks and meals (incl. frozen)
TIP. Antioxidants and anti-inflammatory foods protect liver cells, whole foods and essential nutrients like lean protein, omega 3 fatty acids, and B vitamins support liver function. Conversely, alcohol, processed foods, and trans fats can harm the liver.
Fruits and vegetables:Choose fresh produce when possible. Add fruit to cereal or oats for extra nutrition, fiber, and a little natural sweetness. Fiber-rich fruits like apples make a healthy and satisfying snack on their own.
Dairy:Stick to low-fat Greek yogurt, small portions of low-sodium hard cheese, and fortified dairy-free milk alternatives like almond or soy. Full-fat dairy products will likely be too hard for your body to digest.
Grains:Choose whole-grain bread, pasta, brown rice, and cereal instead of those made with refined white flour.
Protein:Small servings of lean poultry without the skin, some types of fresh-caught fish (such as salmon), and eggs or egg whites may be suitable. Red meat isn’t approved for a cirrhosis diet, nor is any kind of processed lunch meat or sausage.
Desserts:Packaged cake, cookie, brownie, biscuit, pancake, and waffle mixes can be high in sugar and salt, so it’s best to avoid them. In general, you’ll want to avoid pastries, doughnuts, and muffins, unless you can make your own low-fat, low-sugar, and low-salt versions.
Beverages: You cannot drink alcohol if you have liver cirrhosis, but you’ll have plenty of other options. Water is the most hydrating choice, but if you are on a low-sodium diet, you’ll want to check the labels on bottled water as some contain sodium. Consume pasteurized milk and juice . Some research has suggested coffee.
As we know, the majority of civilisation illnesses are the result of an improper way of life, inflammation and excessive quantities of toxins in the organism; and to treat only the symptoms will never provide good results. Source: Google.com, wikipedia.com,
Intra capsules do not contain added sugar. The sugar content that occurs naturally from the juice crystals is less than 1/2 of a gram per two capsules. If someone is extremely sensitive to sugar – intra capsules are the best choice. Intra’s unique formula is exclusive to Lifestyles and has remained unchanged since 1992. Drink Intra. Share Intra. Every Day.
NutriaPlus is a powerful antioxidant supplement formulated with fruit and vegetable concentrates, plant extracts, vitamin C and selenium to help your body defend itself against the health challenges of modern life!
The best foods for a healthy liver include biofruits, biovegetables, ginger, garlic, and olive oil. Eating these and other liver-supporting foods can help your liver do its job of filtering harmful substances in your blood, breaking down toxins, and supporting metabolism, immune function, digestion, and more.
Fiber-rich foods help prevent and reduce fat accumulation in the liver and may lower the risk of liver cancer. Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant substances found in fruits and vegetables, such as carotenoids and polyphenols, can help prevent inflammation-related liver injury. Try Chia Seeds, Legumes, Nuts and Seeds.
Ginger contains several anti-inflammatory and antioxidant compounds, such as gingerols and shogaols, that may benefit people with certain liver conditions, such as nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
Garlic is packed with liver-supportive substances with powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.
Coffee and certain types of tea is protective against liver conditions such as liver cancer.
Cacao. Choose cocoa products that contain minimal added sugar, as added sugar is detrimental to liver health.
Do you wake up at night, get up and fall, feel sick and can’t get up? If you are being treated for high blood pressure, you must first rule out a stroke or heart attack.
Chest pain, shortness of breath or nausea and dizziness. This is how a heart attack is described, but it is certainly not all symptoms. Why is this important? If you have 15 or 20 minutes of pain in a specific place from which you cannot be relieved and various shoots into the surroundings, the condition is highly suspicious and it is definitely necessary to seek medical attention immediately. Weakness, dizziness and heavy breathing: When it occurs at night, it can be a heart attack. Read More.
PPVWhat are the other causes of dizziness and why do acute conditions need to be addressed quickly at neurology?A neurologist should perform an ultrasound examination of the cerebral supply vessels. If it is normal, it can be vertigo, which affects older patients over 50 years of age, but young people are no exception today. One of the causes is VERTIGO.
The most common variants of the disease: 1/ True vertigo, or vertigo, is only the illusion of movement of one’s own body or objects around us. “Sometimes it is difficult to get an accurate description of the difficulties from the patient. The balance is ensured by multiple sensors and it is a complex process. In the case of vertigo, it is not directly a disease, but a symptom of the disease (symptoms of vertigo occur in up to 100 diseases as a concomitant symptom). Read More.
2/ Postial dizziness (often called benign paroxysmal positional vertigo or BPPV is one of the most common causes of dizziness. This condition is characterized by a sudden sensation of rotation or movement, which is triggered by a change in the position of the head. It can include symptoms such as nausea and loss of balance. A typical symptom of vertigo is lightheadedness, a feeling of instability and sinking in space, sometimes nausea. Twenty years ago, vertigo was often diagnosed as Ménière’s disease and its treatment was not very successful. Today, the situation is different. We are bringing hope! Over the years, doctors have recognized a common type of dizziness, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. A stray stone in the ear is responsible for the discomfort. And you need to get it to the right place. It is a bit like ball football.
How to move a stone? There are three canals in the inner ear, each of which responds to the rotation of the head in different directions. Their proper function allows us to fix our eyes at a certain point when we are moving. Thanks to this, we can, for example, read the inscription on a sign while walking. Otoliths, or calcium carbonate crystals, can get into these channels. The problem arises when they irritate the hair cells when moving the head, which the patient feels as intense short-term dizziness and dizziness. Therefore, BPPV vertigo is treated when the position of the head is changed by so-called reduction maneuvers.
How is the procedure performed in practice? The whole intervention can be simply described as the patient sitting on the bed, then laying him down sharply while still watching his eyes, which show us what the stone looks like at the moment, whether it has already fallen into the right channel. It really resembles a ball football puzzle. What are the other causes of dizziness and why do acute conditions need to be addressed quickly at neurology? To be continued…
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Skin allergies are the most common allergies in children. The second most common is food. Respiratory allergies, which are more common among older children, is the third most common.
Skin allergies in children are an immune response to certain substances, known as allergens, which the body perceives as harmful. They manifest on the skin in various forms, such as rashes, hives, eczema, and contact dermatitis. It’s crucial to consult your child’s healthcare provider if your child’s symptoms persist, worsen, or interfere with their daily activities. Remember, early detection and treatment are key in managing skin allergies in children.
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CAUSES
Allergies occur when the body negatively reacts to certain substances.
These can include, but aren’t limited to:
dust mites
dyes
food
fragrances
latex
mold
pet dander
pollen
In some cases, skin allergy symptoms show up when the skin comes into direct contact with an external substance. In other cases, the allergen may be ingested or inhaled. Signs may also appear in conjunction with other types of allergy symptoms, such as headaches, congestion, sneezing, and runny nose.
How can allergies affect your child’s skin?
If your child comes in contact with an allergen, they may develop contact dermatitis. Their skin may appear red, itchy, scaly, bumpy, swollen, they touch, inhale, or eat an allergen, they can also develop hives. These are raised welts that can develop on their skin, and they’re almost always itchy. Some children with allergies also develop eczema. This condition causes their skin to become inflamed, itchy, and irritated, even when they haven’t made contact with an allergen.
Treatment: You can treat allergic contact dermatitis by:
avoiding the irritant
applying prescription steroid cream
healing the skin with medications
taking antihistamines to relieve itching
How do you find out what your child is allergic to?
Sometimes all your doctor needs to do is take a good history to help decide what your child should avoid. A good history is where your doctor listens to your concerns, ideas, and expectations. Your child’s history may be enough for the doctor to help suggest what to eliminate first. Not all skin reactions are allergic reactions. Your doctor can help determine the cause of your child’s skin reaction.
If a test for allergies is needed, your doctor will usually do a patch test or a skin prick test. The process involves the introduction of small amounts of allergens into the skin. If a reaction occurs, then your child may have an allergy to the substance. Your doctor will use various substances based on environment and family history. Sometimes a blood test is used for diagnosis, but these may be less accurate, particularly in very young children.
How do you manage skin allergies?
Skin allergies happen at any age, but the CDC says they are most common in young children. Thankfully, the severity tends to decrease with age. But it’s still important to address any unusual skin changes in your child early before complications ensue. Proactive measures are important in preventing recurring skin allergy symptoms in your children. Even if a rash goes away, it can come back if your child is exposed to certain triggers again. The best way to treat these allergies is to detect the cause early and prevent it from getting worse. Work with a pediatrician to make sure your treatment addresses all of your concerns and issues.
Eczema
About 1 in every 10 kids will develop eczema. Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is an inflammatory skin condition characterized by red rashes that itch. It usually appears in children ages 1 to 5. Food allergies or environmental pollutants can cause eczema, but sometimes no cause is found.
Treatment: Standard treatment involves avoiding allergens and applying ointments and moisturizers. In extreme cases, your child may require prescription medication. Talk to your doctor if you suspect allergies. An allergist can help identify which allergens to avoid or which foods to eliminate.
How can you prevent allergic reactions?
The most effective way to prevent allergic reactions is to avoid allergens. Once you know what allergens your child is allergic to, ask their doctor how they can avoid them.
For example, if your child is allergic to grass, their doctor may encourage them to wear long pants and socks outside. If they’re allergic to dogs, their doctor may advise them to avoid petting them.
If they’re allergic to certain foods, their doctor will emphasize the importance of never eating them. For example, they will likely encourage you and your child to read ingredient lists, ask questions about restaurant menu items, and take steps to avoid contaminating dishes and cooking surfaces with allergens.
Our world is vastly different from that of our ancestors. While we are more aware of environmental pollution today than ever before, we can’t avoid it. We eat, breathe, and live in our modern environment, making the ingestion of toxins a part of everyday life! Body Pollution (the pollution from the environment that enters our bodies) is exposing our immune systems to levels of chemicals, toxins, pollutants, and other agents our bodies were never designed to absorb. The scary truth is that we are all ingesting these negative substances every day in the food we eat, the water we drink and the air we breathe. Together, they weaken our immune systems and contribute to many of today’s most common diseases.
So what can we do to support and maintain a healthy immune system, and be better prepared to fight off environmental invaders? Daily supplementation with botanical extracts, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, and phytonutrients is a good start. By giving our bodies the daily nutrition it needs, we are providing the basic building blocks for a healthy and effective immune system.
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Understanding the “Ups” & “Downs” of Exercise
Although we are told that exercise is good for our bodies, what we are unaware of is that exercise pushes the body beyond its usual capabilities (resulting in muscle damage). With the right amount of recovery time and appropriate nutrients, the body will efficiently repair and rebuild towards an increased level of strength and endurance (this is known as the adaptation syndrome). To continually improve our level of fitness, these principles must be supported by the right amount of nutrients and antioxidants. If these essential nutrients are provided, this will boost exercise performance and reduce exercise recovery time.
During exercise, our bodies will:
• Increase the rate and amount of oxygen utilized • Increase metabolism (burn more calories)
After a bout of exercise, our bodies will:
• Have an increased accumulation of toxins (free radicals) and by-products (lactic acid) • A reduced physical resistance due to increased exercise demands
Safety & Benefits of Intra® for Athletes
Free Radicals & Lactic Acid – Since exercise increases the amount of oxygen used in the body, this causes an increased production of unstable molecules called free radicals. These highly reactive molecules can damage cells and are believed to be the main cause of sore aching muscles a day or two after exercise (known as delayed onset muscle soreness or DOMS).
Wastes/By Products – Since exercise increases metabolism, there is an increased production of waste and by-products. Collectively, these wastes need to be quickly eliminated and neutralized to reduce muscle soreness and improve exercise recovery.
Reduced Physical Resistance – Since we are “overloading” our bodies with physical stress, it takes time to repair and replenish the cells after exercise (this is known as exercise recovery).
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