High glycemic foods (sugar, high fructose corn syrup, whole wheat bread), vegetable oils, xenoestrogens, and other poor food choices found in grocery stores and fast food outlets are highly toxic to your body’s metabolism and should be avoided in a … Continue reading →
Travel Shake Recipe type: Easy Travel Shake Print Ingredients For work or travel, 2 scoops of Factor4 1 scoop of powdered milk (I use Meyenberg powdered goats milk, but you could also use Carnation powdered milk too) in a small plastic … Continue reading →
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/26/opinion/sunday/the-global-diabetes-epidemic.html The solution in India and other developing countries has to include prevention, which means promoting healthy eating and physical activity. It’s not easy: We have by no means succeeded in the United States. In India, it will require … Continue reading →
Smoothie with a Crunch Author: Carol W. Recipe type: Veggie++ Print If you like a little crunch, an interesting chew and a chance to eat your veggies too, this is a winner. Ingredients 6 ice cubes 2 – cups water 4 … Continue reading →
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Article by Edward Wyatt as printed in the NY Times, Jan 9th 2014 WASHINGTON — “Get a gym body without going to the gym” by sprinkling a powder on your food. “Significantly slim your thighs and buttocks” using an almond-scented … Continue reading →
Australian researchers have shown that rats on a diet high in fat and sugar had impaired memories after almost a week, suggesting an additional neurobiological dimension to unhealthy human diets. New Zealand Herald, 12/17. Many Factor4 customers report improved focus … Continue reading →
According to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, being overweight or obese during pregnancy is linked with an increased risk of gestational diabetes, cesarean delivery and preeclampsia (high blood pressure) for the mother; as well as prematurity, stillbirth and … Continue reading →
Researchers in the UK call attention to 5 ways to reduce the signs of aging: Following a nutritious diet, Exercising regularly, Maintaining a low body weight, Avoiding smoking, and Limiting alcohol consumption Researchers at Cardiff University in … Continue reading →
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR The idea that there are obese people who are nonetheless healthy may be a myth. Although some overweight or obese people have normal cholesterol, glucose levels and blood pressure — elements of so-called metabolic health — a … Continue reading →
The Department of Health and Human Services states that “800,000 strokes occur each year in the United States – and if the number seems high to you, consider how many of us have risk factors that could lead to strokes. … Continue reading →
In his mid-forties, Charles Carroll, a letter carrier in Shrewsbury, Mass., started taking anti-inflammatory medicine for his achy knees. Despite his young age, osteoarthritis had begun to settle in. Over the next decade, the pain became so bad that at … Continue reading →
HHS Healthbeat (11-12-13) Researchers say poverty can interfere with a child’s brain growth. Brain scans on 145 8 to 12-year-olds showed that poor children tended to have smaller hippocampuses, important in learning and memory – possibly from stresses of poverty … Continue reading →
Do you eat these foods that HARM your blood sugar and age your joints and skin faster? Some are even deceptively marketed to you as “healthy” by giant food corporations. Avoid or minimize these and look 5-10 years YOUNGER than … Continue reading →
HHS Healthbeat (9-25-13) Sleep Less, Weigh More You can’t eat while you’re asleep, but that’s not the only benefit from getting enough sleep if you’re trying to control your weight. 225 people ages 22 to 50 spent 18 days in … Continue reading →
HHS Healthbeat (9-20-13) Losing weight is hard. Keeping yourself from gaining weight may not be easy, but at least it’s not as hard as losing it. Researchers at Duke University have been looking at what they call the “maintain, don’t … Continue reading →
HHS Healthbeat (9-18-13) Little Kids & Sweet Drinks · Commercial drinks for little kids are packed with sugar, which may lead to weight problems later on. · In a national survey on 9,600 children who were followed at ages 9 … Continue reading →
Product Name & COMPANY Percent Body Weight-Loss Performance (12 mo) Ingredients Beneficial Effects, Metabolic Potential and Side Effects Factor4 Weight Control® NOVALIFE 16.2% Up to 33% in morbid obesity Power Amino Acids® (essential, positive-charged, and satiety amino acids) … Continue reading →
THE OBESITY CURE At Last, a breakthrough in nutritional science that identifies the cause and solution to OBESITY, the #1 cause of metabolic disease…Dr. George Scheele’s new book on Amazon. http://www.atlasbooks.com/theobesitycure/ STANDARD PROTEIN (17%) EQUALS HIGH PROTEIN (35%) DIETS IN … Continue reading →
Burgers, doughnuts, pizza. Stay up real late working or studying, and your body seems to crave them. Carrots and apples, not so much. Why is that? Researchers have measured people’s food choices and imaged their brain activity after a … Continue reading →
DR SCHEELE’S TAKE HOME POINTS FROM RECENT ARTICLE BELOW Dr. Esselstein has finally gotten to Dr. Lundell! Toxins include processed foods: Packed with sugar Soaked in omega 6s in polyunsaturated vegetable oils (soybean, corn, and sunflower oils manufactured by Cargill) … Continue reading →
Dr. Scheele says: This is interesting. Overweight women who do not eat breakfast have a harder time managing carbs (sugar and carbs) at lunch showing longer time for elevated blood sugar to return to normal, which indicates insulin resistance. The … Continue reading →
This Article published recently in the NY times reviews the latest Diet Pills but leaves out all the information on Side Effects! Factor4 has no side effects, is not a Pharmaceutical and works naturally to restore your metabolic system resulting … Continue reading →
Factor4 is the right solution at the right time and it’s time is now! Dr. George Scheele has the answer to the Obesity Epidemic! A Label Calls Attention to Obesity By JANE E. BRODY Most people know that obesity can … Continue reading →
The solution to the disease: Factor4 Weight Control® with Power Amino Acids®! A.M.A. Recognizes Obesity as a Disease Mamta Popat/Arizona Daily Star, via Associated Press Sugary diets and weight problems remain a central health issue. By ANDREW POLLACK Published: June … Continue reading →
Listen to Tip A study indicates that women who eat at least three servings a week of fish with omega-3 fatty acids have a lower risk of polyps that could develop into colon cancer. Vanderbilt University researcher Harvey Murff saw … Continue reading →
Listen to Tip An A1C test can help to diagnose diabetes. That’s because an A1C test measures the sugar glucose attached to a specific blood protein, hemoglobin, which stays in the blood about three months. By comparison, the standard blood … Continue reading →
Listen to Tip An active video game doesn’t necessarily make a kid more active. A new study of 78 children, ages 9 to 12, shows that kids were no more or less active when playing an active video game. … Continue reading →
Listen to Tip Pregnant women…watch your diet. What you eat can affect both you and your newborn. Gestational diabetes is a common pregnancy complication that can affect both you and your baby. Data from 13,000 women participating in the … Continue reading →
HHS Healthbeat (2-10-12) The BMI app Listen to Tip Body Mass Index, or BMI, is a reliable indicator of body fatness based on your height and weight, and places you in one of three categories; normal, overweight or obese. … Continue reading →
