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Apr 29th 2024

It Takes a Team of Nutrients to Build Strong Bones

Raymond Francis often says, “If you are deficient in only one nutrient, you will get sick, guaranteed.” Although many people still focus single-mindedly on calcium, bone-building is a team sport. While calcium may be the star player, it’s ineffective and even dangerous without its teammates. If even one member of the team goes AWOL, your bones will suffer. Bones are about half mineral and half protein. Minerals give bones their hardness—an important quality if you want to stand up straight. However a large part of bone consists of “bone matrix:” flexible tissue made of collagen and studded with hard minerals. Calcium accounts for about 64% of bone’s mineral content, but phosphorus and magnesium also contribute to bone hardness. Zinc, manganese, silica and copper are used as co-enzymes in constructing bone matrix. Vitamin C is needed to create collagen. Vitamins C, D and K and the minerals boron, chromium, germanium, selenium and vanadium play various roles in what’s called bone…

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Quercetin: Surprising Health Benefits of an Overlooked Nutrient

Posted by Ralph Panttaja on Apr 24th 2024

Quercetin: Surprising Health Benefits of an Overlooked Nutrient

Few nutrients shine as brightly as quercetin and vitamin C. These natural powerhouses work hand in hand to support healthy cell function, combat inflammation, and promote tissue regeneration from the inside out. Let's delve into the remarkable synergy between quercetin and vitamin C and explore how they can revolutionize your wellness journey.Why Quercetin and Vitamin C? Quercetin, often hailed as one of Mother Nature's finest gifts, is a potent flavonoid found abundantly in colorful fruits and vegetables. Teaming up with vitamin C, it becomes a formidable force in bolstering collagen production—the essential protein for maintaining healthy skin, bones, and tissues. This dynamic duo doesn't stop there; their antioxidant properties regenerate each other, offering a double dose of protection against free radicals and inflammation.The Benefits of Quercetin: Quercetin's benefits extend far beyond its role in collagen synthesis. Studies highlight its prowess in disease p…

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Unraveling the Complexity of Health: Understanding the Role of B Vitamins

Posted by Ralph Panttaja on Apr 10th 2024

Unraveling the Complexity of Health: Understanding the Role of B Vitamins

Welcome to Beyond Health International! Today, we're diving deep into the essence of health and wellness, guided by the insightful words of Dr. Curnutt. For those new to our community, our logo represents a profound concept: one disease, two causes, six pathways. Let's explore this paradigm together.One Disease: Cellular Malfunction At the core of our being, we are composed of millions of cells. These cells form the foundation of our existence, orchestrating every function within our bodies. Understanding health begins with recognizing that cellular malfunction is the root cause of disease. Whether it's diabetes, heart disease, or neurological disorders, they all stem from disruptions at the cellular level.Two Causes: Nutritional Deficiency and Cellular Toxicity Dr. Curnutt simplifies the complex landscape of health by highlighting two primary causes of cellular malfunction: nutritional deficiency and cellular toxicity. Either we lack essential nutrients vital for cellular function,…

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Mastering Allergy Relief: The Ultimate Guide

Posted by Ralph Panttaja on Mar 19th 2024

Mastering Allergy Relief: The Ultimate Guide

Expert Insights from Dr. Justin Curnutt, PharmD Allergies affect millions worldwide, disrupting daily life with sneezing, itching, and congestion. Amidst the sea of remedies, finding effective relief can be daunting. However, armed with evidence-based strategies, Dr. Justin Curnutt, a PharmD with expertise in pharmaceuticals, unveils a roadmap to combat allergies with precision and science-backed solutions. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the world of allergies and Dr. Curnutt's expert recommendations for effective relief.  Understanding Allergies:  Before delving into remedies, it's crucial to understand allergies' mechanisms. Allergies occur when the immune system overreacts to harmless substances, triggering symptoms ranging from mild discomfort to severe reactions. Identifying and managing allergens is key to alleviating symptoms and improving quality of life.  Debunking Common Myths:  Dr. Curnutt dispels prevalent misconceptions surrounding a…

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Detoxification Using Supplementation

Posted by Ralph Panttaja on Mar 12th 2024

Detoxification Using Supplementation

In our fast-paced modern world, our bodies are constantly bombarded with toxins from various sources, ranging from pollution in the air we breathe to chemicals in the foods we eat. Amidst this onslaught, our liver stands as a stalwart guardian, tirelessly working to detoxify our bodies and keep us healthy. However, in today's toxin-laden environment, our liver often needs a helping hand to maintain optimal function. Enter detoxification supplements, powerful allies in our quest for health and longevity. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the importance of detoxification, the role of key supplements such as N-acetylcysteine (NAC) and glutathione, and how to incorporate them into your wellness routine for maximum benefit.Understanding Detoxification and the Liver The liver is often hailed as the hardest-working organ in our bodies, responsible for regulating an array of biological processes crucial to our health. One of its primary functions is detoxification, the pro…

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Unlocking the Power of "1 Disease, 2 Causes, 6 Pathways" for Optimal Health

Posted by Ralph Panttaja on Mar 6th 2024

Unlocking the Power of "1 Disease, 2 Causes, 6 Pathways" for Optimal Health

In the realm of health and wellness, the concept of "1 disease, 2 causes, 6 pathways" has emerged as a revolutionary approach to understanding and addressing various health concerns. At Beyond Health International, founded by the visionary chemist Raymond Francis, this principle serves as a guiding light towards achieving vibrant health and well-being. Drawing from Francis's groundbreaking book "Never Be Sick Again," this paradigm shift challenges conventional thinking and empowers individuals to take control of their health destiny.Understanding the Concept:At its core, the concept of "1 disease, 2 causes, 6 pathways" suggests that all diseases stem from the same underlying imbalances in the body, driven by two primary causes: deficiency and toxicity. These imbalances manifest through six interconnected pathways: nutrition, toxins, psychological, physical, genetic, and medical. By addressing these root causes and pathways, individuals can prevent and even reverse a multitude of health…

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4 Benefits of Natural Vitamins

Jan 23rd 2024

4 Benefits of Natural Vitamins

Vitamins are essential nutrients naturally occurring in inorganic elements, which plants absorb later. While some companies produce synthetic vitamins and supplements, vitamins are most helpful in their natural form, as naturally-sourced vitamins are absorbed better by your body. Here are the main benefits of natural vitamins.Reduce InflammationToxins, injuries, and infections can cause inflammation. Although inflammation is painful, it helps to activate the immune system and repair any damaged cells. Acute inflammation is a natural process and shouldn't worry you. However, inflammation can become chronic and affect your blood vessels, joints, and tissues.Chronic inflammation can cause skin irritation, joint swelling, and widespread pain. When this happens, you can take specific vitamins daily to reduce chronic and acute inflammation as well as improve your overall health. One of the most common types of vitamins that helps fight inflammation is curcumin. Vitamin A also hel…

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20 Benefits of Coconut Oil

Jan 23rd 2024

20 Benefits of Coconut Oil

We’ve been praising coconut oil for almost a decade now, and we searched the world to find the very finest coconut oil available, which we carry Beyond Health Coconut Oil. So, we were pleased to see an article online listing 20 benefits of this amazing stuff. Apparently coconut oil has “come into its own,” since the article begins, “You’ve no doubt noticed that coconut oil is on everyone’s lips . . . and in their frying pans, smoothies, hair, and in a little jar on their nightstand. What underlies coconut oil’s recent popularity is the sheer amount of benefits to mind, body and soul that it promises, and research shows that adding coconut oil to your diet and your person could be one of the easiest ways to improve your health, well-being, appearance, and even your sex life.”So without further ado, here are author Grant Stoddard’s 20 benefits of coconut oil: Capric acid in coconut oil increases energy and reduce food consumption. Lauric acid in coconut oil kills bacteria,…

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Jan 23rd 2024

New Blood Pressure Drug Hospitalizes 14

High blood pressure (also known as hypertension) is a serious problem in the US. Almost 1/3 of the population has hypertension, defined as a blood pressure reading of 140/90 (up from 5% of the population in 1900 and 10% in 1939), while it’s agreed that any reading over 119/79 is damaging to health. While hypertension has no symptoms, it causes half of all cardiovascular disease-related deaths, including heart attacks and strokes, and contributes to dementia, macular degeneration, and renal disease.Blood pressure medications have a notorious history of having dangerous serious side effects, however the newest class of blood pressure drugs, the angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs), have been hailed as being almost side effect-free.  Well . . . not so fast there . . .One popular ARB, olmesartan, aka Benicar, has been found to cause gut inflammation with symptoms of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss and electrolyte abnormalities severe enough to hospitalize 14 of 22 patients…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Cutting Down on Salt Saves Lives

. . . a modest reduction could reduce hypertension by up to 30%Dietary salt intake in the US is on the rise. According to a study on salt consumption done a couple of years ago at the University of California at San Francisco, this increase is primarily due to our growing consumption of processed foods, which currently supply 75-80% of the salt content in the American diet. These researchers calculated that lowering salt consumption by 3 grams a day would reduce the number of men with high blood pressure by 22-34%; reduce the number of women with high blood pressure by 16-24%; greatly diminish new cases of coronary heart disease, strokes, heart attacks and all-cause death; and save $10-24 billion yearly in health care costs.The US Department of Health and Human Services as well as the Department of Agriculture recommend limiting salt to less than 5.8 grams a day (that’s about one teaspoon of salt and 2,300 mg of sodium), and less than 3.7 grams a day (about ¾ teaspoon) for those over t…

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Local or Organic – Which to Choose?

Jan 23rd 2024

Local or Organic – Which to Choose?

Carnivore, herbivore or omnivore, it behooves us all to be locavores—people who buy food from local farms. Buying both local and organic is usually best the best option. This not only supports your health by consuming fresher food, it also supports your local economy and helps the environment. Buying locally is often a bargain for both consumer and farmer. The consumer may pay less by eliminating middlemen, and the farmer gets a fair return. According to the Organic Consumers Association (OCA), using conventional channels farmers get only an average of 20 cents for every dollar spent on food. They do much better selling direct. Local produce is fresher. Produce begins losing nutrient value within hours after it is harvested, and many vegetables and especially fruits are weeks and even months old before they reach outlets. Crops destined for shipping, especially fruit, are often picked before they’re ripe and never reach their maximum nutrient potential. According to one report,…

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Jan 23rd 2024

L’huile de Grace for a Radiant Complexion

Have a date with someone special? A job interview? Or do you just want to look your most fabulous every day?L’huile de Grace (“the oil of grace”) is pure, raw nutrition for your skin, devoid of any harmful chemicals – a truly unique skin care product unlike anything you’ve ever used, designed to make you feel and look your radiant best.This rich facial oil uses herbs and essential oils renowned for healing and nourishing the skin while uplifting the spirit. Frankincense, for example, considered the holy anointing oil in the Middle East, was valued more than gold in ancient times for all-purpose healing and for stimulating and elevating the mind. Helichrysum has been used traditionally to regenerate nerves and tissues, increase circulation, treat skin conditions, and uplift the subconscious. The ancient Egyptians used Neroli to heal mind, body and spirit; made from the blossoms of the bitter orange tree, Neroli is reputed to be a nervous system tonic that encourages confidence, cou…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Kids Aren’t Getting Enough Pure Water

Like everyone else, children need water.  For one thing, the immune system functions best when well-hydrated. Mild dehydration in children can also cause constipation and behavior changes, for example acting tired, dizzy or slow to respond.Most kids do get enough; the problem is they’re getting it in the form of fruit juice, soft drinks, energy drinks and sports drinks – all high in sugar, and most containing additional toxins as well.Sweetened drink consumption is on the rise. Soft drinks are the single largest contributor of calorie intake in the US today. About 50% of the added sugars in our diets come from sodas, sports and energy drinks, coffee beverages and fruit juice. A recent article in Pediatrics noted that energy and sports drinks are being heavily marketed to children; that energy drinks are inappropriate because they contain stimulants; and that sugary sports drinks should be avoided because they contribute to obesity.Acknowledging that many kids today are hooked on f…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Is This the Year You Start Exercising?

Is this the year you finally establish a regular exercise program? Exercise is the wonder drug par excellence. We can’t think of a single body system—whether it’s cardiovascular, digestive, neurological, musculoskeletal—you name it, that exercise doesn’t improve. It even makes the senses keener. Yet, only 20 percent of US adults meet the government’s exercise guidelines: 150 minutes a week of moderate aerobic activity (or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise, or an equivalent combination) plus two sessions per week of muscle-strengthening activity. Want a free and easy way to find out how fit you are? Click here. The most convenient and efficient way we’ve found to exercise is rebounding. What's rebounding? Simply bouncing up and down on a specially constructed trampoline called a rebounder. There is no more efficient form of exercise, bar none, because it exercises every single cell in your body simultaneously. One or two 15-minute sessions a day will provide you with…

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Treating Alzheimer's - With Coconut Oil

Jan 23rd 2024

Treating Alzheimer's - With Coconut Oil

What is Diabetes?Decades ago, type 2 diabetes used to be called "sugar diabetes." There was a reason for this. Eating sugar causes diabetes. Too bad we have moved away from that accurate description of this disease. However, sugar causes another form of diabetes—diabetes of the brain. We call it Alzheimer’s disease. Diabetes is the condition where your body’s response to insulin is weakened, and sugar is no longer adequately transported into cells. Insulin resistance is the result of constantly assaulting your body with the dangerous toxin known as sugar. Excessive sugar, especially fructose, and grain consumption are the driving factors behind insulin resistance. Grains, even whole grains, will flood the body with too much sugar and cause insulin resistance. Insulin resistance contributes massively to inflammation, and inflammation will damage and degenerate your brain.Your brain is almost totally dependent on sugar to make the energy it needs to function. Constantly assaulting t…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Increased Physical Activity in Seniors Boosts Heart Health

With statistics showing their risk of heart disease increases with age, seniors are constantly reminded to go easy on their heart. So it may seem counter-intuitive, even dangerous, to get more active in retirement.But can adding in a bit of daily activity or exercise lower that risk and improve overall heart health in aging seniors? That’s what a team of researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston and the University of Porto in Portugal recently set out to determine.As part of a larger community-based study on heart disease risk factors called the Cardiovascular Health Study, 985 adults aged 65 and older wore heart monitors 24 hours a day for 5 years. In the new study, researchers analyzed recordings of their heart rate variability, those time differences between one heartbeat and the next during normal daily activity.According to researcher and lead author of the study Dr. Luisa Soares-Miranda, when monitoring changes in heart rate variability, scientists can predict…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Get More Nutrient Absorption from Your Salad with Olive Oil!

. . . and more nutrition in our very special traditionally made olive oilIn this study, volunteers were fed salads with three different types of fat-based dressings made from saturated, monounsaturated or polyunsaturated fat. Their blood was then tested for absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.Monounsaturated fat-based dressings won hands down at promoting absorption of carotenoids (like beta-carotene, lycopene, lutein and zeaxanthin) in fruits and vegetables.All of the fat-soluble vitamins -- A, D, E and K, and the carotenoids -- need to be taken with fat in order to be well-absorbed.  You might as well make it a healthy fat AND a delicious fat like our olive oil, high in monounsaturated fat.Although canola oil is also touted for being high in monounsaturates, it is just one more toxic oil and best avoided.Our very special Beyond Health olive oil is grown, harvested and milled with traditional methods that preserve all of olive oil's inherent nutrients (and health be…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Are Geese Smarter than Humans?

Humans may have other species beat when it comes to doing higher mathematics, but where food choices are involved, wild geese proved to be significantly more intelligent.Consider this report from anti-GMO activist Jeffrey Smith’s important book, Seeds of Deception.An Illinois soybean farmer had been plagued by a neighboring flock of soybean-loving geese which habitually made a feast of his fields, reducing plant growth to almost a stubble.Unwittingly, genetic engineering helped him to solve this problem. One year, he planted part of one field with genetically modified soybeans. When the geese arrived for their usual feast, they completely ignored this portion of the field and ate only the conventional soybeans, leaving a distinct pattern of growth that showed where each type of soybean had been planted.This solved the problem of keeping the geese away, but it’s just like the refined flour that no bugs want to eat. What are these animals, who are obviously smarter than we are in certain…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Fill in 'Nutritional Gaps' With Beyond Health’s Basic Wellness Kit

For years, we’ve repeatedly warned that you can no longer get all the required nutrients your body needs from food, and we’re not alone. Researchers from four reputable institutions recently took issue with the latest claims that vitamin supplements are a waste of money.In a commentary published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, researchers from the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University, the Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute, Tufts University, and the Harvard School of Public Health asserted that while a proper diet is the preferred way to get nutrients required by your cells and necessary for optimal health, it’s no longer possible for most Americans. Current lifestyle and dietary choices create “nutritional gaps” that simply cannot be overcome by food alone.What are these nutritional gaps?Most Americans eat a typical diet of overly processed foods containing white flour, sugar, red meat, dairy, and processed vegetable oils. Yet, you may remember us mention…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Chose the Right Fish Oil

. . . many are contaminated and/or rancidMost fish and fish oil today are just too toxic to be beneficial. In addition, many fish oils on the market are rancid (oxidized). Omega 3 fats are extremely perishable, and great care and extra expense are needed to provide a fish oil product free of rancidity.Our seas and oceans are increasingly contaminated, and these contaminants find their way into many fish oil supplements. Several years ago, a report by the American Chemical Society found increasingly high levels of flame retardants, as well as pesticides and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in several brands of cod liver oil.It pays to be selective when choosing a fish oil supplement. You can trust Beyond Health to supply clean fish oil supplements. Our Fish Oil Formula is purified of contaminants and handled carefully so as to protect them from rancidity.Also, often overlooked, fish oil can also oxidize after it is ingested. Anyone taking fish oil should also be taking vitamin E to…

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Jan 23rd 2024

Can You Be Fat AND Healthy?

. . . a misleading new study from CanadaAmericans keep getting fatter. In the past 15 years adult obesity has approximately doubled in 17 states according to a survey sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Twenty years ago, not one state had an obesity rate of more than 15%. Now, only Colorado, with 19.8% obese, has an obesity rate of less than 20%. In twelve states, the obesity rate is above 30%.As obesity becomes more normal, it's become more socially acceptable and less cause for concern. In the same way that many people consider themselves healthy even though they're taking several different medications, the overweight and even the obese now tend to see themselves as fundamentally healthy. A new study from Canada feeds this misperception.Published last August in Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolism, this study used a new rating system called the Edmonton Obesity Staging System (EOSS) to categorize the obese. It puts them into five categories according to the prese…

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