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Friday, November 22, 2013

The Benefits of Organic Germanium

The Benefits of Organic Germanium

By Clifford H Woods

The Benefits of Organic Germanium
There’s so much debate going on about organic germanium. Many scientists are calling it a wonder compound because of its ability to combat almost any kinds of diseases. So, is this claim really true and 100% effective, or is it just another medical hoax?

Nature and History: Sometime in 1885, this trace element or mineral was first uncovered in a mining facility in Freiberg, Germany. Actually, it is pretty abundant throughout the earth’s crust. Aside from this, recent studies suggest its existence in fossilized plants, certain food items, mineralized water and some herbal plants.

However, from the pure germanium ore that was taken from the earth crust, many scientists have toiled for years to extract a new compound known as germanium-132, which is the one that is most commonly referred today as the miracle “organic germanium.”

Natural germanium exhibits both metallic and non-metallic properties. Its inorganic form is beneficial in the field of electronics, while its organic counterpart is very helpful in stimulating electrical activity down to the cellular level. By doing so, it induces oxygen catalysis within the body. This is, without a doubt, the most basic characteristic why it is gaining ground in the medical field, as bacteria and viruses normally attack the cellular level.

Benefits and Uses: Because organic germanium enhances oxygen flow throughout the body, it promotes optimum cellular activity. Take this analogy. Cancer cells hate oxygen whereas healthy cells love being oxygenated. So, taking this organic compound proves to be very bad news for cancer.

This is why oncology experts are currently studying the efficacy of this breakthrough compound, as it seems to play a vital role is suppressing the spread and rapid multiplication of dangerous cancer cells. As a matter of fact, Japan and Russia have been in the forefront of using germanium as an alternative therapy for cancer since it has long shown great improvements in strengthening the body’s response against certain tumors. In connection to its cancer fighting ability, this compound also heightens immune function, thereby, improving the body’s overall defense against microbiological invaders. It fights against free radicals and aids in detoxifying the body as well.

This benefit is probably rooted to the compound’s ability to increase the production of interferon. These chemical substances are naturally released by leukocytes to combat pathogens. It comes as no surprise why it is very effective in fending off viruses.

New study results have also shown remarkable improvements in normalizing serum cholesterol and blood pressure levels among those who are taking the compound. This is probably because of its use in improving blood circulation and blood vessel rejuvenation.

There are many other benefits of using organic germanium, which includes protection against radiation, vision improvement, relief from chronic inflammation or pain, and even improving the general condition of the skin, that is, if the compound is used as an ointment.

Before one can savor these germanium benefits, it must also be taken into consideration that a person must generally obtain sound physical and mental health.

A person should take a balanced diet regularly to prevent acid-base imbalances in the system. He should also strive to be stress-free, because a sound mental state helps maintain balance in the autonomic nervous system. This miracle compound can only be effective given that the above requisites are met. 
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Author: Clifford H Woods is the Executive Director of Vibrant Life. 
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Monday, August 26, 2013

High Blood Pressure, Causes, and Natural Remedies

High Blood Pressure, Causes, and Natural Remedies

By Clifford H Woods

As your blood circulates through the body, it presses up against the walls of the arteries. This force of pressure is referred to as blood pressure. When the pressure against the arterial walls becomes too high, these walls often become narrow or thicken and this adds an extra burden of stress on the heart.

Blood pressure may in some cases temporarily rise from stress, exercise or other emotions from joy to anger. But the pressure quickly returns to normal once the stressor has passed. But in many individuals, the blood pressure is high all the time.

Approximately 50 million Americans have high blood pressure or hypertension, with almost half of those over the age of 65. This disorder can cause very other serious conditions, such as stroke, heart disease, eye damage, diabetes, and kidney problems; so hypertension is considered one of the nation’s leading health problems.

Causes: it is believed by most doctors that the root causes deride from one of these:
  1. Diet high in sugar, fat and/or salt
  2. Alcohol or caffeine and any other stimulates
  3. Obesity
  4. Smoking
  5. Inactivity
  6. Pregnancy or birth control pills
  7. Underlying medical disorders
  8. Poisoning with heavy metal
There are natural remedies that may help any high blood pressure.
These include but not limited to:

  • Hawthorne (Crataegus oxycanthae): this is an herbal medicine that dilates the artery walls and will decrease blood pressure. The berry is the part of the plant that is used and can be taken as a tincture, capsule, or tea. It is considered an excellent tonic for the heart but should not be mixed with any heart medications prescribed by your physician.
  • Calcium and magnesium: these are minerals that have shown with studies to lower blood pressure. It is advised to take a combination of 500 mg of calcium and 250 mg of magnesium twice daily.
  • Coenzyme Q10: studies show that this nutrient also reduces blood pressure when one takes 100 mg 2 to 3 times daily.
  • Fish Oil: this is great for reducing blood pressure when taken on a long-term basis – this is usually 3000 mg 3 times each day.
  • Garlic: several studies confirm garlic’s ability to lower blood pressure on a 600 mg twice-daily regimen of an aged garlic extract.
  • Vitamin C: this has a mild effect with lowering of the blood pressure and also helps the body to detoxify any toxic metal, such as lead, which can contribute to high blood pressure. 1000 to 2000 mg or more daily is recommended – Vitamin C is water-soluble and the body does not store it.
  • Potassium: this is a mineral that has been shown in many studies and tests to lower blood pressure. Use as part of a product that is a salt-substitute. Or else, use up to 2000 mg only under the management of a physician. Do not use potassium if you are taking any diuretic that is potassium sparing or have heart disease or kidney problems that are serious.
Other natural remedies include:

  • Passionflower (Passiflora incarnate) this relaxes the nerves and is helpful for blood pressure that increases due to stress. Take 0.5 ml or 250 mg no more than 3 times daily.
  • Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) very strong nerve relaxer nerve much like Valium and can lower blood pressure indirectly. Take 0.5 to 1.0 ml or 300 mg up to 3 times each day.
  • Oatstraw (Avena sativa) and Chamomile (Matricaria recutita)are herbs for relaxing the nerves. They can be used as a tea throughout the day.
  • Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) is extract and should be taken in 500 mg doses three times each day for a blood pressure-lowering effect.
  • Dandelion leaf (Taraxacium officinale) works like a very gentle, natural diuretic that lowers blood pressure. Take 300 mg of capsule form or 2 ml up to three times daily.
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Clifford H Woods is the Executive Director of Vibrant Life.
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Friday, July 26, 2013

Calcium and Bone Health

Calcium and Bone Health

By Clifford H Woods

Calcium is a mineral needed for strong teeth and bone health. It is also important in the growth of young adults and children.  The absorption of calcium as well as vitamin D, and the creation of bone reach a peak around twenty years of age.  It begins to decrease from the age of thirty when a process of draining begins.
Good intake of calcium and vitamin D increases bone mass in children and young adults, as well as decreases bone loss and improves bone health among people over 30.

Research has shown that calcium benefits by having slimming effect on the metabolism and could be important as an element of weight loss.  This research has also shown that calcium prevents weight gain by promoting the type of fat that is burned instead of the type that is stored.

Experts advise 3 servings a day as well as decreasing calories in other areas of the diet that will accommodate this increase in daily intake. Milk has also shown added calcium benefits by its antioxidant-rich properties that can prevent some cancers, such as ovarian, colorectal and breast cancer.

However, studies have also shown that extreme doses of calcium might increase the risk of some cancers as well.  This suggests that calcium supplementation is not a way to prevent cancer, but adequate intake of calcium through diet is recommended instead.

There is research suggesting that adequate intake of calcium benefits by reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease as well as hypertension.  Although 99 percent of calcium goes to the health of teeth and bones, the remaining 1 percent shows the tendency to play a role in the functioning of muscles and nerve transmission.

Deficiency in calcium can cause problems with the heart as well as high blood pressure, but so can too much calcium; so, expert suggests that the source of calcium for health needs should come from calcium-rich food and not supplementation.

Vitamin D is vital in helping the body use calcium from the diet and research also indicates the benefits of vitamin D in fighting various other health difficulties.  Low levels of vitamin D in blood have been linked with heightened risk of heart diseases and memory issues in older adults, with asthma and cancer in kids.

Research shows that vitamin D plays a part in the prevention and treatment of type 1 and type 2 diabetes as well as high blood pressure.


Natural sources of vitamin D and calcium for bone health also come from the sun, but spending much time in the sun currently is bad for the skin, so vitamin D and calcium benefits are both best received through several natural food sources such as some fish, egg yolks, fish liver oils, grain products and dairy that is fortified.

Experts believe that research is showing that both calcium and vitamin D are important in areas of health.





Clifford H Woods is the Executive Director of Vibrant Life.
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