Osteoporosis Reversal Program

Social stress, which can be caused by deteriorating relationships or problems at the workplace (to name a few), correlates to bone loss, according to a recent study published in the … Continue Reading →

Barbecue season is in full swing in the Northern Hemisphere. In backyards and parks across the land, charcoal is glowing, gas grills are flaring, and people are gathering to enjoy … Continue Reading →

How much exercise does it take to save a life? This month’s bulletin starts with a study that answers that question. It turns out a little bit of effort goes … Continue Reading →

Studies have confirmed that supplementation with Vitamin K2 improves insulin sensitivity. This makes the micronutrient a valuable tool for managing Type 2 diabetes since a primary feature of the condition … Continue Reading →

Stomach acid is a critical component of your digestive process. If your digestive system can’t function properly, you won’t be able to get the nutrients your body (and your bones) … Continue Reading →

According to an editorial published in the Australasian Medical Journal, doctors are often unaware of the newest developments in the field of medicine. Many Savers report experiences that reflect this, … Continue Reading →

Phytoestrogens are naturally occurring biochemicals found in certain plants. The “phyto” part of the word indicates the compound’s plant origins. As you may guess, the “estrogen” part refers to the … Continue Reading →

This month’s Bulletin starts with a disappointing ruling on 500 lawsuits brought against Big Pharma giant Merck. We’ll look at how the corporation avoided responsibility for its failure to warn … Continue Reading →

Today, coffee lovers get some good news. A recently published study has found that coffee drinking, when done in moderation, can actually bolster your bone health. Researchers are attributing the … Continue Reading →