The Kevin Trudeau Show: 8-11-12
Today, Kevin reveals the REAL reason why the government is sending over billions of dollars in aid to countries all around the world. Plus, pet expert, Dr. Geoffrey Broderick, stops by the show to explain how you can turn your pet’s health around and even double its lifespan!
Self Help:
Viral Detox
Supplement Your Diet
Grass Fed Beef
Health:
America’s “Healthiest” Fast Food Breakfasts
Chemicals Formed During Deep Frying Increase Risk of Breast Cancer
FDA Knew About Safety Concerns at Tainted Alcohol Wipes Plant
Optimism May Increase Lifespan
Over 50% of Men Have HPV
Technology:
Employees Spend Half Their Day Doing Nothing
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Economy Faces New Threats
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 2-11-12
Do you know the truth about inflation? KT talks about the dire economic situation in America and what you can do to help you and your family. Plus, realize the power of perseverance and positive thought before it’s too late!
Self Help:
Global Information Network
Your Wish Is Your Command
Health:
Dr. Andrew Wakefield Sues BMJ, Journalist Brian Deer For Defamation
CDC Deliberately Manipulated, Covered Up Scientific Data Showing Link Between Vaccines Containing Mercury And Autism
Doctor Linked Autism To Vaccine, Banned To Practice
Wealth:
Mainstream Media Keeps Putting Lipstick On Pig Economy
Mass Inflation Ahead
Government ‘Always’ Lies, Tweaks Inflation and Jobless Data
Why Inflation Is Hitting Baby Boomers Hardest
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 2-4-12
KT reveals where the majority of advertising in the media is coming from, and who in fact OWNS the media! Plus, Eddie Freeman of eXfuze stopped by to explain how you, too, can become wealthy from the comfort of your own home. Click here to get rich today!
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Employees Spend Half Their Days Doing Nothing
Optimism May Help You Live Longer
HPV Affects Half of U.S. Men
Big Pharma Research Admits to Faking Research
Pfizer Hid Evidence That Hormone Replacement Drug Causes Cancer
Triclosan Used in Sanitizers & Soaps Raise Concerns
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 11-19-11
KT reveals where the majority of advertising in the media is coming from, and who in fact OWNS the media! Plus, Eddie Freeman of eXfuze stopped by to explain how you, too, can become wealthy from the comfort of your own home. Click here to get rich today!
Self Help:
Resolve Herpes
There Is A Cure For Diabetes
Health
Employees Spend Half Their Days Doing Nothing
Optimism May Help You Live Longer
HPV Affects Half of U.S. Men
Big Pharma Research Admits to Faking Research
Pfizer Hid Evidence That Hormone Replacement Drug Causes Cancer
Triclosan Used in Sanitizers & Soaps Raise Concerns
NWO
World Economic Forum’s Security Chief Found Dead After ‘Suicide’
Leaked Climate Emails Scientist ‘Hid’ Data Flaws
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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 3-5-11
Today, Kevin reveals the REAL reason why the government is sending over billions of dollars in aid to countries all around the world. Plus, pet expert, Dr. Geoffrey Broderick, stops by the show to explain how you can turn your pet’s health around and even double its lifespan!
Self Help:
Viral Detox
Supplement Your Diet
Grass Fed Beef
KT Live!
Health:
America’s “Healthiest” Fast Food Breakfasts
Chemicals Formed During Deep Frying Increase Risk of Breast Cancer
FDA Knew About Safety Concerns at Tainted Alcohol Wipes Plant
Optimism May Increase Lifespan
Over 50% of Men Have HPV
Technology:
Employees Spend Half Their Day Doing Nothing
Wealth:
Economy Faces New Threats
NWO:
Swiss Banker Will Stay True To Secrecy Laws
Deputy Attorney General Fired Over Twitter Posts
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Optimism May Help You Live Longer
March 3, 2011 by admin
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March 3rd, 2011
AOL Health
By: Catherine Donaldson Evans
A positive outlook may help guard against heart disease and increase the chances of a long life, a new study suggests, bolstering previous findings.
Researchers from Duke University Medical Center followed 2,800 patients who’d been hospitalized with heart disease. Those with the most optimistic attitudes about making a full recovery were more likely to live longer than their pessimistic counterparts, according to lead author John Barefoot.
Specifically, the upbeat heart patients had a 30 percent greater chance of survival after 15 years than the negative ones.
“Our research shows better physical recovery and a higher likelihood of survival is linked to attitude — personal beliefs about their illness,” Barefoot, a professor emeritus at Duke, told USA Today.
The team of scientists asked the cardiac patients being treated for coronary artery disease to fill out a questionnaire while they were in the hospital being diagnosed. The survey asked them how they felt about their recovery and their outlook on resuming their normal way of life.
They were told to “agree” or “disagree” with statements including “I expect my lifestyle will suffer;” “I can still live a long, healthy life;” and “I doubt that I’ll ever fully recover,” according to Barefoot.
The researchers tracked the patients for about 15 years after their treatment and accounted for a wide range of factors, including age, gender, seriousness of condition, depression and income level, the paper said. They still found that optimism was linked with longevity and better health.
Though it isn’t known exactly why a positive attitude seems to be correlated with good health, Barefoot theorizes it may be because optimistic people handle illness better, are less likely to give up hope, are more adept at problem solving, have less of a physiological reaction to stress and exercise more regularly.
“I think those kinds of things need to be investigated in much more detail,” he said.
There could be other explanations for the results, however.
Dr. Steven E. Nissen, department chair of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, told ABC News that patients “with a ‘positive’ attitude may simply be healthier than patients with a negative attitude. In fact, their ‘attitude’ may reflect their health status.”
The optimistic participants may also have been getting higher-quality medical treatment than the pessimistic ones.
“Cardiovascular providers [might] give better care to patients with a positive outlook — perhaps spending more time with them or being more conscientious,” Dr. James Kirkpatrick, assistant professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, told ABC.
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The Amazing Benefits of Pink Grapefruit Essential Oil
December 27, 2010 by admin
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December 27th, 2010
Natural News
By: Jo Hartley
Pink Grapefruit Essential Oil is cold pressed from the rind of the grapefruit. This beneficial essential oil is not only a cleansing and revitalizing oil, but its bright aroma energizes and uplifts the spirit. Pink Grapefruit is also known to stop cravings for sweets. If one is struggling with weight loss, this essential oil can be a very helpful addition to an aromatherapy routine
Pink Grapefruit is actually referred to as the “dieter’s friend.” It is also recommended for treating eating disorders and obesity issues.
Pink Grapefruit is a perfect way to jump into those difficult mornings when you can’t bring yourself to crawl out of bed. If it is kept it by the bedside it can be of great help to get moving and wake up. Also, consider using this essential oil for aromatherapy when feelings of being overwhelmed threaten. When one feels drained, Grapefruit oil can help renew a healthy optimism!
Pink Grapefruit essential oil is also useful for enhancing self esteem. After inhalation, one will feel a sense of empowerment. It is not unusual for people to actually recapture childlike joy after inhaling Pink Grapefruit oil. The urge to skip down the street or jump on the bed would not be unheard of.
Not only does Pink Grapefruit help to diminish people’s appetites, but it also helps improve digestion and metabolism.
Adding a drop or two of Pink Grapefruit essential oil to the shampoo bottle will result in a lustrous shine in one’s hair. Pink Grapefruit has also been shown to help eliminate oily scalps and other skin and hair conditions.
If Pink Grapefruit oil is applied topically, it can have beneficial toning and astringent effects. It has also been proven to stimulate the lymphatic system. In this way it helps the body remove toxins. Pink Grapefruit oil also stimulates liver and gallbladder function. It makes an excellent body tonic because it increases circulation and it tones skin cells.
According to ancient medicine, the sour taste of Grapefruit oil can be used to regulate and balance conditions like flatulence, constipation, anxiety, worry, restlessness, PMS, and insomnia. The sour taste also helps improve a sluggish digestive system.
Last, but not least, Pink Grapefruit makes an amazing room freshener and deodorizer. It even works as a disinfectant and can be very effective as an aromatic mist!
How to use Pink Grapefruit Essential Oil:
Remember that it is important to use certified organic cold pressed oil extracted from the rind of the fruit. Pesticides are on the surfaces of fruits and vegetables and cannot simply be washed completely off.
Place one to three drops of Pink Grapefruit onto the palm of the hand.
Rub the hands together vigorously, cup the hands together, and slowly inhale the zesty aroma. You can readily adjust the intensity of the aroma simply by increasing or decreasing how close the hands are held to the nose.
Breathe in the scent of Pink Grapefruit 5 to 20 minutes prior to a meal. It is also important to drink 8 ounces of pure water after inhaling the oil.
If a blend is created with wild Patchouli essential oil, the effect of the Pink Grapefruit essential oil will be enhanced and the result will be a natural appetite suppressant.
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Optimism in Government Lowest Since Watergate
October 26, 2010 by admin
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October 26th, 2010
ABC News
By: Gary Langer
Optimism in the country’s system of government has dropped to a new low when measured against polls going back 36 years, and the public’s belief that America is the greatest nation on earth, while still high, has fallen significantly from its level a generation ago.
These results from the latest ABC News/Yahoo News poll, coming before next week’s midterm elections, suggest that public disenchantment extends beyond its economic and political roots to broader questions about the country’s governance and American exceptionalism.
The bottom hasn’t fallen out of national pride: Seventy-five percent call the United States “the greatest country in the world.” But that’s down from 88 percent when the same question was asked in 1984. And nearly a quarter, 23 percent, now take the alternative view, saying America used to be the greatest country “but isn’t anymore.” That’s up from 9 percent.
Optimism about the system has taken an even bigger hit in this poll, produced for ABC and Yahoo News by Langer Research Associates. Back in 1974 – shortly after Richard Nixon’s resignation in the Watergate scandal – 55 percent of Americans were optimistic about “our system of government and how well it works.” Today, 33 percent say that, the lowest number in nearly a dozen measurements taken across the decades. (None, though, were taken in the early 1990s, the last time economic disgruntlement was as high as it is now.)
BETTER NEWS — There’s better news on two fronts. First, while optimism is down, pessimism about the workings of government hasn’t risen; 20 percent are pessimistic, about the average over 36 years of polls, and the number peaked much higher, at 28 percent, in 1996. Instead, the number saying they’re “uncertain” about the U.S. system of government and how it’s working — 46 percent — has reached a new high.
The question, which originated with the Roper Organization, admittedly is double-barreled: Is it the system that’s the problem, or how it’s working? More of the latter, apparently. In a new follow-up, this poll asked pessimistic or uncertain Americans what the problem was — the system itself, or the people running the government. Answer: the people running the government, not the system itself, by a 3-1 margin, 74 percent to 24 percent.
Netted, this means that slightly less than half of Americans, 49 percent, are pessimistic or uncertain about the system and how it’s working, and mainly blame the people running government for the problems. Sixteen percent are pessimistic or uncertain, and blame the system itself. And nearly all of the rest, 33 percent, are optimistic about the system.
While a plurality perceives a problem with the people running the government, there’s also room for improvement in the public’s own awareness of political candidates. Thirty-five percent of Americans concede that they don’t know enough about their own selection of candidates to say how many of them, if any, “share your view of what needs to be done to improve things in this country.” Nineteen percent say there are a lot or a good amount of such candidates; the plurality, 46 percent, says there are few or none.
GROUPS — Age is a significant factor in views of the country’s greatness. Eighty-three percent of adults 50 and up call the United States the greatest country in the world; that drops to 68 percent of those under 50. (It’s 74 percent among people in their 40s, 69 percent among those in their 30s and 61 percent among 18- to 29-year-olds. These differences by decade, though, don’t reach statistical significance, given the sample sizes.)
Under-30s, moreover, are more apt than their elders to be pessimistic about the system and how well it works, 28 percent compared with 18 percent.
