videos on practical tips to improve brain function, cramps, and asthma; not to mention a video entitled Best Foods to Improve Sexual Function. I cover avocados, red wine, flax versus chia, and the breast cancer risk associated with applying aluminum-containing antiperspirants to shaved underarms.
The current batch of videos from the previous volume is about to run out on NutritionFacts.org. So, starting next week and running through May, I’ll roll out this new set. They will all eventually be available for free online, but if you don’t want to wait you can watch them all streaming right now. You can also order it as a physical DVD.
Here’s the full list of chapters from the new volume—a preview of what’s to come over the next few months on NutritionFacts.org:
- Don’t Wait Until Your Doctor Kicks the Habit
- Benefits of Ginger for Menstrual Cramps
- Which Intestines for Food and Cosmetics?
- Should Vitamin D Supplements Be Taken to Prevent Falls in the Elderly?
- Benefits of Green Tea for Boosting Antiviral Immune Function
- Dangers of Dietary Supplement Deregulation
- How to Become a Fecal Transplant Super Donor
- Benefits of Rosemary for Brain Function
- How to Treat Asthma with a Low Salt Diet
- Sodium and Autoimmune Disease: Rubbing Salt in the Wound?
- Do Men Who Have More Sex Live Longer?
- Best Foods to Improve Sexual Function
- Which Are Better: Chia Seeds or Flax Seeds?
- How to Boost Your Immune System with Wakame Seaweed
- Are the BPA-Free Alternatives Safe?
- Higher Blood Pressure May Lead to Brain Shrinkage
- How to Block Breast Cancer’s Estrogen-Producing Enzymes
- How to Prevent Blood Sugar and Triglyceride Spikes after Meals
- The Effects of Avocados and Red Wine on Postprandial Inflammation
- How to Counter the Effects of Air Pollution
- Is It Better to Advise More Plants or Less Junk?
- How Much Should You Exercise?
- Antiperspirants and Breast Cancer
- Treating Bacterial Vaginosis with Vaginal Vitamin C
- Lowering Our Sodium to Potassium Ratio to Reduce Stroke Risk
- How Our Gut Bacteria Can Use Eggs to Accelerate Cancer
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