Cyber Monday Special Issue

From eNewsletter 12/1/2025

DID YOU KNOW 70% of Americans believe that disinformation, mainly from news and social media, has a negative effect on society and well-being? It has gotten to the point these same Americans cite family and friends as their most trusted sources of information.

As you know, we stick to the research. We only get political when government officials get in the way of the health and wellbeing of our clients.

For over 25 years, our eNewsletter has been an oasis from the torrid pace of health disinformation spewed daily.

The following "Gastrointestinal Health Special Issue" is an example of what paid members read Mondays and Wednesdays. Wellness topics include diet, sleep, physical activity, supplements, stress management, new food and beverages brands, recipes, medical advances, and more, including access to our 48 title Action Plan library and quarterly updated shopping list.

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Small Biz Saturday Giveaway

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FDA's Awful Plans for HRT

From eNewsletter 11/26/2025

DID YOU KNOW that the FDA has made an awful decision to roll back the black box warning on women's hormone replacement therapy (HRT)?

We have been a proponent of natural HRT all along, but have been steadfast with our position that we are vehemently opposed to synthetic HRT.

FDA Chief Makary did the public a disservice when he did not differentiate between natural and synthetic HRT in his announcement in early November. We have proof that synthetic estrogen and progestin increase the risk of dementia and mild cognitive impairment, along with stroke, blood clots, gallbladder disease, and more. Moreover, when women stopped taking synthetic HRT a few decades ago, breast cancer rates dropped substantially.

It is amazing that we are here again, trying to convince women to avoid synthetic HRT. If your doctor wants you to go on synthetic HRT, please say no and explore the natural alternatives with your knowledgable health professionals.

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