Dr. Royal Lee (1895-1967) Inventor, Scientist, Genius, Founder of Standard Process, Inc. Vitamins are complexes, they are parts of enzyme systems – Like a watch which is a timekeeping mechanism – it is functional, organic, interactive – a watch is not a hunk of brass – a vitamin complex is not ascorbic acid – it is more – it is complex – organic – functional. Dr. Royal Lee 1957 B-COMPLEX DEFICIENCY NEGATIVELY IMPACTS THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF MILLIONS! Do you suffer B-Complex Vitamin deficiency? The answer is likely YES! [...]
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“Glucose (alias Corn Syrup, Fruit Sugar, Dextrose, Corn Sugar, High Fructose Corn Syrup) … contributes to the cause of diabetes, a predisposition to heart disease, hypertension, sluggishness, brain fatigue, overweight, irritability, mental depression, impairs the assimilation of calcium, and destroys vital amino acids if they are cooked in its presence.” Dr. Royal Lee 1958 Take The Sugar Challenge Refined sugars are not a nutritional essential. In fact refined sugar, and its “cousin” white flour, are primary causes of the leaching of healthful nutrients from our bodies – while at the [...]
Continue ReadingThe Sugar Challenge That Will Change Your Life
Take the Sugar Challenge! and Build Your Health The Sugar Challenge is a 7 day to three week “test run” to see how much better you might feel after getting off all forms of refined carbohydrates and sugars. Breaking the sugar habit may not be easy, but it is worthwhile. Sugar and refined carbs leach vitamins and minerals out of your body. You need to get off the sugar then build back your stores of those lost nutritional essentials. Step One – What condition are you in now? Before we [...]
Continue ReadingStudy Finds Teenagers at Greater Risk of Cardiovascular Diseases
November 18, 2011 By Kalen Smith In their annual National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found teenagers may be at greater risk of developing heart disease than previously thought. The study relied on data collected from 5,450 children between the ages of 12 and 19. The study focused on key factors relevant to cardiovascular health, including diet, exercise, body mass index, cholesterol, smoking, blood pressure and glucose levels. Results of the Study The study made a few concerning revelations. This concerns were reported before [...]
Continue ReadingWhy Are You So Tired?
Stressful challenges from our environment such as air, water and chemical pollution, the eating of junk “foods”, stressed interpersonal relationships, over- work and anxiety, combined with fears of the unknown future for our family and friends are the signs of our times. Coping with these physical, mental and emotional stresses tests the limits of our health. Each and every one of these challenging factors calls upon one or more of the dozens of healthful functions provided by the adrenal glands. The adrenals are endocrine glands the size of walnuts which [...]
Continue ReadingOur Children, Nutritional Deficiencies, The Future Of Our Society
Don’t Let Children Suffer Nutritional Deficiencies Children are our greatest asset and the source of our future success, yet the health and well-being of this “greatest asset” is failing. “The best means of forming a manly, virtuous, and happy people will be found in the right education of youth. Without this foundation, every other means, in my opinion, must fail.” George Washington Research indicates that lack of proper nutrition has spawned dramatic increases in nutritionally related diseases, misbehavior and reliance on medication to control behavior of our children*. Parents must [...]
Continue ReadingAutoimmune Disease
Autoimmune Disease – PMGs to the Rescue! As these chronic serious conditions are on the rise, are we looking for solutions in all the wrong places? Today’s scientists might look back to a genius of the 20th century, Dr. Royal Lee, for simple answers to a complicated subject. What is autoimmune disease, can it be stopped, and more importantly, can it be prevented? What is Autoimmune Disease? Autoimmune disease is best described as an allergy to oneself. The body actually becomes allergic to its own tissue. When human tissue [...]
Continue ReadingChronic Fatigue, low energy, allergies, exhaustion, and fibromyalgia
Understanding your body and how it reacts to stress Hans Selye said that a painful blow and a passionate kiss can be equally stressful. The point is that anything that requires a return of balance to homeostasis is considered a stress. Normally our body, and particularly our adrenal glands, help us adapt to our situation by making changes and secreting substances which help us deal with the situation. Some people push their adrenals and their bodies and a “fight or flight” stress situation becomes prolonged, which furthers chronic fatigue and [...]
Continue ReadingHouse Protects Pizza as a Vegetable
By Lisa Baertlein and Charles Abbott (Reuters) – The House of Representatives dealt a blow to childhood obesity warriors on Thursday by passing a bill that abandons proposals that threatened to end the reign of pizza and French fries on federally funded school lunch menus. The scuttled changes, which would have stripped pizza’s status as a vegetable and limited how often French fries could be served, stemmed from a 2010 child nutrition law calling on schools to improve the nutritional quality of lunches served to almost 32 million U.S. school children. The action [...]
Continue ReadingImpact of sleep, depression and stress on weight change in the intensive weight loss phase of the LIFE study.
Elder CR, Gullion CM, Funk KL, Debar LL, Lindberg NM, Stevens VJ. Source Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research, Portland, OR, USA. Abstract Background:The LIFE study is a two-phase randomized clinical trial comparing two approaches to maintaining weight loss following guided weight loss. Phase I provided a nonrandomized intensive 6-month behavioral weight loss intervention to 472 obese (body mass index 30-50) adult participants. Phase II is the randomized weight loss maintenance portion of the study. This paper focuses on Phase I measures of sleep, screen time, depression and stress. Methods:The [...]
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