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1. Lower your cholesterol and blood pressure with Ky-ani Sun by Eric Elggren

Ky-ani Sun products are fairly new to the market. What makes them different from the rest of the field of health supplements? One word: blueberries. Not just your ordinary, every day blueberries, but the Alaska wild blueberries or otherwise known as the "Super Blueberry."

In the bestselling book, "Fourteen Foods That Will Change Your Life - Superfoods RX," Dr. Steven Pratt identifies blueberries as one of the three major "Superfoods" that will change your life and your health. Why? Because blueberries contain more disease-fighting antioxidants than any other fruit. Dr. Pratt goes on to say that wild blueberries usually contain more antioxidants than cultivated varieties. In 2000, the Journal of Food Science stated that from a University of Illinois study, of the fruits tested, Wild Blueberries showed the greatest anti-cancer activity.

Blueberries contain another antioxidant compound called ellagic acid, which blocks metabolic pathways that can lead to cancer. In a study of 1,271 elderly people in New Jersey, those who ate the most strawberries (another berry that contains ellagic acid) were three times less likely to develop cancer than those who ate few or no strawberries. In addition to containing ellagic acid, blueberries are high in the soluble fiber pectin, which has been shown to lower cholesterol and to prevent bile acid from being transformed into a potentially cancer-causing form

The Alaska wild blueberry sits at the top of the blueberry kingdom. Because of Alaska's harsh freeze/thaw climate and having to protect itself from the 24-hour-a-day summer sun, the Alaska wild blueberry has up to 10 times more antioxidants than cultivated blueberries. Ky-ani Sunrise also contains, with the Alaskan wild blueberries, pomegranate, wolfberry, noni fruit, aloe vera, and other berry juices. A bottle of Ky-ani Sunrise is 32 oz. and will run you $40 ($36 on a monthly auto ship). One ounce of Sunrise per day is recommended and one bottle should last one month for one person.

Brunswick Laboratories, a nationally-respected testing facility, compared the antioxidant content of Ky-ani Sunrise against two popular nutritional supplement drinks. The result? Ky-ani Sunrise's ORAC (antioxidant level) rating is twice as high as the next nearest competitor! You can see this study and more on the http://www.superblueberryjuice.com website.

Along with Ky-ani Sunrise, taken an ounce per day in the mornings, Ky-ani Sun offers a product for the end of your day. Ky-ani Sunset is an Omega-3 powerhouse. Sunset combines Alaska wild salmon fish oil with tocotrienols (pure Vitamin E).

Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids are the two polyunsaturated fatty acids that are good for you. But Omega-6 (which are common in most foods we eat) and Omega-3 fatty acids are only beneficial as long as they're consumed in balanced amounts. Omega-3 fatty acids can help maintain healthy cholesterol levels, maintain a healthy circulatory system and maintain a healthy respiratory system as well as play a role in supporting breast and colon health.

Taking the soft gels daily will be like the equivalent of two servings of salmon per week. Dr. Steven Pratt says, "I tell my patients that blueberries are one of the three major SuperFoods, along with spinach and salmon. If you learn nothing else from SuperFoods Rx, remember to eat blueberries and spinach most days and salmon... these three foods alone will change your life and health. A bottle of Ky-ani Sunset has 60 soft gels and will last one person a month as well. Sunset will run $40 ($36 on a monthly auto ship).

Although Ky-ani Sun doesn't plan on releasing a spinach product any time soon, two out of the three isn't bad at all.

2. Natural Healing Foods by John Savage

Did you ever wonder what the difference between good food and bad food can do for your out look on life? If not then you should. If yes then here is some information you might like to know.

Remember how moms always said eat your vegetables? Well she had a reason for it, and I assure you it wasn't entirely because it was a waste of food if you didn't. Doctors and Scientists are finding out more and more through new advances in research and studies that food has a direct effect on our outlook on life. Food can make you happy or sad, can also help reduce your risk of heart disease, decrease the painful effects of arthritis, and help to improve your eye health. Research has shown that there are chemicals in our fruits and vegetables that are called Phytochemicals, which are naturally occurring chemicals, in other words Healthy, good for your body, Chemicals.

You already know about Phytochemicals for the most popular is Antioxidants. We all know how great antioxidants are for our health, that they fight off oxidation and reduce our risk of most of our common ailments. Did you know you could receive 100 different Phytochemicals in a single serving of fruits or vegetables? Do you know that the different colored fruits carry different amounts of Phytochemicals? Beta Carotine, Lycopene, Cryptothanxin, Indoles, Anthocyanins, and Allicin. Do any of these words mean anything to you? If you said no then I am here to tell you they are all Phytochemicals. Naturally occurring chemicals, which help to maintain a healthy body. Did you know that Beta Carotine could help prevent Lung Cancer? Studies suggest that it most certainly does. How about that it can also fight against oral cancer, cancer of the stomach, and for the ladies cancer of the uterus and cervix.

Fiber is a great reducer of Blood Pressure. We all need to make sure to keep a low blood pressure for it keeps our heart healthy. Boron helps to ward off osteoporosis. Vitamin C fights Cancer and Cataracts.

With all of us living longer lives don't you want to see your children and grandchildren, maybe even your great grandchildren grow up to be healthy adults? If you do make sure you are finding great sources of Vitamin C. So you are feeling stressed and tired and just ready to go to bed? Don't! How many times did you think, "Hey if I am tired and stressed why don't I just go and run a mile or hit something." ? You should have thought "Hey why don't I sit down and have something to eat."

Some foods such as fresh fish and nuts can help with depression and mental disorders. Happiness is just a walnut away. You thought sunflower seeds were just to spit and chew didn't you! Well guess again my friend. Sunflower seeds help you with a little friend called Vitamin E! Woohoo! lets hear it for this cancer fighting antioxidant! Vitamin E can reduce the risk of heart disease by 40%. Now that is something to get your pom-poms out of the attic and cheer about!

Ladies we need to be watching our intake of Triglycerides! Start eating more fresh fish with omega 3 fatty acids; this will help us reduce our hearts blood fat content! I want a healthy heart how about you? Lowering your cholesterol is essential in maintaining good health. Eating a variety of nuts helps to reduce your cholesterol and risk of heart attacks. Just 2 little ounces of Walnuts five times a week, think of the sundaes you could have, helps reduce your cholesterol by 12 percent! That is a big drop for those who are "borderline" into high cholesterol. For those of you who like to cook at home try replacing your vegetable oil with olive oil. Not only is it healthier but also it helps reduce your cholesterol. Fiber is a good way to lower your diabetes, reduce obesity, heart disease, cancer and constipation. I don't know about you but like they always say "An apple a day keeps the Doctor away." Give me an apple!

3. Cholesterol

ays To Keep It Low These days we hear a lot of warnings about cholesterol, but the funny thing is, cholesterol isn't all bad. Your body produces it naturally and it performs some pretty vital jobs - helping to build new cells, as well as produce hormones and insulate nerves. Only when you've got too much do you have a problem. Unfortunately, there's a lot of confusion surrounding this substance because it's made up of both good and bad cholesterol, and is known as HDL and LDL. So which is the good guy, and which is the bad guy ? HDL (high-density lipoprotein) cholesterol is the good guy (higher the better), and LDL (low-density lipoprotein) is the bad guy - the artery-clogging little devil. Every Day Ways Of Keeping Your Cholesterol Low. Watch your weight. The more overweight you are, the more cholesterol your body produces. So if your weight is up, this is one more reason to bring it down, but do so with a healthy diet. Cut Out The Fat. You'd be wise to cut back on such sources of saturated fat as meat, butter, cheese and hydrogenated oil. Whenever possible, replace these items with fish, poultry, low-fat dairy products and polyunsaturated oils. Switch To Olive Oil. Olive oil contains monounsaturates which is said to help lower cholesterol levels if added to your food on a daily basis. Two or Three table spoons full a day should be sufficient Go Easy On The Eggs Don't feel you have cut them out entirely, if you want to play safe then limit your eggs to about three a week, or use egg whites only. Be Full Of Beans Nutritious and inexpensive, beans and other pulses contain a water-soluble fibre called pectin that helps clear cholesterol out of the body. Eat More Fruit Fruit also gets it's cholesterol lowering punch from pectin, so by eating lots of fresh fruit you will help to lower your cholesterol levels. Have Your Oats Oat bran also helps to lower cholesterol in a similar fashion to pectin rich fruit. In fact it was a high oat bran diet that helped me to reduce my cholesterol level. I used it on cereals, and mixed it into meals that I ate. It looks a bit like sawdust, but it's really effective. Other Foods That Are Recommended. Carrots can lower cholesterol. Carrots by way of their pectin content the same as fruit. Two carrots a day should be enough to help when combined with other foods which have been recommended. Eat them raw if possible. Take Garlic Eat raw garlic. As well as reducing your circle of friends, it will reduce harmful blood fats. If you don't fancy eating raw garlic, then use the liquid garlic extract which can be bought in capsule form. These can be purchased at your local supermarket or health food store. Don't Smoke Studies have shown that heavy smokers have a higher cholesterol than non smokers, so here's another reason to give up. You'll also save yourself a bundle of cash as well ! - In smoking trials which were carried out in Sweden, smokers tended to suffer from low levels of the beneficial HDL cholesterol. Medication - Drugs There's now plenty of drugs on the market for lowering cholesterol levels. But, as with all drugs there's always side effects to take into account, so try the natural methods first. Only use drugs as a last resort. When I found out my own cholesterol levels were high, I managed to get my levels back to normal by using the methods mentioned in this article. I hope you've enjoyed reading it. Author - John Moore..please use my link. http://www.information-city-online.com

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4.Cholesterol, a beginner’s guide.

Introduction

The purpose of this article is to give you an initial

introduction to the meaning of cholesterol, what causes it

and why does your body have it. Once you have this initial

grounding and understanding, you can then move on to reading

more complex articles such as those that can be found at

http://www.cholesterolarterydisease.com What is cholesterol?

Cholesterol is a fat like substance that comes from certain

foods, it is also produced by our own bodies.

There are two types of cholesterol, commonly referred to as

'bad cholesterol” and 'good cholesterol”

'Bad cholesterol” delivers cholesterol to our bodies.

'Good cholesterol' takes cholesterol out of the

bloodstream. Do we need cholesterol in our bodies?

Cholesterol is a vital part of our bodies. It is needed for

our brain to function and is a main component of our cells.

What are the risks of cholesterol?

It has been shown that to have high levels of blood

cholesterol can lead to heart disease. This is due to

cholesterol being deposited in the arteries.

Where does it come from?

Cholesterol is found naturally in the following foods.

Eggs Milk Butter Cheese Fish Meat Poultry Certain foods contain a high cholesterol content such as:

Liver Dairy fats

Egg yolks

How is cholesterol measured?

Your cholesterol level can be a guide to the condition of

your health, in particular your life expectancy. The USA and

UK have different ways of measuring cholesterol, so make

sure you don’t mix them up if do a comparison.

If you are concerned about your cholesterol level you should

visit your doctor to have it measured. This is done by

taking a sample of your blood. Your doctor can then present

you with a plan to help get your cholesterol level back to

normal. What if you have a high cholesterol count?

Generally, if you have a high cholesterol level, you will be

told to go on to a diet of low cholesterol foods such as:

Whole grains

Beans Fruit Your doctor may also give you the option of medication to

assist in reducing your cholesterol level.

It is not possible for you to know if you have a high

cholesterol level without having it measured. So as a

precaution you should at least take steps to establish your

current cholesterol level.

Disclaimer: The content of this article is for informational

purposes only. The content is not intended to be a

substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or

treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, doctor

or other qualified health provider with any questions you

may have regarding a medical condition. Do not alter your

diet or start taking medication without consulting with your

doctor or health provider.

About the Author

Colin Beach is a freelance writer for

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You’ll find several articles relating to specific aspects of

cholesterol. 5. Control Cholesterol Naturally

Blood Cholesterol is produced by our body for several purposes. In some people it is produced more than is required by our body, especially when the diet contains saturated fats. Saturated fats in the diet force the body to make too much cholesterol. The cholesterol may become high when our diet is rich in saturated fats that are found only in animal products. Plant foods do not contain any cholesterol, but the animal foods are loaded with cholesterol and fats. Most of the fast foods are very rich in fats, monounsaturated fats. If you eat lot of meats and fast foods, then the chances are that you have high cholesterol. You should get your blood cholesterol checked. Remember that without your blood cholesterol report, you can not know if you have high cholesterol.

Blood cholesterol can be both good and bad. There are two types of cholesterol: LDL (low density lipoprotein) cholesterol & HDL (high density lipoprotein) cholesterol. The LDL cholesterol is known as "bad cholesterol" because it gets deposited on the walls of the arteries as plaque, and restricting the flow of the blood. The HDL cholesterol, known as the "good cholesterol" helps remove the plaque from the arteries. Both the types of cholesterol are produced by our body for certain functions and are always present in our blood. The problem arises when the cholesterol is produced more than is required by our body. The following are the desirable levels of cholesterol in adults:

* Total Cholesterol: below 200 mg/dl

* LDL cholesterol: less than 130 mg/dL

* HDL cholesterol: more than 35mg/dL

HDL cholesterol of less than 35mg/dL is a risk factor for heart disease, even if your total cholesterol is within limits. Both LDL and HDL cholesterol can be improved with regular exercise and eating low fat cholesterol friendly foods.

To take better care of your heart and reducing your risk for heart attack, you must understand the complete facts about cholesterol and how to control cholesterol.

Note that you do not always need to take medication for controlling your cholesterol. There are several natural heart friendly foods that are good for controlling cholesterol without any medication. Good eating habits and some exercise can control your cholesterol and triglycerides naturally.

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