The last one was an amazing thread with so much great info.
Ive decided to create another. Yes its true, Im a certified trainer and nutritionist and have
read about every book on weightlifting, exercise, vitamins, nutrition, health. You name it, Ive probaly read it.
Just because you know it doesn't mean you follow it. Sometimes I do and sometimes I don't, but a day doesn't
go by that i don't get swamped with emails, facebook messages, pm's on some sites with people literally
crying and thanking me for my help. My help is always free even though i know I could make thousands with
all of the information i know. A few people in this world know that I know my stuff and always come to the warrior when they need help with something.
There are a select few people that i agree with when it comes to certain subjects and for the most part they
are 100 percent current on everything they say.
With this thread, i plan on making sbr a more healthy place and to help members get over there illness, injuries,
and to become a healthier person, mentally, physically and spiritually.
I will start off with cardiovascular health
Yes most of this is copied and pasted stuff and yes i have permission to post it anywhere i want whenver i want, whenever i feel like it. I know all of these people personally and if you need a link to the book or website, I will gladly do so.
Most of the things i will be sharing will be from shirleys wellness, shane ellison, ellington darden, mike mentzer, arthur jones, dorian yates, franny goodrich, and some even from webmd and some from natural cures books.
Low-Cost Cardiovascular Cure #1: Psyllium Husk. Psyllium husk is a soluble fiber, meaning it is an indigestible, complex carbohydrate. Once consumed, it undergoes fermentation in the large intestine, yielding a broad range of heart-healthy benefits, most notably the control of appetite, blood sugar and insulin.A pooled analysis of 10 prospective cohort studies of dietary fiber intake in the US and Europe found that each 10 grams/day increase in total dietary fiber intake was associated with a 14 percent decrease in the risk of coronary events, such as myocardial infarction (MI), and a 24 percent decrease in deaths from coronary heart disease.Psyllium husk is one of my favorite supplements due to its ability to help control blood glucose. Excess glucose in the blood stream can cause heart disease for its ability to become "oxidized." This oxidation leads to a change in the molecular structure of glucose - causing what is known as advanced glycation end products or AGE-products. Like a knife carving clay, AGE products scar arterial walls. The scarring results in plague buildup and excess blood clotting. This mechanism is why diabetics have a 4.5 times increase of suffering from heart attack and stroke relative to non-diabetics.Go to your local health food store and purchase psyllium husk. This will cost you no more than a few bucks. In the bulk isle, psyllium can be purchased for about $3 per month.Low-Cost Cardiovascular Cure #2: B Vitamins. These vitamins are required for proper functioning of the brain, nervous system, and the formation of blood. They are also involved in the metabolism of every cell of the human body, especially for proper DNA synthesis and regulation, but also for fatty acid synthesis and energy production. Harvard researchers writing in the Journal of the American Medical Association stated that women could cut their risk of heart disease by half with daily consumption of B vitamins.B vitamins are responsible for igniting a chemical cascade within the body known as methylation. This process rids the arteries of the damaging molecule known as homocysteine. The lower your levels of homocysteine, the less risk you have of suffering from cardiovascular disease.Start supplementing with B vitamins today. A daily B vitamin supplement should cost no more than $10 per month.Low-Cost Cardiovascular Cure #3: Flavonoids. These are plant derived pigments. Over 4,000 have been studied for their cardiovascular and anti-cancer benefits. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reported a 20 percent decrease in heart disease mortality risk among those who consumed at least 7.5 ** daily.Flavonoids preserve the cardiovascular system and heart by three major actions: improving blood flow in order to enhance oxygen and nutrient delivery throughout the 100,000 miles of adult veins, arteries and capillaries, preventing the formation of artery-scarring, oxidized LDL, and relaxing the coronary arteries to prevent high blood pressure.Make sure your shopping cart is loaded with food that are packed with flavonoids. The best sources of flavonoids are broccoli, hawthorn, grapeseed extract, black tea, citrus fruits, and organic dark chocolate.