Dr. Kayla Biewer

In the 2006 report by the National Research Council (NRC) of the National Academy of Sciences in which the health risks of fluoride were evaluated, concerns were raised about potential associations between fluoride and osteosarcoma (a bone cancer), bone fractures, musculoskeletal effects, reproductive and developmental effects, neurotoxicity and neurobehavioral effects, genotoxicity and carcinogenicity, and effects on other organ systems.16 Since the NRC report was released, hundreds of additional research studies have identified potential harm to humans from fluoride at various levels of exposure, including levels currently deemed as safe.

IAOMT Position Paper against Fluoride Use - IAOMT The IAOMT’s position paper against fluoride use includes over 200 citations and offers detailed scientific research about the potential health risks related to fluoride exposure. Click here for the full version of this document, complete with scientific references Originally Released on September ...

- Green tea supports focus and attention, promotes calmness and protects the brain from aging.

- promotes calmness
it does this by naturally increasing mood-enhancing brain chemicals like *GABA, *dopamine and *serotonin.

- protects the brain from aging
The polyphenols of green tea helps slow the damaging effects of aging on the brain.

- boosts metabolism
This results in weight loss in overweight or obese people.

- supports bone health
Green tea may help maintain bone density and as a result reduce the risk of fracture. The protective effect is thought to be thanks to the tea’s polyphenol content.

- Good on skin health
Green tea helps the skin against sun damage and reduces redness, as well as improves its hydration, thickness and elasticity.

Green tea has many health benefits including oral health benefits.

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IAOMT Position Paper against Fluoride Use - IAOMT The IAOMT’s position paper against fluoride use includes over 200 citations and offers detailed scientific research about the potential health risks related to fluoride exposure. Click here for the full version of this document, complete with scientific references Originally Released on September ...

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Can a nerve injury trigger ALS? | UIC today A growing collection of anecdotal stories raises the possibility that nerve injury in an arm or a leg can act as a trigger for the development amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS — a progressive neurodegenerative disease also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, named after the famous New York Yanke...

Ionizing radiation from CT scans is powerful enough to damage DNA.

And if the DNA damage is not repairable by the body it can lead to cancer.

One study from the National Cancer Institute estimated there would be about 29,000 future cancers related to scans done in 2007 alone.

Medical Radiation 101: What you need to know Medical Radiation is one of the top ten cancer causers and it makes existing cancers more aggressive.

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Low-calorie sweetener xylitol used in many “sugar-free” foods, gum and toothpaste may be linked to nearly twice the risk of heart attacks, stroke and death in people who consume the highest levels of the sweetener.

Aspartame and Erythritol are also terrible.

Don’t eat fake food and artificial sweeteners.

Following this simple advice will protect you from the potential harms of artificial food additives, which are all assumed “safe” until decades later when we learn that they aren’t.

Chiropractic for the win. 🧠 🏀💪🏼

“Colon cancer is relatively common but tricky to catch; it can only be confirmed with a colonoscopy or surgery. And a recent, so-far-unexplained rise in colon-cancer rates among younger people has ramped up urgency in learning more about how the disease works — and how to prevent it.

A new study points to a promising clue: a bacterium typically found in the human mouth. The research found that a specific subtype within a subspecies of Fusobacterium nucleatum — a microbe associated with dental plaque and gingivitis — was linked to colon-cancer growth and progression.

The results, according to the study’s authors, could lead to better, noninvasive methods for colon-cancer screening and could even inspire new therapies that specifically target these bacteria.” Repost: @‌applenews

✳️ You can inhibit Fusobacterium with food!

Specifically with a low protein high-fiber diet (whole food plant-based), and especially these Anti-Fuso foods:
-Green tea
-Garlic
-Wild Blueberries
-Apples
-Carrots
-Omega 3s from flax and chia seeds
-Black Raspberries
-Cinnamon
-Clove

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Thinking about all the blessings throughout the yrs. We had the opportunity to serve lots of folks!

It’s important to be “in tune” with your body. Your innate wisdom will not lead you astray. Detox, purify and tap in, listen.

We concur fully.

Remember to drink plenty of water. We recommend purified mineral water.

Solid reminder! Merry Christmas y’all! 💜

Nourish within! Detox thy mind body and soul daily!