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Exercise & Supplements - Why You May Be Slowly Killing Yourself and Don't Even Know It! October 24, 2015 |
Here's Why 3 Times As Many Athletes Drop Dead On a Basket Ball Court than In a Boxing Ring!
G'day folks, and welcome to our October edition of Life Saving Health Solutions. Thank you once again for being a part of our health circle and I hope you enjoy today’s newsletter and the information I'm going to be sharing with you.
The Medical Myth That Will Kill You…The biggest lie anyone could ever buy into is the medically induced myth that “You can get all of the nutrients you need from your diet”. How many doctors and nutritionists are still pedalling this rubbish!It’s now an established fact that the nutritional content of the foods we’re eating today has dropped sharply in the last 50-100 years. Today we’re eating nothing but nutrient dead, chemically laced, artificially altered produce that, quite frankly, you wouldn’t even feed to your chooks if you knew what was really in it! This is a whole discussion in itself, and you can read more about how the nutritional content of our food has steadily declined over the last 100 years - with the necessary proof - in our first newsletter article here… Soil Depletion is Now The Greatest Threat to Human Survival! Sweating Depletes You of Vital Nutrients…
So getting back to exercise. When you’re in the gym pumping out those exercises or strutting your stuff in a power walk, you’re sweating (if you’re working hard enough that is). And when you sweat you don’t just sweat out salt, you sweat out all of the essential nutrients as well (you gotta love it when the sweat hits your eyes and gives you those awful blinding stings!) And the problem is, an athlete actually sweats more in 3 years than a couch potato sweats in 35 years! Also remember too, if you work in a physical job where you sweat then this is also classed as physical exercise.
Now the problem is, if you’re losing your essential nutrients (everyone actually experiences nutrient loss over time but exercise speeds up the process) and you don’t replace them, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to work out that eventually you’re going to be left with no money in the bank, so to speak. For instance, take your heart (I mean, don’t literally take it or you’ll die), it needs magnesium and the trace mineral selenium to expand and contract properly and continue pumping. If you aren’t constantly replenishing the supply of these nutrients to your body then over time they will be lost as a normal occurrence (and exercise speeds up the process remember). The result will be a cardiomyopathy heart attack at some point! This is why athletes who don’t believe in taking nutritional supplements regularly suffer heart problems or drop dead of sudden heart failure. Marathon runners, soccer players, football players, hockey players, basketballers, you name them, they’re all dropping dead like flies. Of course, the medical profession say its genetic diseases that are the cause (everything’s genetic nowadays, according to them) and they would surely never admit that it might be nutritional deficiencies causing the problem or else there would be no need for their expensive heart surgeries and toxic pharmaceuticals.
So What Are the Best Way’s To Put the Nutrients Back In So You Don’t Check Out Too Soon!If you don’t exercise or do a lot of physical work then you may be thinking that none of this really applies to you. Well, I would question that. Firstly, if you’re not exercising moderately 3-5 times a week then you definitely should be (this is not a “spanking” either, by the way, this is just an honest assessment).Exercise is certainly beneficial. But the secret is, you don’t need to overdo it and train like a mad man (or woman). A simple brisk walk or ride on your bike for 40 minutes is all you need. If you do want to go to the gym and train like an animal though, then go ahead and knock yourself out! Like I keep saying, just make sure you replenish your body properly with the right nutrients. I’ve been training and consulting with clients for over 18 years, and for me, the one thing they must adhere to is a proper diet and supplement program. If they’re not willing to do this then I won’t take them on. My goal is to help people live a longer and more active life. I won’t be responsible for putting someone in an early grave! Oh, and by the way, just in case you might be wondering if I’m really just an out-of-shape slob hiding behind a computer (trust me, there are lots of them out there), here’s a photo of me that was taken only 5 days ago… 
Not bad for a 47½ year old grandad eh! (I’m a poppy actually, grandad sounds so old). All right, all jokes aside, here’s the 3 things I believe you should be doing to keep yourself fit, healthy, and happy, at minimum expense… #1. Exercise:Yes, already covered this. Just remember, you don’t need to make yourself look like Hercules either (although Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson did look awesome in the latest remake didn’t he?) nor do you need to make yourself look like Scarlett Johansson (she also looked amazing in The Avengers movies too I must admit). All you need to do is get “huffy and puffy” 3-5 times a week doing whatever exercise you enjoy. But like I said, if you do want to get into serious training then go for it!#2. Take Supplements:It’s true that none of us can rely on our foods giving us all of the essential nutrients we need anymore. Unless drastic changes are made world-wide as to how our foods are grown (nutrients put back in the soil, chemicals banned, GMO’s banned, etc) then things are only going to get worse. So it’s up to us to make sure we physically put the nutrients our bodies need into our mouths every day, rather than just hope (or think) the foods we’re eating contain everything we need. And the only way to do this is by taking nutritional supplements. Nutritional supplements must pass stringent tests to prove they contain what they say they contain. This is a good thing of course. So at least you know the nutrients you need are in the product, and of course, are physically going to go into your body!The top two supplements I recommend you take are two of the best on the market in my opinion, and these are all you need to take as a minimum, especially if funds are limited… AMAZING NUTRITION FOR MEN AND WOMEN: These are terrific and very well priced multi’s that really do give you maximum bang for your buck. You can either get the mens one multiple or the womens one multiple packs. They contain lots of different and essential ingredients. Everything for the man and woman really, except they don’t contain all of the 60 minerals we need every day (only one supplement does) which is why you must also take COLLOIDAL MINERALS. These are the only supplements that contain all the minerals your body needs in a highly absorbable form. The only caveat I would make on this one is make sure you avoid Now Foods colloidal minerals. Their product used to contain 70 minerals, now it only contains 15 (hence the cheap price). T.J. Clark (top of the wozzer), Majestic Earth or Buried Treasure are definitely the three best brands you’ll find on the market. You can check them out here if you’re interested… Amazon.com Remember this, your body can actually manufacture vitamins, amino acids and fatty acids (in small amounts) but it can’t manufacture minerals in any way, shape or form. So if you’re not replacing the lost minerals from your body every day… you’re basically dead in the water!
#3. Build-Up That Immune System:Yes, I know I’m starting to sound like a broken record with this one but having a strong immune system really is as crucial as oxygen! When your immune system is at its peak, nothing can touch you, no illness, no disease, nothing. In addition, when your immunity is strong, your digestion and all of your bodily functions work better, which means better absorption of food, nutrients, antioxidants and important co-factors. So a strong immune system has a positive snowball effect on your entire body. Much more than you probably realize!So for some of the most powerful ways to stimulate and build up your immune system fast, have a read of our June newsletter (even if you’ve already read it, its worthwhile reading it again for a refresher). Here’s the link… Take Your Health to a Whole New Level With These Powerful Immune Boosting Tips! But… “Taking Vitamin and Mineral Supplements is a Waste of Money and Just Gives You Expensive Urine”.This quote was made famous by outspoken medical doctor, Dr Victor Herbert, when he was asked his opinion on a study about the benefits of taking vitamin and mineral supplements for health. It also came to light later on that this guy lied on his application to Medical school and was a well-paid spokesperson for the pharmaceutical industry. He also said that acupuncture was nothing but “quackupuncture” and he believed two time Nobel Prize recipient, Dr Linus Pauling, was a fraud (how many Nobel Prizes did Victor Herbert receive or even get nominated for? Um, let me see… zero!)As an article in the International Wellness Directory stated… Victor Herbert was not much of a physician and not much of a scientist. He was a bully with one purpose: To restrain trade by harming competition to traditional allopathic medical practice. As the anonymous French physician once said: "Medicine has become a whore, and the pharmaceutical industry its pimp." Herbert represented this kind of medicine. . Victor Herbert died from a malignant tumor back in 2002.So my point on this one is simple (yes I do have a point)… You will find plenty of doctors like Victor Herbert out there (who, funnily enough, only receive around one hour of training on nutrition during their whole time in Medical school but are supposedly “nutrition experts” when they graduate) who will tell you that you can get all the nutrition you need from your diet. You will also find plenty of so-called “health articles” on the internet telling you the same thing. The choice is yours who you’re going to believe. Personally, I’d rather spend my hard earned money on what I like to call “supplement insurance” rather than health insurance (I don’t know why they call it health insurance when it has nothing really to do with health). And if that means I might end up peeing out a bit of “expensive urine” in the process then so be it. As the old saying goes… prevention is always better than the cure. To me, it’s better to prevent the illness or disease in the first place so you don’t need the cure (treatment) further down the track. Like I said though, the choice is always yours. Of course, if you’re an athlete or you exercise, you might want to give this extra serious thought. I suggest you start taking nutritional supplements and stick with them for one full year (never missing a single day). After the year is up, if you don’t feel at least twice as better as what you did before you started, give them away and go back to what you’re doing now. That’s the only real and true test! This Just In…
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