Flipping our epigenetic switch stops cancer, heart disease

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Even if you have the genetic markers for diabetes or heart disease — using epigenetics this way can stop those diseases completely

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Have you heard about vasodilation?

It lets blood flow easily through the tiny blood vessels in the male member.

And that creates very strong, rigid long-lasting “rockiness” for men.

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Flipping our epigenetic switch stops cancer, heart disease

Bill was driving down the road and jamming to some music when his engine started to smoke.

And then it just stopped altogether. Bill had to get his entire engine replaced.

The whole episode was kind of on the crazy side of things.

But it happened because Bill didn’t change his oil – completely preventable.

In cars, the entire system is connected.

When one part goes bad, quite often the rest of it doesn’t work either.

The same is true with our bodies.

So why do doctors treat us like one part of our body is completely separate from the rest?

If you have “rockiness” problems, you get the little blue pill…

You get meds to lower your blood sugar if you have diabetes…

They put you on cholesterol medication if you have heart disease…

But, often, men have ALL of these problems.

And it turns out (surprise, surprise) that they are actually ALL related.

And (good news), if you can start to fix some of the underlying conditions, they will often resolve themselves.

Now, remember, I’m a researcher not a doctor. This is not medical advice by any means.

I just want to inform you of the real problems in our medical system so you can get healthy instead of just getting treated.

Thankfully, the science is FINALLY starting to catch up to this reality (although it may take the medical community another couple of decades).

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It is becoming clear how diseases such as diabetes and heart disease are kissing cousins.

It’s not just lifestyle that gives you heart disease and diabetes – it’s also genetics.

“They showed that most of the sites on the genome known to be associated with higher diabetes risk are also associated with higher CHD (coronary heart disease) risk.”

And, of course, that means that Big Pharma is looking to cash in.

“Identifying these gene variants linked to both type 2 diabetes and CHD risk in principle opens up opportunities to lower the risk of both outcomes with a single drug…”

I don’t oppose treatments being used to treat disease when they actually help.

But science has also recently learned that we don’t have to be such slaves to our genetics.

We can proactively prevent many diseases (even ones we carry genetic markers for) through gene switches called epigenetics.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

There are things that change your genes for the negative and there are things that change them for the positive.

“Our genes can be switched on or off by three environmental factors, among other things: what we ingest (food, drink, air, toxins); what we experience (stress, trauma); and how long we live.”

Let’s look at one of the positive things first.

Exercise. 

More than just about anything else, exercise (walking 30 to 60 minutes a day is great) protects your entire body from your reproductive system to your brain…

And it seems to dampen down many epigenetic switches that cause damage.

By including exercise in your daily life (and you don’t need to do anything crazy) you will remain healthy, virile, and vital.

And you’ll keep your body (including your heart and pancreas) functioning for much longer.

Now… Let’s look at something to avoid.

Plastics. 

It is well-documented that plastics mess up your hormones.

And hormones influence nearly everything in your body – including your pancreas and heart.

So it’s a good idea to avoid plastics as much as possible.

Particularly, don’t use plastics in the microwave and avoid canned foods…

Both lead to a particularly disastrous substance called phthalates leaching into your food.

These are good steps to take whether you are already sick or not, because they can help you stay healthy or get healthy.

And if you have heart disease or diabetes already, make sure your doctor is checking you for the other –  because they often come together.

That may save your life.

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And Healthy to 120 reveals landmark studies and results that Big Pharma prays you never discover…

In fact, my research has found results of studies that are being buried, ignored, or outright censored:

  • The number one killer that no one talks about that lowers testosterone, causes heart attacks, and increases the risk of stroke and deadly disease…and no it’s NOT sugar and it’s NOT bread. In fact, you can live a lot longer enjoying desserts and bread as long as you avoid this one killer…(page 48)
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  • Why cholesterol is good for you and why certain processed foods may lower your cholesterol and also lower your lifespan… This is the real scoop! You may want to INCREASE your cholesterol readings after you find this out (page 168)
  • Why diabetes is treatable without pills, and why many men with diabetes fix their bedroom problems when they fix their diabetes… This lets a man with type 2 diabetes get normal blood sugar, so his doctor says, “Stop taking your diabetes medication, you don’t need the medication any more!” (page 276)
  • How to get rid of performance problems — stories of men who have done it and what they’ve done… These types of bedroom problems often predict the onslaught of diseases such as heart attack, stroke, cancer, and more. Getting to the root of these issues can also add decades of healthy, happy, and sexy life for a man (page 207).
  • The secret that drug companies are spending billions on that you can do at home… It’s called mitochondrial uncoupling, and scientists say it’s like burning fat where it is now in the fat cells, without having to exercise or eat less. Mitochondrial uncoupling RAISES your metabolism so you burn more energy all the time, even without exercise… (page 292)
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Matt Cook is editor-in-chief of Daily Medical Discoveries. Matt has been a full time health researcher for 26 years. ABC News interviewed Matt on sexual health issues not long ago. Matt is widely quoted on over 1,000,000 websites. He has over 300,000 daily newsletter readers. Daily Medical Discoveries finds hidden, buried or ignored medical studies through the lens of 100 years of proven science. Matt heads up the editorial team of scientists and health researchers. Each discovery is based upon primary studies from peer reviewed science sources following the Daily Medical Discoveries 7 Step Process to ensure accuracy.

 

Heart Disease and Diabetes

 

Diabetes and heart disease linked by genes, reveals study
Gene variants that boost the risk for both diseases may be targets for future therapies

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/09/170904120408.htm

 

Identification of new susceptibility loci for type 2 diabetes and shared etiological pathways with coronary heart disease

http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/ng.3943.html?foxtrotcallback=true

 

Epigenetics

 

Why Fathers Really Matter
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/09/opinion/sunday/why-fathers-really-matter.html?mcubz=1

 

Father's environmental exposure affects sperm epigenetics, study shows

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/09/170912102819.htm