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Yes, it’s the plant you’ve been hearing about… Usually used for diabetes treatment, this 46-year-old plant has this weird and unexpected side effect…
——Important Message——-
When I had my terrible problems with erections, I was constantly testing…
I would wake up and try to make my penis hard. I’d really, really try. And no matter how much I tried, I could not get an erection.
Well, I didn’t realize how much harm it was causing me to do this testing.
I didn’t realize that this testing was setting me back and preventing me from getting completely free of erection problems.
This kind of testing cuts the brain-penis connection. It desensitizes. And it results in reinforcing bad brain wiring…
And that leads to a continuing loss of sensation and loss of performance.
Instead of testing, if you want to have erections on demand, try this:
Simple solo activities begin building more and more sensation…and pleasure and hard-ons follow just as day follows night.
Nobody else is telling guys this. But this is the truth. I know.
It’s worked for me and it’s worked for 21,262 other guys.
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This is that plant that can add decades to your life
It’s no secret that I’m a huge skeptic of Big Pharma chemicals.
There are a few really good ones – such as antibiotics to combat infections.
But there are also really dangerous things going on in Big Pharma.
Because Big Pharma is generally motivated more by profit than by helping people.
But when I saw anti-aging research on a drug that is now fully generic and has been on the market since 1972 (first approved in Canada) I was intrigued.
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There’s not a lot of profit to be made from metformin…
And it’s accessible to most people because it’s not expensive.
It’s normally given to diabetes. But it also seems to have some other far-ranging effects.
It’s showing some real promise as a great drug for improving what doctors are now calling health span.
Metformin, like aspirin, is basically a plant in concentrated form.
Metformin isn’t revolutionary or even new.
Doctors have been prescribing it in its basic plant form for hundreds of years.
“It’s a slightly modified version of a compound that was discovered in a plant, Galega officinalis, also known as French lilac or goat’s rue.”
“Physicians have been prescribing it as an herbal remedy for centuries. In 1640, the great English herbalist John Parkinson wrote about goat’s rue.”
Metformin is currently used primarily to keep diabetic blood sugar levels even.
“Today, metformin, which helps keep blood sugar levels in check without serious side effects, is typically the first-choice treatment for type 2 diabetics, and it’s sometimes prescribed for prediabetes as well.”
But it has a weird and unexpected side effect.
“The metformin-takers tended to be healthier in all sorts of ways.”
It improves heart health AND brain health in the diabetics that take it.
“They lived longer and had fewer cardiovascular events, and in at least some studies they were less likely to suffer from dementia and Alzheimer’s.”
Metformin even dramatically lowered the chance of getting cancer.
“Most surprising of all, they seemed to get cancer far less frequently – as much as 25 to 40 percent less than diabetics taking two other popular medications.”
“When they did get cancer, they tended to outlive diabetics with cancer who were taking other medications.”
Metformin may not make you live longer, but it may extend what doctors call health span.
Health span is the concept of living more of your years healthy and free of disease.
This is super-appealing to me and pretty much everyone else I talk to.
“It would extend what Barzilai and his colleagues call our health span – the years of healthy, disease-free living before the diseases of aging set in.”
Metformin isn’t without its skeptics.
Some people think that the positive results of using metformin may be limited just to people with diabetes – or that the study results may not be quite accurate.
“It’s also possible that, as some metformin skeptics have argued, a lack of statistical rigor has exaggerated some of the most sensational cancer findings…”
And in some studies, metformin doesn’t seem to show a lot of benefits – especially for cancer.
“When it comes to the most important test of a cancer treatment – whether a drug actually extends life – metformin has thus far been a bust.”
“In two controlled trials involving patients with advanced pancreatic cancer, a notoriously difficult cancer to treat, metformin failed to provide any benefit.”
But these studies were done on people who already had cancer.
The evidence is pretty strong for a preventative effect.
But more studies need to be done. Especially on non-diabetics.
In general, I think that avoiding Big Pharma chemicals is far better than taking Big Pharma chemicals (with a few notable exceptions).
The more chemicals we take, the sicker we tend to become.
Now, as always, please work with your doctor if you want to reduce the number of prescriptions you take every day.
I’m not telling you to jump on and off chemicals willy-nilly…
That can be dangerous.
And I wouldn’t jump on the metformin bandwagon as a cure-all yet either.
But it is certainly showing promise. This is one I’ll be keeping my eye on to see where it goes and exactly what happens.
I love the idea of having a much better health span, and I bet you do too.
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A little-known doctor in Colorado, Dr. Barnes, compared the health of his 1,569 patients with restored metabolisms…
…to the health of 1,569 SIMILAR patients who had NOT restored their metabolisms.
In the long-term studies of people WITHOUT restored metabolism, the patients were dying off like flies.
They were dying of heart disease, they were dying of pneumonia, they were dying of cancer.
The men had erectile dysfunction.
But Dr. Barnes restored the metabolism of his 1,559 patients – and, over decades, they had virtually no cancer, no pneumonia…
These 1,569 people with restored metabolism had just about perfect health.
And remember, the only difference between the people in the large-scale medical study (people who were aging normally) and Dr. Barnes’ patients…
…the only difference was that Dr. Barnes restored his patients’ metabolisms, with these simple inexpensive and over-the-counter ingredients.
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https://www.wired.com/story/this-pill-promises-to-extend-life-for-a-nickel-a-pop/?mbid=social_fb
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/type-1-diabetes/symptoms-causes/syc-20353011
https://www.healthline.com/health/type-1-diabetes-causes-symtoms-treatments#outlook
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/type-2-diabetes/symptoms-causes/syc-20351193
The Type 1 Diabetes is a chronic condition where the cells in the pancreas that produces insulin are destroyed. Thus the body makes little or no insulin. It is also called as juvenile diabetes or insulin dependent diabetes. Type 1 diabetes usually appears among children but in some cases can also develop in adults too. The true cause of Type 1 Diabetes can be for different reasons; of particular importance is genetics and sometimes specific viruses. Specific environmental causes can also make a person susceptible to Type 1 Diabetes. Also known as an autoimmune disease, Type -1 diabetes causes the immune system to mistakenly attack the beta cells in the pancreas thus destroying the insulin production. Medical research has not yet found a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. The only way it is managed is through managing the blood sugar levels effectively through lifestyle changes, diet modification and insulin.Some of the symptoms for Type 1 diabetes may include increased thirst and frequent urination, especially during the nights. There may be extreme hunger but weight loss can occur concurrently with the same. Individuals suffering from Type 1 Diabetes usually suffer from fatigue and weakness. In some cases they also suffer from bouts of irritability and blurred vision. Type 1 Diabetes can affect many organs, especially the heart, blood vessels,nerves,eyes and the kidneys.It is very important to maintain a normal blood sugar level, to make sure that the body does not suffer from any major health complications.Those who have a family history of Type-1 Diabetes has a increased propensity to developing it. In many cases race has also been found to be a risk factor for Type -1 diabetes ( White people appear to have Type -1 Diabetes more commonly than others).
2. What are the risks of type two diabetes?
Unlike Type-1 Diabetes, the Type two Diabetes is a non insulin dependent condition where it affects the way the human body metabolizes sugar ( glucose).In this condition the body resists the effects of insulin or may not produce the necessary insulin level that is necessary for a normal glucose level.Though there is not cure for Type two Diabetes, a good diet, maintaining a healthy weight and a daily exercise regimen can help in managing this condition. In major cases, insulin therapy and diabetes medication are also needed. Being weighty is a risk factor for Type two Diabetes. It has also been found that less active one is, the individual is more susceptible to Type two diabetes. It is also seen that if somebody’s family history has a prevalence of diabetes, then he or she is susceptible to Type two diabetes too.Certain races are more at the risk of Type two Diabetes including the blacks, Hispanics, American Indians and Asian Americans. The risk of Type two Diabetes also increases among people who are above the age of 45.The probable reasons are that at that age people tend to be less physically active, may gain weight and lose muscle mass. Individuals who have a Prediabetes condition are also at risk to the Type two Diabetes.Type-two diabetes left untreated over a long period of time can increase the risk of many cardiovascular problems like coronary artery disease, heart attack, high blood pressure and increase the susceptibility to strokes. Type-two diabetes can also cause the narrowing of the arteries which is also known as Atherosclerosis. Type two diabetes can also cause nerve damage especially when there is too much sugar in the blood. Especially affecting the legs, it can cause tingling, numbness and pain which starts from the toes and generally spreads upward. Type two Diabetes can also affect the delicate filtering system of the kidneys that separates waste from the blood. This can over time lead to kidney damage. Type two Diabetes can also damage the blood vessels of the retina which can eventually lead to blindness. Nerve damage in the foot can also make the individual susceptible to various implications even leading to the need for toe, foot or leg amputation. Type two Diabetes can also leave a person more susceptible to skin diseases which may include bacterial and fungal infections. Studies have also found that Individuals with Type two Diabetes can also be at the risk of Alzheimer’s disease.The best way to prevent Type two Diabetes is to follow a healthy lifestyle which includes a daily regimen of exercise, physical activity, attention to diet and maintenance of a healthy weight.
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