Instead of pondering your next meal, now a person will be able to lose weight while pondering if they would like to live. Is the benefit worth the risk? Sanofi-Aventis’s drug
Acomplia is one more example of how artificially influencing appetite signals, and thus leptin, is like playing with dynamite. Leptin is powerful, it controls survival. When drugs interact directly with subconscious brain circuitry associated with acquiring food, the result is highly unpredictable.
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anxiety,
mood,
suicide,
The Leptin Diet,
weight loss
Obesity drugs are big business, pulling in 1.2 billion in sales last year. The British Medical Journal just published a review of the three main weight loss drugs and found that Orlistat increased rates of gastrointestinal side effects and slightly lowered concentrations of HDL cholesterol (good cholesterol), Sibutramine lowered concentrations of HDL, raised blood pressure, and increased pulse rate, and Rimonabant increased the risk of depression, anxiety, and mood disorders.
Read More: anxiety,
HDL cholesterol,
Mastering Leptin,
mood,
obesity,
Orlistat,
Rimonabant,
Sibutramine,
weight loss
The entertainment community is in shock over the loss of a rising star. Heath Ledger, dead at the age of 28, apparently from an accidental overdose of medication. Autopsy results have been delayed for 10 days, but enough information has already become public to understand what likely took place. Heath Ledger did not need to die...
Read More: Ambien,
anxiety,
Dornomyl,
FDA,
Heath Ledger,
insomnia,
overdose,
sleep problems,
substance P,
Valium,
Xanax,
Zopiclone
In a strange twist of events your stomach’s hunger hormone, ghrelin, may help to protect you against stress-induced anxiety and depression. This “gift” of protection comes at a price – eating too much food in response to stress. This new information shows just how powerful stress eating can be, as this type of survival signaling is wired to your core subconscious brain.
Read More: anxiety,
Ghrelin,
Stress Helper®
Ashwaganda is a popular Aryuvedic herb with traditional uses for anxiety, nervousness, depression and insomnia, Several new studies help to prove the effectiveness of the traditional use of ashwaganda in support of your nervous system’s health.
Read More: anxiety,
Ashwaganda,
depression and insomnia,
nervousness
The fear center in your subconscious brain is called the amygdala. New science shows that during fear/anxiety the number of GABA receptors on cells of the amygdale decline, thereby enabling fear to dominate in response to a stimuli. Conversely, when there is no fear there are more GABA receptors.
Read More: Acetyl-L-Carnitine,
anxiety,
Daily Energy Multiple Vitamin™,
DHA,
fear,
GABA,
Pantethine,
PhosphatidylSerine PS,
Stress Helper®,
Super B Complex
A new study shows that individuals with anxiety have a disconnect of regulation between the frontal lobes of the conscious brain and a core regulating center in the subconscious brain (amygdala). In normal situations your frontal lobe thought process dampens and regulates the alarm coming from the amygdale, helping to keep negative emotions in check and under control. The new study shows for the first time that this method of self-regulation is lacking in people who have too much anxiety as a baseline of function. In essence, they are lacking anxiety brakes.
Read More: Acetyl-L-Carnitine,
amygdala,
anxiety,
Blood Builder,
Calcium AEP,
Cardio Helper,
Carnosine,
Daily Balancer™,
Daily Energy Multiple Vitamin™,
Daily Super E™,
DHA,
Quercetin,
Sleep Helper™,
Super B Complex,
Tri-Cal
Corticotropin-releasing hormone/factor (CRH, also called CRF) is released by your hypothalamus gland to coordinate the production of adrenal hormones and your stress response. Chronic stress can lead to excess CRH production, in turn dorectly causing anxiety and depression. A new study shows that quercetin can stop excessive CRH production and thereby take the edge off of anxiety and depression.
Read More: anxiety,
Leptin Control Pack®,
pain,
Preventor Plus,
Quercetin,
Repair Plus
Every now and then the mainstream news creates what I call a teachable moment. The majority of Americans could care less about a subject as seemingly obtuse as gluten intolerance. Then along comes a headline indicating beer intake by women can cause gluten-induced autoimmune disease, and all of a sudden, a significantly larger portion of America has its ears open. A companion study has linked gluten sensitivity to depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation. This means a whole lot more than the 1% of Americans with Celiac disease should at least understand something about this topic and how it may relate to their health.
Read More: anxiety,
autoimmune,
beer,
celiac,
depression,
digestive health,
gluten,
psoriasis
A variety of new studies are demonstrating that Noni influences metabolism and cardiovascular health in a variety of important ways. It can positively benefit inflammation, circulation, cholesterol, triglycerides, nerves, and even protect against damage from cigarettes.
Read More: anxiety,
circulation,
inflammation,
nerve connections,
Noni,
smoking
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