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In Today's Issue 15 July 2010 Critical heart nutrient sparks life and energy into every part of your body Advice on healthy eating from Nestle? 85% of cancers are entirely avoidable Critical Heart Nutrient Sparks Life and Energy Into Every Part of Your Body More than a 1000 published scientific papers in the last 50 years prove this substance not only prevents heart attacks and strokes by stopping cholesterol blocking arteries… BUT it also... ** Lowers blood pressure ** Restores heart cells and improves the condition of heart patients… And while the bulk of the science focuses on its ability to keep hearts healthy, it does much, MUCH more... like: ** Preventing nerve damage… brain cell deterioration… breathing problems… ** Rescuing distressed cells and DNA, in your organs, bones, skin, hair and eyes… ** Rejuvenates lungs, livers, hearts and minds, and… ** Revs up every muscle in your body! Click here to discover every thing you need to know about this phenomenon. Advice on Healthy Eating From Nestle? Dear Reader, There's a messy food fight about to break out... and I mean it in every sense of the word. The main participants? 'Big business', doctors and health agencies, the new coalition government, a celebrity chef, and a truck load of disgruntled consumers. Food Standards Agency to be stripped of its power The week started with Andrew Lansley, the UK Health Secretary, threatening to scrap the Food Standard Agency (FSA). The FSA was created in 2000 by the Labour government, following a number of high-profile outbreaks and deaths from food borne illnesses, such as BSE, which rocked the beef industry and damaged public confidence in food safety. The agency was set up to transform the way food standards issues are handled in the UK. Ten years later and the UK is smothered in a massive government deficit and wrapped in a recession that simply does not want to lift its heavy veil. Cutbacks are necessary and the axe has fallen on the FSA... While the government is now quickly backtracking on it's plans to totally scrap the FSA, there are plans being put in motion to reassign some of its duties. Some may argue that this move is long overdue and that the FSA is a dormant agency in a state of institutional denial, especially when it comes to their position on genetically modified (GM) foods. Earlier this year, two of its senior members resigned, saying that the FSA adopted a "dogmatically entrenched" pro- GM attitude and the agency was exercising a PR campaign on behalf of the GM industry... Looking further back, the FSA is clearly prone to faux pas... In 2009, the agency commissioned the most comprehensive research study into the nutritional content of organic food compared to ordinary food. Their conclusion: No evidence supports organic food's nutritional superiority. However, the study neglected to take into account the health impact of the cocktail of chemicals left on non-organic food through pesticides, and the environmental benefits of growing organic food on wildlife-friendly farms. Most recently, the agency failed in their campaign to introduce the 'traffic-light food labelling system' across Europe, which would have required food companies to label the front of their products with red, amber or green symbols signifying the levels of fat, saturated fat, salt and sugar in each serving. On the flip-side of the coin there are those who think the move to abolish the FSA is a big mistake. The chief executive of the charity NI Chest Heart & Stroke said that it makes no sense to abolish a major line of defence against unhealthy eating. He added that without the FSA the pressure on food firms to do the right thing will simply disappear... Others are criticising Lansley for caving into pressures from the food industry... or is he getting ready to jump into bed with them? Wolf in sheep's clothing This is where the wheels start coming off the apple cart... Last week, Lansley publicly asked big food manufacturers to fund the government's advertising campaign to persuade people to switch to a healthier lifestyle – and in return it would not face legislation outlawing excessively fatty, sugary and salty food. All part of a plan to get food manufacturers to work in partnership with the government to fund health education programmes! Excuse me for sounding silly, but isn't this like asking the tobacco industry to run anti-smoking campaigns... Turning Cadbury's and MacDonald's into the guardians of dietary advice to the nation? Whoops, but wait. This craziness doesn't stop there... Not too long ago, Mr Lansley attacked Jamie Oliver – the celebrity chef, saying his campaign to improve school lunches had failed. Lansley argued that it is wrong to lecture people about their eating habits and that it is 'perfectly possible to eat a bag of crisps, a Mars bar or drink a carbonated soft drink' in moderation... Look I am all for allowing the individual to think for himself... BUT, in the UK, a third of our children are overweight, do not exercise and eat an appalling diet... Note to Mr. Lansley: Moderation doesn't come in to the equation when you deal with children... and we certainly cannot rely on Macdonald's to tell us what is a balanced diet! Mixed message Enter a league of senior medical experts, demanding tougher government action to curb the nation's addiction to unhealthy food. All in an effort to help halt spiralling rates of obesity, diabetes and heart disease. Heading the call for "fat taxes" to be imposed on foods causing the most dietary harm and introducing cigarette- style warnings for schoolchildren about the dangers of a bad diet, is Professor Terence Stephenson, president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. He says: "There ought to be serious consideration given to banning advertising of certain foods and certain processed foods and to levying tax on fatty, unhealthy foods... If we were really bold, we might even begin to think of high- calorie fast food in the same way as cigarettes - by setting stringent limits on advertising, product placement and sponsorship of sports events." Professor Stephenson praised Lansley for stressing the importance of personal responsibility, as well as government action, in ending the country's dysfunctional relationship with food. Yet, this praise seems at odds with Lansley's call to abolish the traffic-light labelling on convenience foods. To recap: We have Lansley taking responsibility away from the FSA, and telling us no one will lecture us anymore about our eating habits – not even Jamie. Then he turns around and employs junk food manufacturers to fund government advertising campaigns to persuade people to switch to a healthier lifestyle. Yet, whilst asking them to do this, he will, at the same time be banning their advertisements for processed and fatty foods? If you think you are confused at this point, so am I... Sounds like a right mess to me and one that needs sorting out sooner rather than later... Mr. Lansley is either a very clever or a very foolish man, but let's not wait to see the outcome of this debacle. The only message to take home at this point is: Take personal responsibility for what you eat and don't take dietary or nutritional advice from your local fast food outlet – till further notice... Continues below... 85% of Cancers are Entirely Avoidable *** The World Health Organisation (WHO) has revealed that 85 per cent of adult cancers are entirely avoidable and, of these, around half are related to nutritional deficiencies in the Western diet. *** A Brigham Young University study found that a combination of 30 minutes of cardio exercise a day along with a switch to a healthier diet dropped the participants' health risks for: diabetes cancer and heart disease dramatically in just 6 weeks! ..And that's just generally eating well... In this groundbreaking 267-page book, you will discover how adding the power of individual and specific foods to your diet can have a dramatic effect on your life and your health. ...and another thing Talking about healthy eating habits, keeping it simple should be your first step when trying to apply the principles of good eating. Here are 7 more simple steps to help you in the right direction: Avoid foods that contain more than five ingredients. The more ingredients in a packaged food, the more highly processed it probably is. It's not food if it's called by the same name in every language. Think Big Mac and Pringles. Don't eat breakfast cereals that change the colour of the milk. Avoid food that contains high-fructose corn syrup. Avoid food that's pretending to be something it is not. Imitation butter (margarine) is a good example. If it comes from a plant, eat it. If it was made in a plant avoid eating it. By all means, eat junk food every now and then, as long as you cook it from scratch yourself. Until next time, Francois Lubbe UK Editor P.S. This month's Health Sciences Institute (HSI) newsletter will tell you about the astonishing nutrient that heralds a major breakthrough in the fight against Alzheimer's. You'll also discover the revolutionary new formula that helps tackle the cause of arthritis… it can even halve pain levels in some cases. 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