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In Today's Issue 16 August 2010 Reduce Pain Naturally and Quickly with the Touch of a Button Lowering your salt intake could increase your risk of suffering a heart attack BIOMEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH: Restoring sexual function in 81.1% of men - regardless of their age! Reduce Pain Naturally and Quickly with the Touch of a Button If you suffer from arthritis, back-ache or even just the aches and sprains of everyday life – your pain can now be relieved without drugs... in just a few minutes a day. AND Best of all, you can accelerate healing by up to 250%! PLUS Banish your pain… heal your joints, muscles, skin and bones faster… boost your immune system – in just 15 to 30 minutes a day! Click here to find out how you can 'pulse your pain away'... Lowering Your Salt Intake Could Increase Your Risk of Suffering a Heart Attack Dear Reader, You probably aren't going to believe what I have to tell you today. I say that because it's the direct opposite to everything you've ever heard. But you've heard it so often from so many people you trust — doctors, teachers, friends, probably even your mum — that it's most likely stuck in the section of your brain reserved for unshakable truths. 180 degrees turn-around Here it is: Lowering sodium intake may actually increase risk of heart attack and death. And here's the proof: In three different trials that tested low-sodium diets on patients with kidney disease and heart failure, results linked the special diets to higher risk of hospitalizations, cardiovascular events, and death. Yeah — THAT wasn't supposed to happen! In a recent Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), Dr. Michael Alderman (a past president of the International Society of Hypertension) called for large- scale clinical trials that will hopefully produce definitive data on what outcomes can be expected in following a reduced-sodium diet. And why would we need those trials? According to Dr. David McCarron — a nutritionist and University of California professor — there's currently no reliable evidence that backs up the accepted recommendation to reduce sodium intake for heart health. Dr. McCarron says the recommendation is based only on opinion and the demonization of salt by health authorities. And now I'll tell you something you'll have no trouble believing. One of the key points in the Unites Sates Department of Agriculture's (USDA) dietary recommendations: Significantly reduce sodium intake. Real life mythbuster Writing about the new USDA recommendations in Canada's Financial Post, Dr. McCarron has more salt myths to bust. Last year he led a study that measured daily salt intake in more than 19,000 subjects from about 30 countries. The three surprising conclusions: 1) Americans consume no more salt than people in other countries 2) Salt consumption in the US has NOT increased over the past 25 years 3) No matter how salty your food, your body naturally regulates your intake, so you wind up with a consistent overall intake This is why deliberately forcing down your salt intake is a bad plan — not healthy at all. Your body takes what it needs. And it does need sodium. Several years ago, German research showed that as many as 1 in 10 seniors suffer from hyponatraemia (low blood levels of sodium). Hyponatraemia usually goes undiagnosed because symptoms are similar to conditions we associate with ageing: fatigue, confusion, poor balance, and incontinence. In advanced hyponatraemia, patients have hallucinations and may even lapse into a coma. The German study reported that a large majority of the elderly subjects said they avoided salt based on the popular misconception that salt intake causes high blood pressure. Wow, USDA, I wonder where they're getting that misguided information. Continues below... *Highly Recommended* BIOMEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH: Restoring sexual function in 81.1% of men - regardless of their age! ** Stay Firm Naturally, for Longer: End your bedroom disappointment WITHOUT risking your health ** Love Better: Nobel Prize-winning breakthrough can help Save your manhood - and your heart! ** Put the Passion Back in Your Relationship: Turn back the clock 10, 15 or even 20 years on your sexual performance Click here to read the full private and confidential report. ...and another thing If you're talking to a female salesperson and she reaches out and briefly puts her hand on your bicep, or your forearm, or she simply shakes your hand, just go ahead and sign on the dotted line because it's over, you're cooked, the deal is done. That's the conclusion of two different marketing studies from Columbia University, in the US. When subjects were asked to choose between a safe investment and a risky investment, those who were made to feel comfortable were much more likely to go with the risky choice — especially if they were touched by a woman who explained the choices. And yes, these same results occurred with subjects of both sexes, not just men. The leader of the study said "If you're a doctor, or are in sales, this is a form of communication you might want to keep in mind." And I would add to that: Keep it in mind ESPECIALLY if you're a doctor. Not so you can sell a patient on a therapy, but so you can avoid manipulation by drug sales reps. Because invariably, drug reps are young, good looking, and motivated. And most of them are women. And if they reach out for that easy little touch… You might end up prescribing Lipitor to treat the common cold and Avandia to get rid of hiccups. To Your Good Health, Jenny Thompson HSI Director P.S. This month's Health Sciences Institute (HSI) newsletter will tell you how a cutting-edge herbal formula can finally free you from chronic pain. You'll also discover how to put a stop to the misery of hair loss with a natural formula that can help you retain your hair from the inside out. Plus we'll give you full details about the breakthrough remedy that provides a vital defence against sun-related skin damage. All new members who sign up to the Health Sciences Institute will receive the latest issue of HSI along with a FREE encyclopaedia, HSI's 100 Greatest Underground Cures... Soon you'll discover why our premium members believe HSI is the ultimate resource for anyone seeking a better, newer solution to their health problems. problems. Click here for full details. Sources: "Junk Science Week: Salt scare lacks solid evidence" David McCarron, Financial Post, 6/14/10, financialpost.com "Can Dietary Sodium Intake Be Modified by Public Policy?" Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, Vol. 4, No. 11, 11/1/09, cjasn.asnjournals.org "European Geriatrics Congress: Low Salt Diet a Danger for Elderly" European Geriatrics Congress News Release, 9/20/04, prnewswire.co.uk "Female touch can influence decisions, behavior: study" Karina Ioffee, Reuters Health, 5/13/10, reutershealth.com Customer reference number: 000052221104 You are receiving this email because you have given us permission to contact you. Agora Health Ltd presents information and research which is believed to be reliable, but its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. All material in this email alert is provided for information only and may not be construed as medical advice or instruction. No action or inaction should be taken based solely on the contents of this email alert; instead readers should consult their family doctor and other qualified health professionals on any matter relating to their health and well-being. 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