By Anonymous September 28, 2014
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By joridal June 17, 2012
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Is it possible to drink the nutritional equivalent of 12 Krispy Kreme® donuts from a single glass? How about drinking the equivalent of 13 Haagen-Daz® ice cream bars from a solitary frosty mug?Well, the fact is you can…though you almost certainly understand that your risk of diabetes, stroke and heart disease would be increased.But what I find more interesting is that a spike in your blood sugar after consuming a drink like this could affect your short-term memory. A recent study found that men who drank sugary drinks had lower brain function immediately after consuming them.So this drink may not only beAmerica’s worst drink….it is probablyAmerica’s stupidest drink.Here’s a scary thought: to burn off all the calories from this drink you would have to run 5 consecutive 5K races.Order this gut busting drink and you’ll not only get about 266 grams of sugar (which is over ½ cup of granulated sugar), but you’ll also get 100 grams of fat and drink down a whopping 2,300 calories in just one sitting.A milkshake is an indulgence to be sure, but the Baskin-Robbins® Heath® Shake is anything but a Health Shake.By the way, there is a restaurant in Las Vegas called The Heart Attack Grill® that serves a milkshake made with pure butterfat, cream and vanilla ice cream but they refused to disclose the exact amounts of each ingredient to me so I couldn’t do the nutritional calculations. They don’t call it The Heart Attack Grill® for nothing. Earlier this week a person suffered a real heart attack while eating a meal there.*******Dr. Ken Romeo is a Board-Certified Physician who specializes in Alternative Medicine, a scientist and a nutrition expert who teaches how to improve brain health, memory, physical fitness and age reversal through lifestyle modification and Nutraceutical supplementation in The Romeo OptiLIFE Health Program™. Dr. Romeo has been studying, writing and “speaking out” about the effects of lifestyle on disease for over 10 years.Dr. Romeo’s practice is located in Reno, Nevada. Dr. Romeo does not engage in the practice of medicine in the State of Nevada.Ken Romeo The Romeo OptiLIFE Health Program ...read more
By Ken Romeo, Dr. Ken Romeo April 27, 2012
ouch!Should you be worried about taking ibuprofen or acetaminophen for soreness after a good workout or training session? Yes. After all, they’re drugs and some studies show that when used for this purpose they aren’t even effective.Here’s how to beat the pain naturally:Instead of the drugs, try taking 2 vitamin E capsules and drink some black tea. Vitamin E reduces inflammation naturally and the black tea reduces muscle soreness.Now you can train a little harder and recover more quickly…naturally. And isn’t that what we all want to accomplish?Ibuprofen and acetaminophen are classified as NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and aren’t good for your kidneys in the long run. As always, check with your doctor about using vitamin supplements.*****Dr. Ken Romeo is a Board-Certified Physician in Alternative Medicine, a scientist and a nutrition expert who teaches how to improve brain health, memory, physical fitness and age reversal through lifestyle modification and Nutraceutical supplementation in The Romeo OptiLIFE Health Program™.Dr. Ken Romeo, The Romeo OptiLIFE Health Program ...read more
By Ken Romeo, Dr. Ken Romeo April 18, 2012
Nearly half of all Americans take a daily vitamin or supplement. But is your body absorbing all of the vitamins that you paid for and see on the label?Before a vitamin can be absorbed in your small intestines, it has to be adequately broken down in the stomach. Here’s a simple test to check it out:All you will need is a glass and some white vinegar.Pour a little vinegar in a glass and drop your vitamin pill in. The vinegar mimics the digestive juices of the stomach.If the vitamin is giving up its nutrients at the proper speed, the vitamin tablet will be fully dissolved in about 35 minutes. If it isn’t fully dissolved – you can still see a lump of vitamin pill — then it’s probably time to think about changing your vitamin.By the way, if there’s foamy-like stuff floating on the top of the liquid after the test…the vitamin manufacturer is probably using sawdust as a filler. If there’s a grit-like substance on the bottom of the glass…the vitamin manufacturer is probably using sand as a filler.*****Dr. Ken Romeo is a Board-Certified Physician in Alternative Medicine, a scientist and a nutrition expert who teaches how to improve brain health, memory, physical fitness and age reversal through lifestyle modification and Nutraceutical supplementation in The Romeo OptiLIFE Health Program™. ...read more
By Ken Romeo, Dr. Ken Romeo April 18, 2012
Online college courses are an innovative and convenient way for you to earn a degree or certification in a specific subject of choice from the convenience of your own home. There are several ways for you to research and find online college courses that will be available to you so that you are able to ... ...read more
Continuing education for dentistry is important so dentists can keep up-to-date with the newest medications and procedures. It’s the dentist’s responsibility to use the most current techniques and offer the best treatment options for their patients. A dentist can also offer more servi... ...read more