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The Minerals That Neutralize Viruses (While Being Harmless To Humans)
Plus: Squat Variations For Painful Knees (No More Pain!)
Happy weekend đź‘‹
It is February! The new month! Are you excited? We are! It’s the perfect time for starting new habits—so says the science; it’s about “trimming the middle” (no, not one’s waistline, though that too if you want, but rather: we are more motivated towards the beginnings and ends of things, so it is good to minimize the middle of things by paying extra attention to regular beginnings and ends, in order to renew our motivation), and “the fresh start effect”.
In today’s email we cover minerals that neutralize viruses, doing squats with bad knees, and wholeheartedly good health.
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Watch and Learn
Squat Variations For Painful Knees (No More Pain!)
Having bad knees can be a bit of a catch-22; you want to squat (to make them stronger), but you can’t do that because your knees are not up to it. But, there are ways to do it!
Dr. Alyssa Kuhn, a doctor of physical therapy, advises:
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This Or That?
Vote on Which is Healthier
Yesterday we asked you to choose between edamame and soybeans—both excellent options, but ultimately we picked the soybeans (click here to read about why), as did just 21% of you!
Now for today’s choice:
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One-Minute Book Review
The Whole Heart Solution: Halt Heart Disease Now with the Best Alternative and Traditional Medicine – by Dr. Joel Kahn
If there’s a single central focus here is on the evidence for including a lot of plants in our diet, and in particular, certain ones that are particularly impactful (positively) for our health. However, it’s not all about diet; Dr. Kahn also discusses (as the subtitle suggests) making the most of every safe, useful tool available for us for good heart health. Including, where appropriate, drugs and surgery, but definitely with a preference to avoid their necessity with lifestyle adjustments and regular pre-emptive testing of various kinds.
Indeed, the promised “75 low-cost things you can do right away” are mostly lifestyle adjustments, and as well as the dietary tips, they include non-dietary things such as opening your windows and walking barefoot, for example—we’ll learn tips relating to all areas of life, in fact.
An interesting note on diet, though: he also talks about how all requests for reimbursement for Medicare and Medicaid services are evaluated with regard to whether they are appropriate, and of all the programs for intensive cardiac rehabilitation that have been requested, only two have been approved (at time of going to press, at least). Both are plan-based programs, of which, one is the dietary approach described in this book. Bearing in mind that Medicare and Medicate have a mandate to save money, they will only approve a program that results in costing them less in hospital care and prescriptions. Which means that their interests are aligned with yours, in this case!
The style is enthusiastic pop science, that is to say, it is written with extreme conviction—there is plenty of science cited to back it up, of course, but certainly this is not an indifferent book.
Bottom line: if you’d like to improve your heart health, this book is a top-tier one-stop solution (if you implement its contents, anyway!)
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Wishing you a wonderfully restorative weekend and a fantastic month ahead,
The 10almonds Team