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CURRENT ISSUE:
JUNE
2013
NEW
LOOK!
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Naturopath
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eing a healthy man doesn’t mean toughing it out when you’re sick – it means preventing illness and living well. Men’s health concerns can begin in their 30’s, emphasizing the need for preventive steps at any age!
Diet + lifestyle tips Start with a high-potency multivitamin and mineral supplement toprovide ‘health insurance’ against possible dietary deficiencies. Heart and cardiovascular health are supported with: niacin to help lower cholesterol; magnesium + potassium to prevent heart attacks, lower blood pressure, regulate heartbeat + increase heart attack survival rates; omega 3 + selenium to provide overall cardiovascular support.
Eliminate ‘white’ foods devoid of nutrients and stripped of natural fibre. Drink alcohol in moderation: too much can cause heart disease and raises the risk of death from other causes.
Verve, vigour + virility To maintain sexual function, supplements such as zinc can normalize testosterone production. Physical activity that includes weight training is a natural way to increase testosterone and it’s the best flab fighter! High amounts of omega 3 fats EPA and DHA are integral for maintaining proper blood flow; Ginkgo biloba also increases blood flow to genitals while Panax ginseng, oats, horny goat weed and maca improve libido. |
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Soy, tomatoes, green tea, Vitamin E and selenium all help reduce prostate growth and the risk of cancer. Say ‘no’ to trans fats, which fuel prostate cancer growth and raise the risk of heart disease. Saw palmetto and Pygeum africanum improve urinary flow in men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) without causing any adverse side effects.
It’s never too late to take charge of your health. Visit your health care provider for a full checkup every year and use these tips to beat the odds. Remember, the longer you live, the more you’ll find yourself outnumbered by women! H&L |
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