Evolve 4 Wellness

Different era… same tactics.

Back in the 60’s the sugar industry ran ads to fool people into believing that sugar was a diet food…

“Nibble on a cookie an hour before lunch”

“Have a soft drink before your main meal”

“Think of sugar as extra willpower”... “Only 18 calories per teaspoon”

They went on to pay Harvard scientists who said it wasn't the sugar in our diets causing heart disease, but actually the fat.

These scientists didn’t disclose their industry funding, while they secretly pocketed the equivalent of $50,000 (in today’s dollars) from a sugar industry trade association.

Americans were persuaded into eating more and more sugar...and it worked!

Big Food developed countless low-fat, high-sugar foods. “Fat free” became an emblem of healthy eating. Never mind that most of these low-fat foods were stuffed with sugar and corn syrup.

By the early 1980s, the USDA said Americans consumed about 75 pounds of added sugars per person per year… a whopping increase from the mere 2 pounds that Americans ate annually 200 years ago.

Americans today consume roughly 152 pounds of sugar each year… and much of this is thanks to sugar industry-funded propaganda that has misled so many into believing something that is actually detrimental to our health is good for us.

The same tactics are being used today, but have gotten more stealthy!

Want to learn how the food industry lies to us today?

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Although SLEEP is one of the most important modalities we can do for our health, it is not included in the 7 principles of health that I teach: AIR, SUNSHINE, WHOLE FOODS, PASSION, RELATIONSHIPS, EXERCISE and WATER. That’s because once you follow these 7 principles, deep revitalizing SLEEP is an inevitable gift.

Often referred to as “the window to the soul,” the eyes express joy, sadness, and fear. The iris is the most obvious feature of the external eye, with its color being a major factor in ethnic and familial identity. In fact, eye color has been the topic of many researchers’ works, most notably the geneticist -Gregor Mendel.

In recent years, naturopathic practitioners have renewed interest in a disease recognition method that is based on detailing characteristics of the human iris. Iridology represents the study of carefully mapped sections of the iris and the assigned organ systems represented by those areas.

Iridology, also known as iridodiagnosis, is an alternative medicine technique that uses the colors, patterns, and various other properties of the iris to assess an individual’s general health.2 The technique of iridology is based on the belief that each organ in the human body has a corresponding region in the iris. Thus, the premise is that organ functioning can be examined by simply inspecting the iris.

Iridologists generally utilize cameras, flashlights, and microscopes to examine the patient’s iris in order to detect tissue change, stroma irregularities and pigment patterns. The results are then compared with an iris chart, which helps in correlating the various parts of the human body with different zones in the iris.

Source- Clinical Advisor

Did you know photographs of patients' EYES can reveal if they're likely to die of heart failure, study claims after finding smaller pupils was linked to worse survival with the condition.

Larger eye pupils consistently more likely to survive heart failure, study found

Kitasato University Hospital researchers in Japan looked at eyes of 870 patients

People with smaller pupils twice as likely to die and be in and out of hospital

Study author Dr Kohei Nozaki, of Kitasato University Hospital in Japan, said: ‘Our results suggest that pupil area is a novel way to identify heart patients at elevated risk of death or hospital readmission.