February 7, 2025
Is this the END of Chemo?
Natural Tumor Destroyer Could Make Chemo Extinct
In the first 15 seconds of THIS video there’s a shocking quote from a former NIH cancer researcher.

It’s about a natural cancer treatment that worked for 75% of patients in one small study.

Click here to watch the video now while you can.
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One Move Adds 5 YEARS to Your Life
Scott Olson Dear Living Well Daily Reader,

Believe it or not, the fountain of youth might be closer than you think…

A groundbreaking study reveals that a simple activity you've been doing since you were a toddler could add YEARS to your life.

And the best part?

It won't cost you a dime...

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72-year-old man can perform "whenever she wants"
This Could Make Your Wife LOVE Staying In

There's a new bedroom secret that is driving women wild...

And one study shows it helped 100% of men who tried it improve.

One 72-year-old said he loves it because, "I can perform whenever she wants it."

So it's no surprise that women in one study said it makes men much better lovers.

Check it out right here.
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New research published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine reveals that a daily walk could be the key to a longer, healthier life.

Scientists found that Americans over 40 could add at least FIVE YEARS to their lifespan simply by matching their walking habits to those of their more active peers.

But here's the really exciting part...

The study found that the least active 25 percent of the population had the most to gain. In other words, if you spend most of your day sitting, you have the greatest opportunity to transform your health.

Think about what that means. Five extra years of playing with your grandchildren, traveling, making memories with loved ones, pursuing your passions, and simply enjoying life…

All from lacing up your shoes and taking a walk.

You don't need an expensive gym membership, complicated workout routine, or fancy equipment. Just put one foot in front of the other.

And unlike many other health interventions, walking is…
  • free,
  • low impact,
  • suitable for almost everyone,
  • easy to incorporate into your daily routine, and
  • requires no special training or equipment.
Remember, you’re not training for a marathon. Even small increases in your daily walking can make a big difference in your longevity.

Start here:
  • Park farther from store entrances
  • Take the stairs instead of the elevator
  • Walk whenever you’re talking on the phone
  • Take a short stroll after meals
  • Walk the dog an extra block
The bottom line is that when it comes to adding years to your life, sometimes the simplest solutions are the most powerful.

And another thing...

Here's what else we've covered this week in Living Well Daily…

The Cancer-Fighting Superstar in Your Kitchen
A new study finds ordinary red onions are far more than just flavor. This humble vegetable is packing some serious cancer-fighting power…

Sugary Drinks Fuel a Global Health Crisis
Sugary drinks are the opposite of a health food. However, new research reveals just how harmful they really are. Millions are affected in disturbing ways that might shock you...

Could This Gut Bug Help Curb Your Sweet Tooth?
Crave sugar? Scientists have discovered something fascinating about why some folks have better control over their sweet tooth than others. And it all comes down to a tiny gut inhabitant.

Eat at the RIGHT Time to Dodge Diabetes
New research suggests time-restricted eating could improve blood sugar and reduce the risk of diabetes. Here’s what you need to know.

Mailbag: The REAL Reason You Can’t Lose Weight
Losing weight when we’re past our 20s is often frustrating. A muscle mass issue is often the cause. Discover how to slim down regardless of age…

This Diet Trick Could Protect Your Brain for LIFE
New research shows that the Mediterranean diet may do more than protect your heart—it could also keep your brain sharp! Here’s how this simple dietary trick may protect memory and brain function.

Walking Trick Reveals Your Fitness Level
Want to judge your current fitness level? Walk a mile. Just be sure to use a timer at the same time. So, how does this DIY fitness test work? Let’s take a look…

Health and Happiness,

Scott Olson
Dr. Scott Olson, ND

P.S. "No Sweat" move SLASHES blood pressure.

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SOURCE:
Veerman L, Tarp J, Wijaya R, et al., Physical activity and life expectancy: a life-table analysis, British Journal of Sports Medicine, Published Online First: 14 November 2024
Arthritis Pain GONE in as Little as Two Minutes?

If you have arthritis or chronic pain of any kind you need to stop what you're doing and watch this video NOW.

It reveals a simple and natural treatment that patients say helps relieve their pain in as little as TWO MINUTES.

But that's not the most amazing part...

It doesn't stop with simply eliminating pain fast... it goes light-years further by helping relieve and repair damaged cartilage, ligaments, and joints with healthy tissue.

Actual patients who've used it have said things like...

"I'm back to walking 3 to 5 miles every day...
I'm virtually pain free."

You can witness the stories of patients who were on the verge of surgery...who thought they'd never walk again without severe pain...and who were considered "lost causes" by mainstream medicine by clicking here now.

No matter how much pain you're in or how many failed treatments you've tried, your path to a life without pain could be just a few minutes away. Click here now to find out how!
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