Harrison Broer MBA's blog

I would consider Healthmasters’ Regeneration and Resveratrol Plus products to be sister products, meaning they work well and synergistically together. They both have collective actions and support complementary functions in the body even though they are different products with separate ingredients.

It isn’t too often you see an article on a supplement website offering a contradictory than what you may assume they would have, but it is true – calcium supplements have been shown to increase the risk of a heart attack. Science does not lie with this one.

Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most incapacitating illnesses known to humankind. The disease starves the human brain, mutilated vital cognitive cells, and for decades, it has been represented as an untreatable, genetically determined disease.

There will be two parts to this article. In the first section, we will review various benefits of vitamin E, and in the second part, I will break-down and explain why Healthmasters’ Vitamin E supplement is superior to most other vitamin E supplements.*

People generally regard probiotics as vital for one’s gut health, but that is a massive understatement. In the human body, these microorganisms outnumber human cells 10:1 and hold over 90% of the body’s genetic information. Withal, though, these microorganisms also breakdown and detoxify various human-made chemicals that enter the gut.

Healthmasters’ Memory Support was formulated with one thing in mind: cognitive function.

This product has a combination of nutrients, vitamins, and botanicals that promote healthy cognitive function, through supporting a healthy and active memory.

Sometimes, it seems advocates of the natural health community guffaw at pharmaceutical companies for their search of a cure when there are natural substances that have been shown to aid someone or reverse a disease’s effects. Type-1 diabetes is regularly deemed as uncurable, and public and private entities have funded research into its cure.

The FDA’s priorities and viewpoints are questionable; there is no doubt they have money in mind whenever they make a decision.

People like effective products, and who can blame them? Yet, effective does not mean safe. Companies and organizations have developed and added chemicals to products in hopes of making them more effective and gathering a larger market share; however, those added chemicals pose health risks, regardless if they are deemed “safe” by government agencies. We have already examined the safety of the synthetic sweeteners aspartame and sucralose.

Many people would imagine an end of the world, apocalyptic scenario like this: A highly contagious superbug, perhaps something like Zika, H1N1, or Ebola, infects the majority of the human population, and no drugs or medication seem to affect the disease, which kills most human life – after all, this has been the theme of many blockbuster movies.