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Benefits of Magnesium, an
essential mineral found in
almonds, spinach, avocados,
cashews and salmon
(20 almonds contain 80 mg
magnesium)! Beware though! Keep
daily intake from all sources
under 500 mg!
Now You Can Protect
Yourself Against Alzheimer’s
What if you couldn’t remember
who your children are? Couldn’t
remember where you live?
Couldn’t remember what you did
today? That’s the life of an
Alzheimer’s patient. But it
doesn’t have to be yours.
Researchers say a certain
natural extract is a “safe and
effective medicine, [it]
remarkably improves the
cognition, behavior, [activity
of daily life], and mood of AD
patients.” You can also take it
to prevent Alzheimer’s from ever
striking you.
This Mineral Prevents
Colorectal Cancer
It’s one of the hardest cancers
to identify. It’s also the
second deadliest cancer to hit
both men and women.
Colorectal cancer killed more
than 50,000 people in the United
States in 2010.
Its symptoms can mimic less
serious conditions. This
includes irritable bowel
syndrome and even hemorrhoids.
Most colorectal cancers, up to
95 percent, are adenocarcinomas.
They begin with a growth called
an adenoma. It’s basically a
more gentle way of saying
“tumor.” Eventually, they can
turn cancerous.
But it might not happen for
years, even decades. This is why
polyps can become a serious
threat to your health. But you
can lower your risk of ever
getting them in the first place.
This important mineral helps
prevent tumors and lowers your
risk of developing colorectal
cancer.
In the battle against colorectal
cancer, magnesium is essential.
It’s found in our bones and soft
tissue. It’s also present in
many foods.
Magnesium helps in over 300
enzyme systems in the body. They
support muscle and nerve
function, blood pressure, blood
sugar control, and energy
production.
It’s the mineral that may help
you beat this type of cancer.
One study follows 768 cases of
colorectal adenoma and 709
control subjects. The results
show that for every 100 mg of
magnesium you add to your diet
each day, you can lower your
risk for developing a growth by
13 percent.
But if you already have a
growth, you lower your risk of
developing colorectal cancer by
12 percent.
The more magnesium you have in
your body, the lower your risk.
We recommend that you aim for
400–500 mg a day.
It’s easy to get that much
magnesium from food. One ounce
of almonds has 80 mg of
magnesium. That’s only about 20
almonds.
Some other great sources of
magnesium are spinach, cashews,
avocado, and salmon. Chances are
if you’re already eating these
foods, you’re helping to keep
cancer out of the picture
completely. You can get extra
magnesium from a supplement as
well. Citrate, glycinate, and
taurate are good forms to look
for.
Be careful not to go overboard
with magnesium. This is
especially true if you have
kidney problems. Weak kidneys
may have a hard time handling
too much magnesium. A large
buildup of magnesium can lead to
side effects ranging from low
blood pressure to coma and even
death.
You don’t have to live in fear
of getting colorectal cancer.
But with so many new cases each
year, it’s a reality that isn’t
going away. Adding more magnesium to your diet may lower your risk for developing colorectal cancer.
P.S. According to one report,
when a leading doctor at the
Sloan‐Kettering
Cancer Center found out that he
had advanced‐stage
cancer, he told his colleagues,
“Do anything you
want—but no chemotherapy!”
Not surprising. Doctor’s know
better than anyone how
devastating chemo can be. So why
aren’t more doctors using
THIS
alternative, Nobel Prize
winner-studied, natural
treatment instead? A study on
people who received it for
cancer and other ailments noted
that “the results have been
spectacular; the only side
effect is ‘chronic good
health.’”
Using magnesium as a medicine
goes back all the way to 17th
century England. A farmer from
Epsom found that his well water
had a healing effect on the
skin. The main ingredient,
magnesium sulfate, is still in
Epsom salt to this day.
Men over 40! Do you like
what you see in the mirror?
You know, you can change that
reflection.
One hormone—which decreases as
you age—is responsible for that
“V-shape” young men have and
women love.
A doctor in Germany has shown
that raising this hormone gives
you decreased body fat, lower
waist measurement, increased
libido, improved erection, lower
blood pressure, better
cholesterol, and more.
You can do it all on your own,
without a doctor’s prescription.
ANGER AND FORGIVENESS
At different
situations in life, it is
natural to get angry by people’s
behavior. Up to this stage it is
natural, but how to react to
this situation is to a greater
extent in our hands. Anger
causes stresses which have
adverse effects on human body
specially the heart. When a
man is angry, certain enzymes
are released by the body causing
a rise in the blood pressure and
cholesterol. It increases the
demand of oxygen by the heart’s
muscles cells and causes
stickiness to blood platelets
which may lead to the formation
blood clots and may lead to
heart attack or stroke.
Similarly, increase in blood
pressure in the arteries is also
a contributing factor leading to
heart attack. Anger affects
nervous system, liver, kidneys
and may cause depression.
Uncontrolled anger may lead to
violence causing severe damage
to the person himself or persons
near him.
The modern
science deals with this
situation under “Stress
Management”. There are a large
number of ways and methods how
to manage your stress, which
also include forgiveness and
meditation.
Turning to
our way of life i.e. Islam,
Allah, The Creator of human
race, knows the causes and
grants remedies to mankind.
Surah
al-Shurah Ayah 40: “The
recompense of evil will be
equivalent to the deed. He, who
pardons (the evil done to him)
and reforms himself, will
receive his reward from Allah.
He certainly does not love the
unjust.”
Surah al-Noor
Ayah 22: “The well-to-do and the
rich among you should not fail
to give to relatives, the
destitute, and Emmigrants for
the cause of Allah. Be
considerate and forgiving. Do
you not want Allah to forgive
you? Allah is All-Forgiving and
All-Merciful.”
Surah al-A’raafAyah
199: “Have forgiveness, preach
the truth, and keep away from
the ignorant ones.”
The Sunnah of
our beloved Noble Prophet
(s.a.w.a.s.) is in our view, how
he forgave people who caused
physical and emotional injuries
to him. He forgave all the
polytheists on the eve of “The
Victory of Makkah” who had
fought many wars with the
Muslims, inflicted inhuman
injuries to the people who
converted to Islam, forced him
to leave his place of birth and
migrate to Madinah.
The Commander
of the Faithful, the Gateway of
the Knowledge, Imam Ali (a.s.)
says:
“Be afraid of your anger,
because out of all the weapons
of Shaitan, inciting anger (in a
person) is his strongest
(weapon).”
“I advise you to control anger
and do not lose your temper.”
“Take pride in performing good
acts, keeping away from
blood-shed, doing justice
to people, and suppressing
anger.”
“Anger is
akin to madness, and the person
usually repents; if not, then
his madness is confirmed.”
The
Infallible Imam Muhammad
al-Baqir (a.s.) said: “If anyone
is angry, he should lie down. If
he is angry with one of his
blood relation, then that person
should touch with his hands the
person in anger, then his anger
will cool down.
As a general
rule, the angry person should
immediately change the
environment; either goes to a
different room or go out of the
house and gets some fresh air.
When a person gets angry,
electric charge is developed in
his body. Hence the directive of
the Imam to lie down when angry
results in discharging the body
of the electric charge
generated.
Sources used:
The Glorious
Qur’an, Nahjul Balagha, al-Kafi
of al-Kulayni, WebMD |
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