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Protect Your Health With A Balanced Immune System

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Aug 3rd, 2011 • Category: Dr. Cutler's True Health Blog Archive, Health Articles, Immunity

Good health is a precious commodity—one that many people sometimes take for granted. However, you may find yourself trying to imagine how it would feel to rarely get sick and be able to enjoy life without worrying about health threats. But boosting your immune system is simply not enough if you want true natural immune health, because if your immune system isn’t also balanced, you’re still at risk for experiencing unwanted health effects.



Protect Your Body With Vitamin P

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Aug 3rd, 2011 • Category: True Health Tip

Did you know that vitamin P—also known as bioflavonoids—was named after paprika, from which it was first isolated? Vitamin P is the antioxidant that provides the bright orange and yellow color in citrus foods, and promotes good health for your…



Help For Headaches

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 27th, 2011 • Category: True Health Tip

Are you plagued from time to time with an aching head? A report from CNN lists the following easy alternatives for occasional minor tension headaches…

  • Caffeine—Try sipping a caffeinated beverage such as coffee at the first sign of



Supplements To Promote Good Kidney Function

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 27th, 2011 • Category: True Health Questions

Dear Dr. Cutler,

In my last blood test to check my kidneys, my creatinine level was within the normal range, I believe, at 1.1 mg/dL. But an additional test called the BUN test was also done, and my level was



Natural Ways To Preserve Your Vision As You Age

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 20th, 2011 • Category: Dr. Cutler's True Health Blog Archive, Health Articles, Vision

Most people are afraid of losing their precious vision due to the natural effects of aging. However, there are other factors that can dim your vision and put a strain on your eyes such as a nutrient-poor diet… smoking… chronic stress… poor circulation… and increased  “near work” activities including computer, TV and video games. But there are natural steps you can take to maintain and support your sight.



Vegetarian Jambalaya

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 20th, 2011 • Category: Whole Food Recipes

Try this scrumptious vegetarian version of a traditional favorite that’s sure to tempt the tastebuds of even the pickiest eater.

Vegetarian Jambalaya

6 cups vegetable stock (recipe below)
¼ cup olive oil
1 cup finely chopped onions



Promote A Healthy Prostate With This Diet

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 20th, 2011 • Category: True Health Tip

Do you want to support your prostate… or the prostate of a loved one? Then you need to ensure that what you eat is a “prostate-healthy” diet. Unfortunately, heavy fat intake, especially heated fats that are chemically changed and hydrogenated…



Are There Ways To Boost My Abdominal Health?

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 13th, 2011 • Category: True Health Questions

Dear Dr. Cutler,

My husband has been told his abdominal muscles are weak and this can impact his health. I wanted to know if there is anything my husband can do to improve his situation.

—Pat H.

Dear Pat,

A…



What Zinc Can Do For Your Health

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 13th, 2011 • Category: True Health Tip

Zinc—a mineral that regulates carbohydrate metabolism and blood sugar—is essential to human and animal growth and development, especially in the reproductive organs. Not only does it stabilize your blood sugar and metabolism, but it is also an important factor in…



Reclaim Your Energy Spark With CoQ10

By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 6th, 2011 • Category: Dr. Cutler's True Health Blog Archive, Energy, Health Articles

To produce the energy needed for your cells, your body produces a miracle nutrient called coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10). In fact, CoQ10 is a vital antioxidant molecule that provides the “spark” necessary to convert stored fat and nutrients into energy your body can use. What does that mean for you?