Jeffery Powers

CONTENT EMAIL #1 Subject: Do “good” bacteria prevent disease? Hi [first_name], Recent studies show certain types of beneficial bacteria that live in your gut can block the effects of a high-salt diet. These bacteria help keep your blood pressure at healthy levels. As it turns out scientists are learning that there are more strands of good bacteria that live in your body than there are stars in the night sky. When these bacteria, collectively called the Microbiota, become unbalanced it can lead to all sorts of nasty health conditions. What to do: Limit your excess salt intake. Eat more natural yogurts and fermented foods like brine pickles, kimchi, and sauerkraut. These foods contain many of the helpful strains called probiotics. If you supplement with a probiotic then make sure it's high enough quality to ensure the bacteria are actually alive. For millennia when we spent most of our time indoors, we limit our exposure to sunlight that helps produce vitamin-D that plays a crucial role in hormones that regulate mood. Also, not spending time outdoors and living and working in an overly sterile environment prevents us from being exposed to helpful bacteria that work to control our body systems and keep us healthy. Be on the lookout for the next email: You won't believe what we found when we asked the question, "Are antibiotics sabotaging your health?" Until next time, [Sender's name] P.S. [call to action for the product] Source https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/-.htm CONTENT EMAIL #2 Subject: Are antibiotics sabotaging your health? Hi [first_name], While antibiotics have been the weapon of choice for decades to treat deadly infections they act by indiscriminate killing all the bacteria they come in contact with. This can lead to added complications. Studies are showing that imbalances in the Microbiota, bacteria in your gut, is leading to a long (and ever-growing) list of diseases these any many others. ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Celiac disease Asthma Metabolic syndrome Cardiovascular disease Obesity Alzheimer's Autism The good news is these discoveries lead to new and simple treatments for so-called incurable diseases. Even better you can influence the health of your Microbiota by what you expose yourself to. What to do: When considering antibiotics, consult your healthcare professional, and ask about the potential hazards of their use, namely how they may adversely affect the good bacteria in your body. Be on the lookout for the next email where we discuss “Is your job shortening your life?” Until next time, [Sender's name] P.S. [call to action for the product] Source https://www.cell.com/trends/molecular-medicine/fulltext/S- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC-/ CONTENT EMAIL #3 Subject: Is your job shortening your life? Hi [first_name], Studies are showing that the stress you experience at your job just might be shortening your life. Job strain, social environment, and emotional distress has been shown to produce certain hormones in your body and inhibit the production of others. What to do? Invest in your education. Studies show there is a correlation between education and job happiness. Regular cardiovascular exercise not only strengthens your muscles, especially your heart, but it also reduces stress hormones and causes the release of hormones that improve your emotional well-being and resilience to stress. One of the best remedies is to prioritize your life over your job. Striving for a healthy work-life balance helps you become the best version of yourself. You'll improve your job productivity and your quality of life. Look out for the next email titled: “Is your mobile device killing you?” You’ll be shocked by what the US Government has uncovered. Until next time, [Sender's name] P.S. [call to action for the product] Source https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/- https://academic.oup.com/eurheartj/article/23/23/1841/550026 https://academic.oup.com/eurheartj/article/29/5/640/438125 CONTENT EMAIL #4 Subject: Is your mobile device killing you? Hi [first_name], A new medical condition, so-called electrohypersensitivity, is being diagnosed from chronic exposure to the radiation produced from mobile phones, WIFI signals, and computers. Typically, these people suffer from issues that lead to "itching, pain, and heat sensations," or "heart and nervous system disorders." The US government conducted a comprehensive study that showed exposure to cell phone radiation increases the chances of developing "rare brain and heart cancers." A US Patent (#6,506,148) filed in 2003 claims “It is therefore possible to manipulate the nervous system of a subject by pulsing images displayed on a nearby computer monitor or TV set.” Two Neuroscientists show that blue light produced by mobile devices, monitors, and televisions negatively affect health and sleep patterns. What to do: Limit your exposure as much as possible. Use a Bluetooth headset as it emits less radiation and helps you put distance between your brain and your mobile device. Use a blue light filter on your mobile device as the sun begins to go down. Don’t use a television or computer monitor from dusk until dawn. Mobile devices, WIFI, and computers are useful, and they help make our lives easier. We just need to make sure that they are also healthy. Until next time, [Sender's name] P.S. [call to action for the product] Source https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/q-a-why-is-blue-light-before-bedtime -bad-for-sleep/ http://patft.uspto.gov https://ehtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/NTP-DNA-Damage-Abstract-from-Sept-2 017-Presentation-.pdf http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/05/questions-abound-after-study-links-t umors-cellphone-radiation https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/- https://www.ejmanager.com/fulltextpdf.php