Tinnitus and Your Health

 

Your health is more important than ever before when you have Tinnitus as you may find your immune system is lowered by stress, lack of sleep and poor fitness. What I've found works best is having a scheduled fitness plan to stick to. eg I surf, gym, swim and ride 5 days a week.

Here is a special Health and Fitness Bulletin concerning fitness past the age of 40 and especially important for Tinnitus sufferers. I've found the techniques in this report and eBook have had vitally important changes in the way I deal with Tinnitus daily. Enjoy!

 

"Slow Poisoning", the eye-opening report by health journalist John Erb, is now available in the "Fit Over 40" members area.

 

Anyone who owns a copy of "Fit Over 40" now receives FIVE free bonus e-books/reports:

 

--- > "The Menopause Solution" by Jill Langham;
--- > "Why Grow Old" by Orison Swett Marden;
--- > "Natural Ways To Increase Your Testosterone" by Men's Health Journo Christian Finn
--- > "The Bill Pearl Interview" by Rob Cooper

 

AND "The Slow Poisoning of Mankind" by John Erb. This incredible report is literally the report given to The World Health Organization on the toxic effects of one of the most common food additives in America.

 

If you own "Fit Over 40", just visit the homepage and login to the member's downloads. If you do not own "Fit Over 40", get it here

 

You can also pick up Frank Mangano's e-book, "The Silent Killer Exposed", for a limited time.


Poverty And Obesity: A New Study Finds A Remarkable Connection

While the rich and the affluent still face many of the problems that come with the "king's
lifestyle", a new pattern is emerging in the United States and, predictions state, Europe.

A new study shows that the trend of ill-health and obesity is shifting rapidly to the poor and
less educated portions of the country. The reason this is important to us all, other than a concern for our nation's health as a whole, is the economic strain this will place on our already burdened health care system.

 

By the year 2012, if this trend increases, the middle and upper classes will be looking at
massive increases in taxes to fund proposed government plans to address the problem.

 

This is a problem that flat-out does NOT need to exist. Everyone who can afford food at 'all' can easily eat healthy and exercise.

 

Part of the confusion is due to the fact that the billion dollar fitness industry has created a
myth -- that expensive food supplements and organic foods are mandatory for good health.

 

While I believe in both, neither are mandatory. It's the TYPE of food, and the COMBINATION
of the foods that make all the difference -- that, and moderate calories, exercise, and proper
mental disposition.

This is covered in detail in the best-selling e-book, "Fit Over 40", by Jon Benson and
Tom Venuto, CSCS. Get it here

In regards to the study, Dr. Janet Collins of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
had this to say --

"Populations are no longer equal in terms of experiencing health problems. Low-income
populations tend to experience all the health problems we worry about at greater rates."

 

The five states with the highest obesity rates in the 2005 consensus include Mississippi,
Alabama, West Virginia, Louisiana and Kentucky.

 

These same five states have higher rates of poverty than the national norm.

 

Meanwhile, the five states with the lowest obesity have less poverty. They are Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont.

 

Each of these states also have more college graduates and stronger education programs.

Education in health and fitness does not need to be expensive, and it certainly does
not take a rocket scientist to figure it out.

 

However, many fitness professionals and nutrition 'gurus' lend that impression. If you visit a gym today, especially in a larger city, you'll see a myriad of devices that, frankly, would give you a better workout if you tried to pick them up and move them out to the garbage dump.

 

It can be daunting and confusing for anyone! But, this doesn't have to be the case. In fact, as so many people report in "Fit Over 40", workouts can be done in your own home that will more than satisfy the needs of most people.

The same goes for nutrition. While a few people require "high-tech", expensive food (for medical reasons usually), the vast majority of us can easily get the job done at the local grocery store.

 

The best way to inspire change is to create change in yourself. Start there, set the example, and the word will spread.

 

Anyone can be fit and healthy, and they can do it at ANY age, and at ANY income level above absolute poverty.

 

Yours in Health
Siimon Healy

PS. An absolutely killer freee audio I love it when you really get something for nothing...and that's rare. My friend Jon Benson has broken the trend yet again. He created an "audio newsletter" -- that's free to anyone! here