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Dreams, Purpose & Reality

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 10:06am

V5N12a - Topics
Dr.C Left Home at Age 19 to Circumnavigate the Globe
Public School Was Just A Vehicle To Play Sport
Clarity & Confidence Drive the Entire Process of Achievement
Not Everyone In The Health Industry Is Noble, Honorable Or Committed To Health

Quality Control

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 9:57am

V5N11a - Topics
Quality Literally Means An Essential Characteristic, Property Or Attribute
Quality & Balance Are Emphasized Throughout The CSNA Education Program
Individual Company Policies & Operating Standards Are Frequently Self-Imposed
Achieving Excellence In Quality Control Must Be A Top Priority

Pantothenic Acid (B5)

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 9:50am

V5N10a - Topics
Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5) Is Known As The “Anti-Stress” Vitamin
B5 Supports the Production Of Cortisol & Other Adrenal Hormones In Response To Stress
Pantothenic Acid Is Non-Toxic at Very High Dosages
The Brain Uses Pantothenic Acid To Transform Choline Into Acetylcholine

Adrenal Exhaustion

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 9:40am

V5N9a - Topics
The Adrenal Cortex Is Capable Of Synthesizing Over 60 Steroid Hormones
Cortisol Is A Major Player In The Body's Response To Stress
High Cortisol Levels Are Immunosuppressive & Destroy Sexual Function
Hormonal Response To Stress Is A Built-In Mechanism That Protects Us From Damage

A Journey of Self-Discovery

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 9:32am

V5N8a - Topics
Treating Chronic Symptoms With Prescription Drugs Will Not Remedy The Problem
To Kill A Weed, You Must Pull It Out By The Roots
Newtonian Physics Teaches That Every Effect Has A Cause
To Rely Entirely On Our Own Subjective Experience Is Unwise

Five Steps To Health

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 9:25am

V5N7a - Topics
We Are Eating Ourselves To Death: Addictive Modern Malnutrition Overload Syndrome
We Are “Living” Shorter, But Due To Our Modern Medical Safety Net, We Are “Dying” Longer
Missing Meals Is Like Missing Pay Day
Feed Yourself Like A New Born Baby

Running for Life: Part III

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 9:17am

V5N6a - Topics
Endurance Athletes Have The Highest Levels Of Lipid Peroxides & Free Radical Activity
Running Forces Us To Consume Up To 20 Times More Oxygen Per Minute
Every Runner Should Take D-Alpha Tocopherol (E) and Ascorbic Acid (C)
As Exercise Intensity & Duration Increases, More Protein Is Utilized For Energy

Running for Life: Part II

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 9:06am

V5N5a - Topics
Running Improves Aerobic Capacity & Has A Natural Antidepressant Effect
One Of The Most Important Keys To Running Success Is Hydration
Electrolytes Are Lost Primarily Through Sweat and Urine
Every Action Has An Equal and Opposite Reaction

Running for Life: Part I

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 8:59am

V5N4a - Topics
“Footracing” Ranks Among the Most Popular Of All The Known Sporting Events
Those Who Train Outlive Those Who Don't
Maximal Exercise Displays the Best Improvement In Health & Longevity
Running is An Inherent Natural Function for Humans

Do You Look Like You Train?

Submitted by admin on February 22, 2012 - 8:43am

V5N3a - Topics
If You Train There should be Physical Evidence of That Fact
It’s A Wonderful Thing To Have Someone Tell You How Good You Look
Protein Shakes Before and After Workouts Should be a Dietary Standard
Over Time We Must Develop A Connection Between Food & How We Look and Feel

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