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March-April 2026: The Kidneys
Our hardest working organs in the body. They work silently, 24 hours a day for decades, without causing any trouble. When kidney's get into trouble, it usually is the result of other diseases like adult diabetes, high blood pressure, vascular disease, and inflammatory diseases. WHY TWO KIDNEYS ? Evolution sometimes provides two organs, if the organ is critical to survival. If necessary, we can get by with only one kidney, but two, provides more resilience in case a kidney is
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January 2026: Living Stronger - Longer
Living Stronger - Longer Living stronger longer isn't about reaching a certain / numeric age, it's about extending our vital years so we can reach our distant goals and desires. Many new human life extending ideas are available thanks to the research success of longevity associations throughout the country. While wishing for future healthy years is far easier than actually seeing it happen, we are very lucky to be in a period where mass volumes of scientific data provide expe
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December 2025: The Season for Connections
This is a special bulletin from the New Health Order team to recognize the closing of the first 25 years of the 21st century. The holidays offer a perfect time to re-establish old friendships and re-connect again with the families and friends we care about. Because we are "social beings" connections are good, not only for the soul, but are like a ray of sunshine for continued health and well-being. Social scientists who study the effect of human social connections, have evide
Dec 18, 20252 min read


October-November 2025: Your Incredible Liver
Weighing in at over three pounds, the liver is the largest internal organ in the human body. This biochemical factory is a wonder machine that processes all the foods, medicines, and beverages, we consume. Performing over 500 metabolic, and other functions, the vital and versatile liver works flawlessly to rid the body of toxins, and other impurities, before sending nutrients on to the body for our energy requirements. The liver also stores excess sugar (glycogen) for future
Oct 28, 20253 min read
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