How Wives Slowly Kill Their Husbands By Choosing The Wrong Foods

Hidden iron in foods can accelerate aging and disease, but there is a natural way to remove (chelate) iron without having to go to the doctor.

San Dimas, CA (PRWEB) April 11, 2005 -- Anemic wives slowly kill their husbands choosing foods that are rich in a single mineral. Growing children are at risk for attention deficit disorder because of a shortage of the same mineral. By middle age, males will store twice as much of this mineral and experience twice the diabetes, cancer and heart disease as females. The mineral is iron. It is the mineral of health and disease. Iron must be controlled throughout life to maintain health and achieve longevity, says health writer Bill Sardi in his newly release e-book The Iron Time Bomb.

Few Americans realize that iron is the major growth factor for tumor cells, bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Virtually every health practice, ranging from exercise, vegetarian diets, taking an aspirin tablet, or drinking green tea, controls iron, says Sardi. Iron slowly accumulates in the body, more so in full-grown males and postmenopausal or post-hysterectomy females, resulting in a condition called fatty liver that affects 35% of Americans, as well as many other health problems.

How can Americans cleanse their liver of excess iron, safely and economically? Bill Sardi reveals a natural molecule extracted from whole grains that can cleanse the body of excess iron and reduce the risk for disease. To find out more, please visit http://www.naturalhealthlibrarian.com/1008_irontimebomb.asp

Bill Sardi
Knowledge of Health, Inc.
457 West Allen Avenue #117
San Dimas, CA 91773 USA
Telephone: 909 599-0840
Facsimile: 909 599-0430

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