Thursday night (1/12) at 9 PM EST, you can hear a guy who

knows a thing or two about health, weight loss, and supplements.

Thursday night (1/12) at 9 PM EST, you can hear a guy who

knows a thing or two about health, weight loss, and supplements.

Many years ago, perhaps dating all the way back to the

Presidency of Ronald Reagan, my father-in-law held the

floor at a large family gathering, where he was pontificating,

as only he could, on the subject of lawyers. Someone in

the family had told a story about another family member, who 

had taken a job with the local district attorney’s office, and

pronounced that this member of the family was committed

to "public service."

My father-in-law, who had ingested a couple of malt beverages,

said, "Public service, my achin’ ass, he wasn’t good enough 

to get a real job." Adding insult to injury, he then asked, "What

is he, a friggin’ constitutional lawyer?" This brought the conversation

in the room to a screeching halt, even though he had his supporters

in the room. He was saved by the entrance of two of his grandchildren,

who had been specially dressed for photos.

I remembered this classic family moment today, as I heard a 

mainstrean media reporter refer to the fact that our current President

is a "constitutional" lawyer. He also just happened to work in 

"public service," very loosely defined.

I bring this up, because the President has begun to show some of

his core beliefs in the last week, or so, and of course, the press is 

busy, telling us all about the shortcomings of the Republican candidates.

Before Obama ran for the Presidency, he often spoke on the Constitution.

If you do a bit of research, you can find recordings of the things he said,

on radio. If you do, one thing would become very clear, and it should scare  

the daylights out of you.

Obama does not believe in the Constitution. He believes that the 

Constitution is antiquated and should not apply in his fantasy version

of the world. He thinks the U.S. would be much better off, if the

On the corner of my desk is a stack of papers, all 

related to trans fats, that stuff, that when ingested

in the old pie hole, makes us blow up like a balloon. 

Trans fats are used in almost everything related to

food that comes in a package.

Not only are they in everything packaged, but the

government has allowed manufacturers to get very,

very creative with their labels; which makes it look 

like they aren’t in the package, when they ARE. The

best defense is to not eat any packaged food.

Our Canadian friends have been studying the effects

of trans fats on the brain and what they are finding is

pretty amazing, eh?

In the last decade, diagnostic equipment that can 

study the brain has been improving by leaps and 

bounds. Researchers have found that people that

eat too much fast food, or packaged food, can have 

the same kind of brain shrinkage associated with

Alzheimer’s Disease.

Here are a couple of the highlights of the study:

People who had high levels of circulating trans fats had 

less brain volume. They also had poorer memory, attention

span, language and processing speed skills.

People with higher levels of omega 3 fatty acids had 

better executive function…the ability to plan, solve,

multi-task and perform other functions…as well as fewer

white matter lesions, on their brain scans.

I’ve been telling you, for a couple of years now, that trans

fats are bad for your cardiovascular health. Now…and

this makes perfect sense…we know that they are bad for

the brain, too.

My Powerhouse Omega Formula is designed to help

bolster both brain and heart function. You can get my

world class formula here…it’s pharmaceutical grade,

molecularly distilled and third party assayed, to be free of 

contaminants. The only things in it are listed on the label.

Start your New Year out right and get on the good health

train.

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With my best wishes for your optimum health,

Dr. Bill