Health Problems Can Be Passed Down

[Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen, MDs] Health Problems Can Be Passed Down By Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen, MDs When Joe Coleman pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics, Baltimore Orioles, and Detroit Tigers from 1942 to 1955, he could only hope his baseball talent would be passed on to the next generations of his family. Well, it was. Son Joe Coleman pitched for 15 seasons, from 1965 to 1979, and was a two-time 20-game winner. His grandson Casey Coleman played for Major League teams, including the Chicago Cubs and the Kansas City Royals. Special: [Ben Stein’s Free Guide to Surviving Biden’s Double-Digit Inflation]( Sometimes, it's talent that's passed down. But other times, unfortunately, it's health challenges such as obesity and addiction. A study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry explains how choices made during pregnancy and breastfeeding affect the health of future generations. Swiss researchers fed healthy female mice a high-fat diet during pregnancy and while nursing. The repercussions showed up in three generations of their offspring (those generations didn't eat excess fat, and neither did their mates). They had changes in their brain's dopamine-powered reward system that predisposed them to "develop obesity and addictive-like behaviors ..." It turns out your choices today may force your next three generations to battle obesity, addiction, and the health problems associated with those conditions. So how much and what kind of fats should you eat every day to protect your health and the health of future generations? Stick with fats in nuts, oils like extra virgin olive oil, and animal proteins like salmon. Then, on a 2,000-calorie-a-day diet, aim for 20 to 35 percent of calories (400 to 700 calories or 33 to 78 grams) from those good-for-you fats. --------------------------------------------------------------- Special Message --------------------------------------------------------------- ADVERTORIAL URGENT INFLATION REPORT Americans Over 60 Must Do THIS Now! LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- As inflation grips the U.S. many Americans are feeling the pinch. Prices of numerous consumer goods have exploded in just a few weeks. Gasoline is up 56 percent. Beef is up 2.3 percent in just one month. And used car prices are up 30 percent. “When serious inflation hits, it hits everyone,” says Ben Stein. While you might be able to avoid buying a used car, it’s difficult to avoid buying gas or electricity for your car. Many Americans are now wondering, “Just how bad is it?” It’s bad. Really bad. Overall inflation is up 5 percent in a year — the largest increase since 2008 — and the fastest rate of increase since 1982. If your income hasn’t increased at least 5 percent in the last 12 months, then your money just doesn’t go as far today as it did last year. In other words, you’re going backwards. You’re losing purchasing power. Wolf Richter (a noted Wall Street investor) argues that inflation is actually higher than reported. Worse, this lost purchasing power is NOT coming back. Richter writes: “The actual loss of purchasing power of the consumer dollar is far worse than even these very ugly inflation data [...] And this loss of purchasing power is permanent.” Unfortunately, inflation will continue for at least the next 2 years unless something unheard of happens. Biden’s trillions in stimulus money continues to flood the economy, making inflation worse. And the Fed doesn’t plan to raise interest rates until 2023 at the earliest. Between now and then, inflation will continue to run HOT — possibly even hotter than right now. Which means higher prices at the pump, the grocery store, the dealership — anywhere you normally buy goods and services. Fortunately, Ben Stein has some suggestions to protect you from Biden’s runaway inflation. He explains it all in his NEW report called “Inflation, Debt & Disaster”. This report is 100% FREE, and you can [download it in seconds right here](. This no-nonsense report to protecting your wealth in retirement will teach you how to avoid the destructive power of inflation — and possibly even benefit from it. Ben Stein knows what he’s talking about. He’s lived through multiple inflationary periods and wrote extensively about them for the last 45 years. He studied economics at Columbia and Yale, and taught economics at 3 major universities and has written 5 best selling books and hundreds of articles in Barron’s, the Wall Street Journal, and The American Spectator about inflation. 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