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Harvard medical experts reveal “highly effective” ways to help Fight Inflammation Now ...and protect yourself from a silent contributor of heart disease, cancer, dementia, Type 2 diabetes, and more

Discover highly effective ways to tame inflammation and help: ✓ Treat asthma and allergies ✓ Treat autoimmune diseases — IBD, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis, and psoriasis ✓ Protect your heart ✓ Protect your brain from dementia, depression & stroke ✓ Combat inflammation in metabolic diseases ✓ Fight against cancer ✓ SPECIAL SECTION: Lifestyle changes to combat chronic inflammation Dear Reader, Inflammation is a vital part of our body’s infection-fighting defense system, supporting our survival by fighting off hostile microbes and healing our injuries. But there is there is another, more insidious side of inflammation you must know about. Low-grade chronic inflammation, the kind that silently simmers for years without our knowledge, can affect almost anyone — and contribute to cardiovascular disease, cancer, type 2 diabetes and other conditions. Shockingly, three out of five people around the world die from a disease that has been linked to inflammation. That’s why the medical experts here at Harvard Medical School are so eager to send you a copy of their Special Health Report, Fighting Inflammation. This essential new report explains the role of inflammation in the body (both good and bad) and reveals the highly effective, evidence-based strategies to help you dampen low-grade inflammation BEFORE it has a chance to compromise your health. Give us the word and we’ll send you a print or digital copy today so you can discover exactly how helpful inflammation can turn dangerous — and what you can do about it. Right away, you’ll discover how to help... Protect your heart: Find out how inflammation plays a pivotal role in each step of the heart disease process ... the single test that can assess your risk of inflammation-related heart disease ... plus medical and simple lifestyle strategies that can help protect your heart. Protect your brain: Discover the surprising ways inflammation may lead to cognitive decline, stroke, dementia (including Alzheimer’s disease) and depression. Also, learn about the latest research in anti-inflammatory treatments and the specific diet that’s been shown to calm inflammation in the brain. Combat Type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome which have taken a devastating toll on the world’s population. Harvard experts reveal ways to eat to beat inflammation ... surgical weight loss options that have led to remission of Type 2 diabetes ... and more. Fight against cancer: Discover how as many as 20% of cancers begin as a direct result of inflammation, plus how scientists are working to harness the immune system to fight cancer. Get the latest on immunotherapy drugs plus simple low-tech approaches to help prevent and possibly suppress cancer in its early stages. PLUS: Do you suffer from an autoimmune disease (IBD, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, MS, or psoriasis)? Or are you coping with various allergies, eczema and asthma? Harvard Medical School experts have you covered! This Special Health Report gives you a clear understanding how these inflammation-related conditions affect your body and reveals the best ways to treat these conditions. It’s all in Fighting Inflammation. Click here to learn more! To your good health, Timothy Cole Editorial Director, Harvard Health Publishing P.S. There’s more! Harvard doctors have added a practical Special Section that reveals the simple 7-step strategy you can use to help combat chronic inflammation and its insidious implications.

Stop worrying about “What if...” Learn how you can banish anxiety and embarrassment, and successfully fight incontinence. Inside Better Bladder and Bowel Control, you’ll discover... ✓ Common causes of urinary and fecal incontinence for men and women ✓ Medical advances in the treatment of incontinence ✓ Dietary changes to treat fecal incontinence ✓ Easy exercises to strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor ✓ Medications to treat urinary incontinence ✓ SPECIAL BONUS SECTION: Urodynamic testing ✓ And more! Dear Reader, Incontinence is a subject most men and women are reluctant to talk about — even with their doctors. As a result, they suffer physically, emotionally — and needlessly. They fail to get help that can restore continence and confidence. More than 32 million Americans, including one in three older women, live with incontinence. It is a treatable medical issue — not a psychological problem or personal failure. You can do something about incontinence. And the sooner you act, the more effective the results can be. In Better Bladder and Bowel Control, a Special Health Report from Harvard Medical School, you will be briefed on the most recent advances in helping men and women who sometime, or often, face bladder or bowel control problems. You will learn about the causes and, most important, about the corrective measures you can take to manage and lessen the symptoms of incontinence. The report will candidly and comprehensively show you how new treatments, therapies, and procedures are significantly improving continence and brightening lives. You will read about medications that can cause urinary incontinence — and medications that can curb it. You'll find out about simple lifestyle changes that can make a gratifying difference for people suffering from stress incontinence or an overactive bladder. And you'll be updated on effective new outpatient procedures that are replacing traditional surgeries. The report offers practical guidance for treating fecal incontinence. It examines treatment choices ranging from dietary changes and bowel training regimens to surgery. You'll read about good foods for "bulking up." You'll be alerted to specific (and surprising) foods that can trigger incontinence. And you'll be coached on easy exercises to strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor, shoring up those that control the bladder and bowel. The good news is that bladder and bowel problems can be solved. Discover how you can regain the peace of mind you once enjoyed. Order your copy of this important Special Health Report today. To your good health, Timothy Cole Editorial Director, Harvard Health Publishing Harvard Medical School offers special reports on over 50 health topics. Visit our website at http://www.health.harvard.edu to find reports of interest to you and your family. PHONE ORDERS - please call our toll-free number: 1-877-649-9457. Harvard Medical School offers special reports on over 60 health topics. Visit our website at http://www.health.harvard.edu to find reports of interest to you and your family. PHONE ORDERS - please call our toll-free number: 1-877-649-9457.