Category: Fitness Nutrition
Please read Cancer – Taking Your Power Back! Parts 1 & 2 Prior to this. They can be found at http://www.naturalnewsblogs.com/author/sarahbarendse
“Take care of yourself”. We hear it daily, but what does that really mean?
I think to each of…
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Mung beans have been used throughout Asia as early as 1500 BC. They were valued for their high nutritional content. Mung beans are highly effective at inhibiting LDL oxidation (cholesterol ratio) due to the potent free radical properties and phenol…
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The Environmental Working Group publishes an annual “Dirty Dozen” list of the most contaminated supermarket foods. This list is important because according to its research, you can reduce your pesticide exposure by as much as 80 percent by avoiding the…
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So what’s in your fish oil?
Is it made with Chinese fish oil? Odds say that you are consuming low nutrient fish from China. Mackerel, herring and sardines are the best fish for producing fish oil. However, with a $1.8B…
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Fructose may actually do more to promote and proliferate the growth of cancer cells than any other form of sugar. Fructose is the form of sugar commonly known to be in fruit, but it’s most heavily consumed in the form…
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Theoretically, our bodies make plenty of Vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin, when exposed to the sun. But today, people shy away from the sun, due to cancer concerns, or lather on the sunscreen. We spend too much time in homes,…
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Researchers are increasingly recognizing most aging humans suffer from obstructions to cerebral blood flow. Low blood flow sets up the brain for a cascade of nerval injuries that manifests as memory loss, depression and cognitive dysfunction. It also has long…
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We all have a sweet tooth now and again. So before you reach for some processed candy or artificially sweetened goodies full of preservatives, try making these brownies. The dates will give you lots of good fiber and we all…
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With March being National Peanut Month, consumers are likely to be focused on the health benefits of this legume (it’s actually not a nut!), which is one of America’s most popular foods: Americans love their peanuts, consuming an average of…
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Basil, a native of India, is considered the “king of herbs”; Basileus is the Greek word for king and is still an offering to the gods today. It is generally used for indigestion, fever, cold, headaches, cramps, nausea, vomiting, or…
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