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It’s time you sweetened your diet with these five keto-friendly natural sweeteners

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Originally developed in the 1920s to help children with epilepsy, the ketogenic diet has recently increased in popularity as an effective diet for weight management.

Popular among athletes and the like, the ketogenic diet shares a lot of similarities with the Atkins diet, especially in the sense that it strictly monitors — if not entirely eliminates — carbohydrate intake. Continue reading →

Herbs, Spice & Everything Nice: Your Guide to Healthy Holiday Eating

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Herbs, Spice & Everything Nice: Your Guide to Healthy Holiday Eating

Article Summary

  • Beyond the threat of expanding your waistline, the season’s culinary delights can be a formidable health nightmare if you’re trying to live a cancer-free lifestyle.
  • The good news is, many of the most common herbs and spices found in your favorite holiday dishes are packed with unique nutritional and medicinal compounds that have been scientifically shown to help: balance blood sugar levels, promote healthy digestion, and even lower your overall risk of cancer.
  • 4 of the best healthy spices and herbs to include in your holiday cooking are:
    1. Nutmeg
    2. Cinnamon
    3. Cloves
    4. Peppermint
  • To receive the most benefits from what nature has to offer, follow these two guidelines when selecting your healthy spices & herbs:
    1. Choose only organic, non-irradiated herbs and spices
    2. Make your own holiday treats, cocktails, and meals using only real herbs

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4 Natural remedies for stomach ulcers

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4 Natural remedies for stomach ulcers

Cabbages are usually added to refreshing salads, but did you know that these cruciferous veggies can also be used to treat stomach ulcers?

What causes ulcers?

Ulcers are sores that develop in different parts of your body. Stomach ulcers (or gastric ulcers) are very common, and they form in the lining of the stomach.

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Exercise and Whey Protein Slow Age-Related Bone and Muscle Loss

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Exercise and Whey Protein Slow Age-Related Bone and Muscle Loss

Do you worry about loss of bone and muscle as you age? Science shows that basic lifestyle interventions can reverse this trend and may even help stop it before it starts 

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Water Cures Dehydration And Facilitates All Medical Treatments

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Water Cures Dehydration And Facilitates All Medical Treatments
Water is the perfect cure for dehydration, which is important because most people in the modern era tend to be slightly dehydrated. Whether we drink too little water or too much soda or coffee or suffer from our medicines dehydrating effects, our bodies lose vital energy quickly from being deficient in water. Being low on water is like being very low in oil as you attempt to climb a mountain in your car.

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Saving Our Kidneys Saving Lives

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Saving Our Kidneys Saving Lives

Diabetic kidney disease is the most common cause of end-stage kidney disease and poses a major global health problem. Finding new, safe, and practical strategies to halt this disease has proven to be challenging for mainstream medicine because their aversion to natural medicine prevents them from understanding the underlying causes. Continue reading →

Feeling constipated? Try aloe vera

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3 Fall Remedies To Have On Hand

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It’s been feeling like fall here in the Midwest and I have those awkward days of wondering whether I should wear my flip flops or boots. These are the only two things I wear on my feet for the most part – because they are easy to wear and it gives me less choices I have to make when I start my day. Yes, I am in that season of life where anything that makes life easier is necessary. 😉 Continue reading →

The Most Powerful Techniques to Reprogram the Subconscious Mind (with Crystals) – Morning Routine

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Today, we’re discussing how I work with crystals to reprogram my subconscious mind with my morning routine. Continue reading →

Scientist Attacked for Fluoridation Facts

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  • Christine Till, Ph.D., an associate professor at York University in Toronto, Canada, has published several damning studies showing fluoride damages the brain and lowers IQ
  • In 2019, Till received the President’s Emerging Research Leadership Award (PERLA) from York University for her research into the neurotoxicity of fluoride exposure
  • After giving a lecture at a recent conference that included speakers who question the safety of mercury and vaccines, a group of 14 scientists are calling for an independent review of Till’s work on fluoridation “to determine whether her ‘ideology is being misrepresented as science’”
  • For now, it doesn’t appear as though York University will comply with the call for an independent probe into Till’s research and public statements about water fluoridation
  • Depositions by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials in 2018 have also confirmed the agency does not have any safety data on fluoride intake and neurotoxic effects. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency also does not have any data showing fluoride intake is harmless to the brain. Meanwhile, more than 400 animal and human studies have found fluoride is neurotoxic and damages the brain

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What Is Functional Medicine?

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How to Become a Global Health Coach

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If you’re based outside the United States and thinking about becoming a global health coach, there are a lot of options to consider. One of the key ones you might be wondering about is how a program that’s based in the United States is relevant to someone like you who lives “abroad.”

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Unique Glucosinolates Found in Moringa

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  • Glucosinolates are phytochemical compounds that are found in cruciferous vegetables and Moringa, a plant recognized for its medicinal purposes for centuries
  • Glucosinolates are metabolized into bioactive isothiocyanates. The primary isothiocyanate in Moringa is moringin. Like sulforaphane in broccoli, moringin has powerful antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and anticancer effects
  • Researchers recently discovered a novel type of glucosinolate in wild forms of Moringa oleifera dubbed 4GBGS. Domestic forms of Moringa oleifera, or those specifically grown for human consumption, also had some levels of 4GBGS, but in much lower concentrations
  • Moringa also contains all nine essential amino acids and has been shown to lower blood pressure, modulate immune function and protect the health of your organs
  • Moringa leaves are often available in a dried, powder form that you can use to make tea or add to your smoothies

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Top 11 Homeopathic Remedies for High Blood Pressure

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High blood pressure, a.k.a. hypertension, puts your heart and circulatory system at risk. It is known as the “silent killer.” You may want to know how to lower high blood pressure naturally. Continue reading →

Metabolic Inflexibility Is Key Risk Factor for COVID-19

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  • While SARS-CoV-2 is a rampant virus that can cause severe problems in vulnerable individuals, the real pandemic — the underlying cause that makes people susceptible to complications from the infection in the first place — is poor metabolic health
  • Aside from old age, obesity has been identified as one of the primary risk factors for being hospitalized with COVID-19 — doubling the risk of hospitalization in patients under the age of 60 in one study
  • One hypothesis for why obesity is worsening COVID-19 has to do with the fact that obesity causes chronic inflammation. Having more proinflammatory cytokines in circulation increases your risk of experiencing a cytokine storm
  • Insulin resistance is another top risk factor for COVID-19 that worsens outcomes and increases your risk of death
  • There are five primary parameters of metabolic health: waist circumference, insulin sensitivity, blood pressure, and triglyceride and HDL levels. Having three or more abnormal parameters is indicative of metabolic syndrome

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