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10 Holistic Tips for a Good Night’s Sleep
Sleep is the time each night when the body repairs, heals and restores. If you’re not getting enough, it can put you at risk for all sorts of various health issues including: heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid issues, depression, adrenal fatigue, etc. We’ve all heard the usual tips like, limit caffeine and alcohol,…
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Fight Cancer While Enjoying Your Cruciferous Stir-Fry
A good stir-fry is serious comfort food and has reportedly has health benefits, too. And if your stir-fry contains cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage or kale, are you doing your body as good a turn as you otherwise could if you steamed those sulfurous veg? The core cancer-fighting property in cruciferous vegetables is called…
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Grow Your Own Probiotics In A Jar
Forget everything you think you know about vegetables and let me tell you what happens when you culture them. Grow your own probiotics in a jar of vegetables, and you’ll be shocked and amazed at all they can do. I feel like I’ve been standing on the top of a mountain singing the praises of…
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Nutritionist help son fight for his life against cancer using detox remedies beneficial for every child
My son was diagnosed with cancer, in California you HAVE treat your child with chemo or CPS will take your child away and forcibly administer chemo while your child lives with strangers. Most pediatric cancer patients die from treatment, not from the disease. In fact, it’s very rare that a child dies from cancer alone,…
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Spinach Jumps to 2nd on list of Most Pesticide Laden Produce
Spinach is packed with nutrients, making it a staple for healthy eating during the winter and spring. But federal data shows that conventionally grown spinach has more pesticide residues by weight than all other produce tested, with three-fourths of samples tested contaminated with a neurotoxic bug killer that is banned from use on food crops…
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Bill Gates-Funded Insect Company Set To Release GMO Moths In New York
In yet another demonstration of science tampering with nature, British company Oxitec plans to release genetically modified moths in New York. Oxitech has developed the GM moth to combat the highly chemical-resistant diamondback moth population that exclusively feeds on members of the cabbage family, which includes broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and kale. The Bill Gates-funded…