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Magnesium, NOT Calcium, Is The Key To Healthy Bones

By   /  May 11, 2013  /  Health, News, World  /  No Comments

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By Marco Torres | Prevent Disease The belief that calcium is the holy grail of what builds strong bones is absolutely ingrained in our society, but has no basis in reality–calcium is but ONE of the many minerals your body needs for building strong bones. Dietary intake of magnesium, not necessarily calcium, may be the [...]

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Got Hemp Milk? The Benefits of Hemp Milk

By   /  May 10, 2013  /  Health, News, World  /  No Comments

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By Joe Martino | Activist Post Hemp milk is an incredibly nutritious and tasty alternative to cow’s milk as it supplies the body with essential nutrients without the harm that dairy causes to the body. For some, it is an ethical choice to not drink animal milk, for others it is an intolerance. Others choose [...]

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How Can You Tell You’re Eating Real Chicken? And Is It Safe to Eat?

By   /  May 2, 2013  /  Health, News, World  /  1 Comment

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By Dr. Mercola | mercola The six decades’ old fast food franchise KFC recently rolled out Original Recipe boneless chicken in its 4,500 US locations.1 The new slogan: “No mess. No fuss. No bones about it.” The company is so convinced boneless chicken is the way of the future that they’re actually considering eliminating on-the-bone [...]

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Kosher Certification Program Bans All GMO Ingredients

By   /  April 25, 2013  /  Environment  /  No Comments

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By Daisy Luther | Set You Free News One group after another is denouncing the genetically modified poison on grocery store shelves, adding to the chorus of voices demanding real untainted food. Natural Food Certifiers has announced today that any food product that contains GMOs is no longer eligible to be certified as kosher under their “Apple [...]

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Eating mangoes may help lower blood sugar and cancer risk

By   /  April 24, 2013  /  Health  /  No Comments

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ANI Consumption of mangoes may potentially have a positive effect on blood sugar in obese individuals and help to limit inflammation, according to a new research. The study led by Edralin Lucas, Ph.D., associate professor of nutritional sciences at Oklahoma State University, examined the effects of daily mango consumption on clinical parameters and body composition [...]

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Comparing Vitamin, Mineral and Energy Content of GMO vs. Non-GMO

By   /  April 18, 2013  /  Health  /  No Comments

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By Marco Torres | Prevent Disease Consumers select organic foods over genetically modified organisms (GMO) for a variety of reasons, however besides the long list of potential health implications from consuming GMO, the one thing that impacts decision making more than anything else is nutrition. There are convincing differences between organic and GMO foods in [...]

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Fruits and veggies could harbour cure for deadly skin cancer

By   /  April 12, 2013  /  Health  /  No Comments

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ANI Gossypin, a naturally-occurring substance found in fruits and vegetables, has been for the first time found effective against melanoma, which causes the majority of deaths from skin cancer. For the first time, scientists have demonstrated the mechanism of action of gossypin, a naturally-occurring substance found in fruits and vegetables, as a treatment for melanoma, [...]

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Saffron: Ancient Healing Powers Confirmed by Science

By   /  April 8, 2013  /  Health, News, World  /  No Comments

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By Sayer Ji, Founder | GreenMed Info Clearly there is something magical about the Crocus sativus flower, from which the spice saffron is derived.  If its striking beauty does not immediately cast a spell on its beholder, often it simply takes experiencing the spice to fall into full enchantment with it. While saffron is exceptionally [...]

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75 % Of Earths Population Is Lactose Intolerant For A Reason: Dairy Is Harmful

By   /  April 5, 2013  /  Health, News, World  /  No Comments

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By Arjun | Collective Evolution Lactose intolerance is when the body does not produce enough lactase to break down lactose, a sugar found in milk and many other milk derived dairy products. The enzyme responsible for breaking down lactose is lactase, an enzyme found on the wall of the intestines. Lactase breaks down lactose (the [...]

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Hard to swallow: Supermarkets ‘trash planet’ with half UK food thrown away

By   /  April 4, 2013  /  Health, News, World  /  No Comments

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By RT Over 10 billion pounds (US$15 billion) worth of food is thrown away in the UK each year while thousands of families struggle to feed themselves in a country where one in five lives below the poverty line, according to Oxfam. Supermarkets and restaurants add fuel to fire embracing a throw-away culture and binning [...]

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Why High Salt Consumption Alone Will Not Increase Your Heart Disease Risk

By   /  April 4, 2013  /  Health, News, World  /  No Comments

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By Dr. Mercola | mercola Salt has long been a treasured food staple. Far from being harmful, high-quality salt is actually essential for life, but in the United States and many other developed countries salt has been vilified as a primary cause of high blood pressure and heart disease. According to preliminary research presented at [...]

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Terminator Seeds and the Boy Who Cried Wolf

By   /  April 4, 2013  /  Environment, News, World  /  No Comments

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By Barbara H. Peterson | Farm Wars What is the best way to overcome opposition to something and sneak it in when no one’s looking? How about making people think that it is already here, when it is not? Spread enough disinformation, plant enough seeds in people’s minds that what they oppose is already here, [...]

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