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6 Reasons to Start Juicing from Around the Web

6 Reasons to Start Juicing from Around the Web

April 5, 2013 | by

Juicing has many benefits that are easily reaped with a little time and dedication. Here is a mini collection of some of the best reasons for juicing from the juicers of the blogosphere.

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Boost Immune Function, Slow Aging and More with Astragalus

Boost Immune Function, Slow Aging and More with Astragalus

April 4, 2013 | by

Adding to the astragalus benefits, research and history suggests astragalus may be useful in fighting heart disease, protecting against cancer, boosting immunity, slowing the aging process, regulating diabetes and blood sugar, increasing energy, and balancing the adrenals.

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How to Use Apple Cider Vinegar For Healthier Skin and Hair

How to Use Apple Cider Vinegar For Healthier Skin and Hair

April 4, 2013 | by

You don’t need skin solutions in the form of cream, serum, oil, or face wash. You can save your money and get healthy, happy skin with products found in any grocery store. Today’s grocery store beauty solution: apple cider vinegar.

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Curcumin Matches Exercise in Slowing Aging, Protecting the Heart

Curcumin Matches Exercise in Slowing Aging, Protecting the Heart

April 3, 2013 | by

It is well established that exercise helps to preserve youth and protect the heart from aging, but it certainly isn’t the one protector out there. According to 3 different studies carried out by researchers from the University of Tsukuba in Japan, the spice turmeric may be just as effective as moderate exercise at preventing aging and boosting heart health.

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Bee Pollen Benefits: One of Nature’s Perfect Foods

Bee Pollen Benefits: One of Nature’s Perfect Foods

April 2, 2013 | by

Pollen isn’t just an allergy-sparking substance that makes you sneeze in the springtime; it serves many purposes for plants, insects, and humans alike. But many of us miss out on amazing bee pollen benefits because we simply don’t know any better.

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Could Oregano Oil Replace Antibiotics in Livestock Treatment?

Could Oregano Oil Replace Antibiotics in Livestock Treatment?

April 2, 2013 | by

With a growing demand of antibiotic-free meat comes new and innovative ways to raise food animals who are free of disease and illness while also remaining free of antibiotics. As one example, some farmers are turning to oregano oil and even cinnamon in place of massive amounts of antibiotics.

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Breast Milk Found to Protect Against Cancer, Kill Cancer Cells

Breast Milk Found to Protect Against Cancer, Kill Cancer Cells

April 1, 2013 | by

Further adding on to those reasons, a recent study found something something extra special within breast milk – a substance that possesses amazing anti-cancer properties.

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16 Magnesium Deficiency Symptoms – Signs of Low Magnesium Levels

16 Magnesium Deficiency Symptoms – Signs of Low Magnesium Levels

April 1, 2013 | by

You may know what magnesium is, but do you know how important the mineral can be for your health? Magnesium is involved with over 300 metabolic processes in our bodies, leading to the mineral being called the ‘master mineral’. So what exactly does it mean to have a magnesium deficiency?

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Vaccines Don’t Protect: Exposing the Vaccination for Immunity Fraud

Vaccines Don’t Protect: Exposing the Vaccination for Immunity Fraud

March 31, 2013 | by

There are two primary guilt trips used on parents who refuse vaccinations for their children. The first is absurd enough to be laughable – the peer pressure tactic of not letting children who weren’t vaccinated around parents’ vaccinated children. But if your kids were vaccinated, they’re supposed to be protected, right?

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Black Cumin Oil: ‘One of the Most Important Oils for Your Health’

Black Cumin Oil: ‘One of the Most Important Oils for Your Health’

March 31, 2013 | by

Popular in Middle Eastern cooking, black cumin (Nigella sativa) are amazingly healthful seeds native to south and southwest Asia. The history of black cumin as a healer is undeniable, with popularity of the seeds slowly returning.

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