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Featured Vegetable: Red Cabbage Probiotic Benefits in This Juice Probiotics are essential in helping gut flora thrive, which in turn keeps your digestive health performing at its best. Juicing the right vegetables is a great way to boost your immune …
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Source: Dr. Mercola Researchers are divided over the effectiveness of local honey or unprocessed and unpasteurized honey in treating birch pollen allergy. Many allergy sufferers believe that locally produced honey can alleviate symptoms. The idea is that bees become covered …
Fresh Evidence. Could One Teaspoon per Day Tame Your Allergy Problems?Read More
The world is in love with Avocados and eating them more than ever…with good reason. Avocados are one of the healthiest fats you can add to your diet, not to mention their fiber content, and how delicious they are. However, …
5 Health Benefits of Avocado Seeds You Need To Know Right NowRead More
Lignans Save Lives By Mercola Lignans are a type of plant compound known as polyphenols. Lignan precursors are most abundant in flaxseeds, although they’re also found in other seeds (like sesame seeds), berries, fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. When you …
Digestive Enzymes are incredibly important in the process of digestion. Saliva, fruits and vegetables contain enzymes that help us digest foods. However, since our processed foods were introduced those digestive enzymes became less and less present in our foods. …
New Evidence Reveals The Importance of Digestive Enzymes in Your DietRead More
It is no secret that the food industry has been deceiving us for a long time, and consumers have just about had it. This time the processed “cheese” industry may have to face the music. What happens when you begin …
You Won’t Believe What This Woman Did With A Popular Processed FoodRead More
Foods that lower inflammation in your body will ward off chronic illnesses like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hypertension, and cancer among others. There are several types of foods that lower inflammation such as vegetables, some spices and fruits that have a …
