Purslane or Portulaca oleracea is an annual succulent plant commonly found in backyards all across the United States. While the U.S. Department of Agriculture labels it as a weed, it is actually a powerful superfood, with a wonderful taste (even many restaurants have started to use it!). Many nutritionists [...]
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Monthly Archives July 2022
Ten Popular American Foods That Are Banned in Other Countries
The United States boasts many of the most popular food companies in the world, but that doesn’t mean they are necessary good for human health in any way, shape or form. Many U.S. products are chock full of ingredients that have been deemed harmful in independent studies including artificial colors, [...]
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The Simple, Non-Invasive Personal Device Relieves Pain and Stress While Encouraging Repair at the Cellular Level
Over the course of my ten-plus years as a health researcher and journalist, I have been grateful to come across several healing modalities and devices that have improved my life for the better. Chief among them have been exercise machines such as the Bellicon rebounder, red light therapy machines [...]
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The Tiny Mineral That Detoxifies Pollutants, Heavy Metals, and Plastic From the Human Bloodstream For Removal By the Kidneys
Minerals are essential for a healthy body. They are 100% necessary for the proper functioning of your bones, heart, muscles, and brain. More specifically, they are essential for making enzymes and hormones. Some minerals, such as Zeolite, are excellent for detoxifying the body as well. Its unique, “cage-like” structure allows [...]
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This Peppery, Leafy Green is “Top Powerhouse Vegetable in the World”
The popularity of “superfoods” has exploded in America as health food stores and organic food markets have swooped up business from larger grocery chains. Everyone’s looking for the next big thing in the world of superfoods, but is it possible that arguably the best (at least among leafy greens [...]
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There is an Herb of Far East Origin with Benefits For Chronic Fatigue, Kidney Function, Extending the Lifespan of Your DNA and Much More
The best principles and healing herbs of medicine from the Far East are often ignored in America, but the runaway success of the system has led many health researchers to believe that it’s about past due time that we started paying attention. Chinese medicine has a long history of [...]
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Product Review: A Fantastic Organic Red Wine Selection From Ettore of California
Recently I had the opportunity to try some organic wine from a company that has endeared itself to me quite a bit over the past few months, Ettore Organic Winery in Mendocino, California. I chose the Merlot, a red wine that retails for 35 dollars on the company’s website, not [...]
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Antioxidant-Packed Healing Tea Boosts Heart Health, Improves Digestion and Reduces Inflammation Throughout the Entire Body
Most tea drinkers are fond of caffeinated varieties such as green tea, matcha, and black tea, but caffeine-free herbal teas have unique healing properties. Chamomile tea is the number one most popular herbal tea in the United States, but further down the list is a tea renowned for its [...]
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Breaking News: Latest Study Finds ‘Disturbing’ Results as Monsanto Pesticide Found in Vast Majority of All Human Samples
The controversial farming chemical glyphosate was first discovered in 1950, and became widely used in the United States in 1974. In 2015, chemical applications hit a major roadblock as it was revealed by the IARC, the top cancer research body of the World Health Organization, that glyphosate was classified as [...]
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Everything You Need to Know About the Benefits of Taking Lion’s Mane
Image by Fotografiecor.nl on Shutterstock Guest Post By Ellie Shipley Hericium erinaceus (HE) caps the chart for most creatively named mushroom. In Japan it’s known as Yamabushitake, after the costume of Buddhist monks. In China it’s known as houtou, meaning “monkey head,” and other nicknames include white pom pom, bearded [...]
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