May 31st, 2011

Should cell phones be banned from children?
The Parliamentary Assembly in Europe concluded on May 6th—
after an in-depth examination of evidence—that cell phones and Wi-Fi should be banned in schools. Why? Because of their “potentially harmful” effects on humans…especially “little” humans. And in breaking news today, the
World Health Organization is now labeling mobile phones a "carcinogenic hazard"—like lead and chloroform.
Children are always the most vulnerable victims of environmental pollution. For instance, because of their size, they absorb 50 percent more air pollution than adults. When it…
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Tags: cell phones banned in schools, cell phones listed as carcinogenic, child cell phone use, EMFs from cell phones
Posted in Children's Health, Environmental Health, Zapped | 2 Comments »
May 26th, 2011

Part four in our series on Fat Flushing supplements.
Although most of us have never heard of it, choline is so indispensable to health that it is even found in breast milk. Before 1998, scientists believed that the human body made adequate amounts of choline. However, after additional research, the National Academy of Sciences classified choline as an essential nutrient—and acknowledged that we can’t always produce the required amount. Unfortunately, coming up short on choline can lead to hypertension, arteriosclerosis, cirrhosis, and fatty deposits in the liver.
Choline is vital to controlling fat and cholesterol buildup in…
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Tags: B4, burning fat, Choline, healthy cholesterol, sources of choline
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May 24th, 2011

Part three in our series on Fat Flushing supplements.
Did you know that weight gain, cellulite, and abdominal bloating are just a few of the signs that the liver is overburdened? It’s true. When your liver is sluggish, every organ in your body is affected, and your weight loss efforts are blocked. Some common reasons why the liver gets overloaded include environmental toxins, processed foods, overeating, and damaging factors such as alcohol, contraceptive pills, candida, and caffeine.
But, there’s good news! One of the worlds most thoroughly studied herbs, milk thistle is a powerful…
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Tags: liver detox, liver regeneration, milk thistle, overworked liver, silymarin, Weight Loss Formula
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May 19th, 2011

Part two in our series on Fat Flushing supplements.
Since the 1980s, many studies have focused on the power of GLA, or gamma linoleic acid, to serve as a natural aid to weight loss. Found naturally in seed oils, such as borage, evening primrose, and black currant seed oils, GLA is an essential fatty acid, which triggers fat burning instead of fat storage by boosting the metabolism in two ways: First, it fuels the burning of brown adipose tissue, a type of fat commonly dormant in overweight people. Second, it stimulates a metabolic…
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Tags: boosting metabolism, burning fat, gamma linoleic acid, GLA, hunger suppressant, omega 3, omega 6, suggested GLA dosage
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May 17th, 2011

Part one in our series on Fat Flushing supplements.
A powerful tool for dieters, CLA—or conjugated linoleic acid—offers profound fat loss and healing benefits. This necessary fatty acid helps reduce body fat while retaining lean muscle mass and is an important building block for cellular growth. Before the 1970s, Americans didn’t need to worry about supplementing their diets with CLA since dairy products and meats contained ample amounts naturally.
But, today—because livestock is no longer grass fed—our intake of CLA has dropped by 80 percent. People who have shied away from eating meat and…
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Tags: belly fat, CLA, CLA in livestock, conjugated linoleic acid, fat loss, keeping weight off, reducing body fat, yo-yo dieting
Posted in Diet/Detox | 9 Comments »
May 12th, 2011

The many faces of B complex deficiency.
In today’s crazy world, the B complex family of vitamins has all but been forgotten. Stress, sugar, alcohol, the Pill, medications, a low-carb diet, and coffee rob you of your already dwindling reserves of this critical water-soluble vitamin family—which must be replaced daily.
Once a foundational supplement for anybody suffering from hypoglycemia, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, irritability, and even heart disease, it’s high time the B complex made a real comeback.
It really concerns me that we are all so eager to try the latest greatest "bandaid" in the form of moisturizers or concealers to hide our stress lines, skin rashes, or overly…
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Tags: anxiety, b complex, Mental Health, mood enhancing, Postpartum Depression, skin care, stress, thinning hair, vitamin b
Posted in Children's Health, Menopause, Mental Health, Women's Health | 14 Comments »
May 10th, 2011

Rebounding moves sluggish lymph.
While the circulatory system carries nutrients, oxygen, and hormones to our cells, the lymphatic system is the body’s garbage disposal.
Its mesh-like network of tiny vessels transports lymph (fluid) from around the cells through the lymph nodes, where waste products are filtered out, unhealthy cells are trapped, and bacteria are destroyed. As it moves through the body, lymph also pulls fat out for transport to the liver. Protein and carbohydrates are left behind to travel via the bloodstream to nourish the body. To keep lymph moving, your body depends on the movement of your arms and…
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Tags: cardio, cellulite, detox, diet, exercise, lymph, rebounding, Smoothie Shakedown, trampoline
Posted in Diet/Detox | 22 Comments »
May 5th, 2011

Can you guess what they are?
This Sunday, May 8th is Mother’s Day. We all want to get Mom the “perfect” gift, and what better gift than one overflowing with love and healthy dividends? This year when you’re planning a home-made dinner or making reservations, why not serve up some super healthy dishes that incorporate these super foods or choose a restaurant that offers a menu which features some of these superstar ingredients:
Seaweed Gomasio – A healthy alternative to plain table salt, this traditional sesame salt has been used for centuries in Asia. It’s made from organically…
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Tags: best beans to eat, best super foods, fiber-rich foods, high antioxidant foods, salt alternatives, uncommon super foods
Posted in Diet/Detox, Women's Health | 10 Comments »
May 3rd, 2011

Stay trim with omega-rich oils.
Walnuts…macadamias…pistachios…pumpkin seeds…avocados. Wouldn’t you love to start eating these “forbidden foods” again, and get off the dieting merry-go-round once and for all? Well, you can—and actually lose weight while you’re doing it.
Focus on the amazing omega fats—that not only brim with flavor, but are bursting with health benefits. Besides revving up your metabolism to help you lose weight, omega fats have been shown in numerous studies to help lower the risk of heart attacks, Alzheimer’s disease, arthritis, breast cancer, and even menstrual irregularities from PMS to perimenopause and…
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Tags: coconut oil, healthy cooking oils, healthy fats, Mediterranean diet, omega 3, omega fats
Posted in Diet/Detox | 11 Comments »