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Nutrition

The Lawn

Our intestinal tract is the largest organ of our body and, according to some, is the most important.  This digestive organ or ‘lawn’ contains roughly 10,000 square feet of surface area similar to a football field in size.  Seventy percent of our immune system emanates from the bowel and Peyer’s patches.  These are lymphoid bodies …

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From Deformed Piglets to Dead Honeybees

Danish farmer Ib Borup Pedersen and his family have been raising pigs since 1959.  It was only after he switch his feed to Monsanto’s GMO feed – which had been grown with glyphosate – that he became alarmed at the growing incidence of malformation among his newborn piglets.  Deformities include gaps in piglets’ skulls, deformed …

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Antioxidants With Cancer

  Antioxidants have been shown to  improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy and radiation   while protecting the  rest of the body tissue from damage, because  cancer cells are primarily anaerobic (meaning “without oxygen”) cells.   Since cancer is usually an oxygen-deprived tissue, the cancer cell has very poor mechanisms for absorbing proper amounts of antioxidants. The antixoidants …

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Food and Beverage Industry Attitudes

The food and beverage industry wants to forestall government intervention in the hope that self- regulation is sufficient.   However, as we have seen with the tobacco industry, this approach ultimately undermines public health. One approach that they are using to side step the issue excess calories is to emphasize “balance” and “calories out”.   However, when …

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Help For Lupus

Lupus is an auto immune disease most commonly found in women that cause skin rash, pain and swelling in joints, muscle aches, fatigue, and weight loss. When it affects the skin it causes a disfiguring skin lesions. More commonly it has more systemic effects by attacking the internal organs such as the heart or lungs …

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The influence TV can have on our health.

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One of the biggest factors affecting our kids eating habits is the advertising budgets of big corporations like Kellogg’s. For example, when Kellogg’s came out with their new cocoa frosted flakes they budgeted $30 million the first year. In comparison the FDA spent only $400,000 in one year to promote the use of vegetables and …

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