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What are some of your favorite healthy snacks? I’m pretty good at meals, but snacking always gets me! I’m more likely to stay on track if I have easy items that I can grab and go. My usual favorite…Continue
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https://www.webmd.com/diet/features/benefits-of-flaxseedI put 2 tablespoons of ground flax in my…Continue
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Someone posted this on my page but I think she meant to post it here.I am not a doctor, and I'm not here professing I have "The Cure," but I will say this what worked for me, coupled with an alkaline…Continue
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Fifty top anti-inflammatory foods:HerbsWe sometimes forget that a…Continue
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Women should eat tomatoes - new study!!
According to a new study, a diet high in tomatoes may help ward off a huge health concern for women - breast cancer.
Just read about the benefits of Vitamin D. I have a cold and was told to take 5000 miligrams a day. Hoping that will help.
Thanks, Nina
I'd love to lose 10 pounds. Seems like the last 10 is always the hardest to lose.
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Pumpkin seeds are edible kernels of pumpkin fruit. The seeds, in-fact, are concentrated source of numerous health benefiting minerals, vitamins and anti-oxidants.
I have been watching a new show on The Cooking Channel called The Food Hospital. They have some excellent information. I just learned that pumpkin seeds are really good for you. The only place I've found them shelled and roasted is at Whole Foods. They would be good for a snack or good in a salad.
I just went back on my juicing diet and I am so bloated. I forgot you have to give your system some time to get used to such a large amount of vegetables going through your system. So uncomfortable, though.
Did you know 3,000 milligrams a day of Niacin can cure depression? I'm totally getting into vitamin therapy. Really interesting stuff. No one knows about vitamins and their cures because the drug companies don't make money off vitamins. Sure makes you begin to wonder.....
Oh, yeah, I do bring a juice drink for lunch sometimes. I make it the night before and then put it in the freezer for about three hours before bed, then take it out and put in in the fridge. Then when I get up, I put it back in the freezer so it can get slushy so it stays good till lunch. With the veggie drink, I'll bring a small bag of almonds and pistachios. Both are very good for you.
You know, for juicing, I have that Living Well Montel blender. I don't do the actual "juicing" because I think you need the roughage of the veggies and fruits. I don't follow a recipe, but I can tell you what I put in them. Both fruits and vegetables. The fruit makes, of course, the veggies taste better.
I put water about a fourth of the way up the blender, then add carrots, kale, avocado (makes it creamy and good for your skin) apple, mixed frozen berries, clove of garlic, maybe a tomato or broccoli and a scoop of "raw" honey. Mix that all up really well. It tastes amazing and also very filling because you left the actual fruit and veggies in there.
I try to drink one at least four or five days a week. I'm not doing it for every meal like I did last year, but that many in a week really, really helps.
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