Organic Apple Cider Vinegar

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Organic apple cider vinegar can help you to overcome many illnesses and detoxify the body. They are made of fermenting apples, usually in a wood barrel. This is different from clear vinegar that you find in stores. Clear vinegar does not benefit you the way natural organic apple cider vinegar benefits you. When you look at natural organic apple cider vinegar, you will find some floating material on it.

These are produced from the pectin and apple residue. They are called “mother” of vinegar. There is another part and it is the brown vinegar that contains all the minerals, amino acids and vitamins.

 

The minerals that is found in apple cider vinegar include calcium, iron, sodium, potassium, malic acid and pectin. It is of perfect balanced amounts and has true health benefits. Potassium will aid to avoid runny nose, hair loss and brittle teeth. Malic acid fight infections from harmful bacteria and fungus. Acetic acid, that makes the vinegar taste sour, lowers blood’s pH levels. This create bad intestinal environment to fight off bacteria and fungal infections. Finally, pectin facilitates the regulation of blood pressure and remove bad cholesterol.

 

To get the best benefits out of apple cider vinegar, you should drink them the first thing in the morning. They will invigorate you. As the acid in the vinegar may be bad for your teeth, it is best to mix it with a small amount of purified water. You may also add raw honey to the mixture. Raw honey is known to be beneficial to immune system. Other ways of consuming the apple cider vinegar is to add it to your salad. You may also add them to your regular blend of herbs and spices when you marinade meat. Apple cider vinegar is an essential product in body cleanse.

There are many health benefits of consuming apple cider vinegar. During the early times, Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine, used it as antibiotic. The followings are what the vinegar can do for you:

  • May help with joint pain and stiffness
  • Been used for centuries as a natural remedy for heartburn
  • Improves bowel irregularity and constipation.
  • Help breakdown fats, so your body can use them instead of store them.
  • Acts as a natural appetitie suppressant
  • May help speed up your metabolism
  • May help lower blood glucose levels
  • Helps restore alkaline acid balance
  • Home remedy for dandruff and acne, taken externally

 

Even though the apple cider vinegar can be consumed daily, you will also need it as part of the recipe for your liver cleanse. It is mixed with Livatrex and is the main formula for the first four days of liver cleanse.

What’s the Best Calcium Supplement?

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Calcium deficiency and imbalance is a growing problem and a concern to many; and those who aren’t concerned probably should be. Calcium deficiency is contributes to the prevalence of many horrible health problems that affect more than the bones and teeth. Calcium deficiencies can even be a factor in some gastrointestinal disorders, some studies have even included it as a characteristic of celiac disease. [1] It’s no surprise that many people have low levels of this crucial nutrient. Industrial farming and all its glory have rightfully caused many people to question whether or not their food contains less than sufficient amounts of nutrients, including calcium. On that front, all we can do is have a diet high in locally grown, organic produce and other food. There are many fruits and vegan-friendly foods that are good sources of calcium. However, despite best efforts to get enough calcium through dietary sources, many folks still don’t meet the daily requirements for many nutrients, not just calcium. [2] For those people, I recommend they consider supplementation with an effective and natural calcium product, only by making it a point to supplement with the most worthwhile supplement can they hope to give provide their body with the nutrition it needs.

Dietary Calcium is Best

Calcium is a must for maintaining a healthy body and benefits more than just your teeth and bones; some associations have even been made between depression and low levels of calcium and magnesium. [3] [4] Although, thanks in part to pervasive advertisements, many people believe getting enough calcium means consuming more dairy, that’s not true and many fruits and vegetables such as kale, spinach, and apples are a great source of dietary calcium. Being aware of the various foods that contain calcium and how to best intertwine them into delicious recipes is a fantastic way to increase both the diversity of the food you eat, and the nutrient density in your diet. If you’re only relying on milk for calcium, you’re really short changing your palate and your health.
Calcium Supplement Contamination Concerns

Food, supplements, and anything you ingest should always be a decision you make on purpose. What’s really in the $2.99 bottle of “calcium pills” at the supermarket? Where was it made? Who made it? What type of calcium do they contain? How bioavailable is it? Is it a product that will benefit your body or simply satisfy a mental “vitamin checklist”? We have to be careful to only consume forms of calcium that are beneficial to our bones and tissues and, unfortunately, you also have to make sure your supplements are not contaminated.

A few years ago the University of Florida performed lead analysis on a number of different calcium carbonate formulations and found that over two-thirds of the calcium supplements contained lead and were a potential health concern. [5] The University of Florida isn’t alone in this analysis, Canada’s University of Saskatchewan also warns of lead AND aluminum contamination in many calcium carbonate supplements, including ones that are listed as “natural source”! [6] Just because it’s in the “health products” section doesn’t mean it is one! A 2011 examination of calcium supplements as a source of lead poisoning noted that some supplements contained lead levels that are beyond regulatory limits in the United States. Furthermore, only 10% of evaluated calcium supplements met acceptable levels! That means out 9 out of 10 calcium supplements are potentially more damaging than beneficial. [7] Perhaps the most scary revelations about some sub-par calcium supplements came out of Thailand just last year. Researchers at Mahidol University in Bangkok warn that many evaluated sources of calcium carbonate tested positive for not just lead and aluminum, but also mercury and cadmium. [8]

Choose the Best, Non-Toxic Calcium

Satisfying your nutritional requirements is something you should simply be mindful and proactive with. First, start by consuming all organic foods grown in non-depleted soil (if possible). As said before, the best source of calcium, and all nutrients, is from organic foods. Second, when you need additional nutritional supplementation to meet your daily requirements, only choose the most effective supplements of the highest quality. The research of Dr. Hans Nieper verifies that calcium orotate is the most absorbable form of calcium. For this type of calcium, I only recommend Intracal, an ultra-high quality calcium orotate supplement that is bioavailable to your body and COMPLETELY lead and toxin free.

– Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM
References:

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Bunyaratavej N, Buranasinsup S. Calcium supplement: humanity’s double-edged sword. J Med Assoc Thai. 2011 Oct;94 Suppl 5:S56-8.

 

The Health Dangers of Energy Drinks

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Often promising a quick boost, an “energy drink” is generally defined as a drink which contains ingredients claimed to enhance mental and physical performance- in some way or another. Energy drinks have soared in popularity since the 1990’s and there are many, many readily available brands.The Dangers of Energy Drinks

Energy drinks are usually packaged like soda, and have a soda-like taste, but their distinction from soda lies in the extra ingredients, or at least the extra hype surrounding the ingredients. The often-promised “heightened mental awareness” from energy drinks is largely due to caffeine content, which can vary tremendously. According to the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, energy drink caffeine content generally ranges from 50 mg to a mind-blowing, perhaps literally, 505 mg per can or bottle. [1]

Caffeine is natural and the mostly widely consumed stimulant in the world, many consumers believe it’s a worry-free source of immediate energy with absolutely no side effects. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

Both the Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and University of Massachusetts Department of Emergency Medicine warn that caffeine can raise blood pressure, disrupt sleep habits, aggravate psychiatric conditions, and induce reliance. Excessive caffeine consumption can cause caffeine intoxication that leads to a fast heartbeat, vomiting, seizure, and death. [2] [3]
The Magic Formula

In addition to caffeine, most energy drinks advertise a special blend of other herbs and ingredients. Sugar free varieties exist, but most energy drinks also contain large amounts of sugar. The “energy providing” elixirs are usually combinations of guarana, taurine, ginseng, and B vitamins. I would challenge anyone to find an energy drink whose marketing messages are in line with the abilities of what’s in the can. Wings? I doubt it. Michigan State University’s Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies reports that the ginseng content of most energy drinks falls well below most dietary supplement guidelines. [4]

A concern with the use of the herbs in these drinks is their source. The manufacturers of energy drinks are not required to list whether or not the herbs they use have been sprayed with toxic pesticides, irradiated or watered with contaminated water supplies. There is no way of knowing what other toxins are contained in these drinks and whether or not these herbs will have a negative effect.
How Popular are Energy Drinks?

Based on the 2010 National Health Interview Survey data, the CDC reported that one in three adults consumed an energy drink within the past week, 21% had one more than once in the last week, and 11% consumed more than three energy drinks per week. [5] It raises the question, what’s going on in our lives and personal health for us to be so reliant on a constant stream of turbo juice?
Do Energy Drinks Enhance Cognitive Performance?

Although energy drinks manufacturers claim, or at least imply, that their drinks can have a positive effect on cognitive performance, studies have shown that, when compared against placebo (sugar-free lemonade), consuming energy drinks had no significant positive effect on concentration, reasoning, or aptitude. [6]
Do Energy Drinks Enhance Athletic Performance?

Consumption of energy drinks by both recreational and competitive athletes has increased dramatically in recent years.

The Department of Exercise Science at Creighton University conducted a randomized, double-blind, crossover study to examine the effect of sugar-free Red Bull on one repetition bench press. Seventeen college-age, resistance-trained men participated and results suggested that the sugar-free Red Bull offered no improvement or enhancement of one repetition bench press performance. [7]

A separate double-blind, randomized crossover study was conducted by Utah State University and determined that a low-calorie caffeine-taurine energy drink did NOT enhance the sprint performance and anaerobic power of the 20 NCAA Division I football players who participated in the research. [8]
Do Energy Drinks Belong in the Workplace?

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette warns that the mental and physical effects of energy drinks (altered sleep patterns, arrhythmias) may be detrimental to workplace safety, especially in the healthcare field. [9] Would you feel comfortable if your surgeon stepped out to down an energy drink before your surgery?
Energy Drinks in the Military

When Walter Reed Army Institute of Research conducted research to analyze the connection between energy drink use and combat-operation sleep problems that occur among service members, the conclusions were not positive.

Data from Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan showed that over 44% of deployed service members consumed at least one energy drink daily and nearly 14% consumed more than three per day. As can be expected, the service members who consumed three or more energy drinks per day were far more likely to sleep less than 4 hours a night, they were also more likely to experience ongoing stress and fatigue. [10]
Do You Really Need Energy Drinks?

There are heavy, heavy marketing dollars at work to ensure your opinion of energy drinks is that they are so potent and effective they’re one step away from being a pharmaceutical product. This is nothing more than hype. Based on the sugar and chemical content alone of most energy drinks (just check the ingredients label), I recommend avoiding them entirely. They’re bad for your teeth and only add more toxins to your body. Their dehydrating action decrease your body’s internal water supply and natural detoxification processes. Where’s the benefit?

If you’re so constantly run down you need energy drinks to get you through the day, I recommend taking an inventory of your life to determine the root causes of your exhaustion. Are you getting enough sleep? Are you nutritionally deprived? What are you eating? Are you drinking enough water? Are you getting regular exercise? Fatigue will stem from being deficient with any one of those habits. Getting them in check can completely eliminate your desire for the “enhanced” and over-hyped soda pop that is the average energy drink. Get your nutrition in check, get your exercise routine in check, get your sleep in check, and if you’re concerned about the effects of built up toxins, you can also cleanse your body.

– Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM
References:

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Eckerson JM, Bull AJ, Baechle TR, Fischer CA, O’Brien DC, Moore GA, Yee JC, Pulverenti TS. Acute Ingestion of Sugar-free Red Bull Energy Drink has no Effect on Upper Body Strength and Muscular Endurance in Resistance Trained Men. J Strength Cond Res. 2012 Dec 4.
Gwacham N, Wagner DR. Acute effects of a caffeine-taurine energy drink on repeated sprint performance of American college football players. Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 2012 Apr;22(2):109-16. Epub 2012 Feb 15.
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9 Health Benefits of a Vegetarian Diet

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9 Health Benefits of a Vegetarian Diet Tofu and Vegetarian Stir-Fry

Tofu and Vegetarian Stir-Fry

Adopting a vegetarian diet can be a fantastic entry into experiencing better health. A vegetarian diet is associated with a higher consumption of fiber, folic acid, vitamins C and E, magnesium, unsaturated fat, and countless phytochemicals. This often results in vegetarians having lower cholesterol, being thinner, having lower blood pressure, and reduced risk of heart disease. Let’s explore some of the other benefits of adopting a vegetarian (or vegan) lifestyle.

1. May Improve Mood

Arachidonic acid is a substance that usually comes from dietary animal sources and, no surprise, vegetarian diets are not high in arachidonic acid. This can be beneficial, as research has shown a link between arachidonic acid and mood disturbances. Researchers at Benedictine University performed a study to investigate the impact of restricting animal products and mood and confirmed that mood improvements do happen when eating meat, fish, and poultry are restricted. [1]

Additionally, Croatia’s Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health conducted mental health surveys amongst vegetarians and found them to have lower levels of neuroticism. [2]

2. May Improve Symptoms of Psoriasis

Psoriasis is a skin disease that causes skin redness and irritation and can be debilitating for those who suffer from it. However, according to research published by Brazil’s Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, a vegetarian diet may positively improve symptoms. [3]
3. May Reduce Incidence of Diabetes



According to Loma Linda University School of Public Health, vegetarian diets are associated with a significant reduction in the incidence of diabetes. [4] Information published by George Washington University School of Medicine has also confirmed that vegetarian diets offer an important benefit for the management of diabetes and can even reduce the likelihood of development by one half. [5]
4. Reduces Risk of Cataract Development

Oddly enough, research released by the Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Oxford has shown a strong relation between the risk of developing cataracts and diet; with a higher risk falling on meat eaters and the lowest risk groups being vegetarians and vegans. [6]
5. Reduces Risk of Cardiovascular Disease

According to the JCU University Skin Cancer Research Clinic, there is a relationship between a vegetarian diet and decreased risk of cardiovascular disease. Why? Most vegetarian diets are full of antioxidant rich foods. Antioxidants are molecules that can reduce the damage caused by oxidative stress, including atherosclerosis. [7]
6. Vegetarians Usually Have Low Cholesterol

There’s no health benefit, at all, to eating animal fat. It should come as no surprise that when you remove it from your diet, you will also remove the detrimental effects it has on your health life. After examining the long term effects of following a vegetarian diet, Korean researchers very comfortably concluded that body fat, and cholesterol levels were lower in vegetarians than omnivores. [8]
7. Less Risk of Stroke and Obesity

There are always exceptions but, in general, vegetarians and vegans tend to be much more deliberate in their food choices and far less likely to binge eat or choose foods based on emotions- two habits that greatly contribute to obesity. According to the University Hospital Ghent Department of Paediatrics in Belgium, following a vegetarian diet is a good way to reduce your chance at having a stroke or being obese. [9]

8. Less Chance of Developing Kidney Stones

New York University Langone Medical Center reports that eliminating animal protein consumption in favor of vegetables will result in a higher urine pH; whereas low urine pH has been associated with stone formation. [10]
9. It Can Satisfy All Your Nutritional Requirements

If you think vegetarians and vegans are nutritionally deficient or always hungry, think again! The official position of The American Dietetic Association is that a comprehensive and well designed vegetarian, or vegan, diet can be nutritionally sound and appropriate for all ages and stages of life, including infants, the elderly, and even athletes. Good health, reduced incidence of disease, and better management of existing health problems are all associated with following a vegetarian diet. [11]

– Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM
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Mango Smoothie

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I Love this Tropical Green Mango Smoothie

  • 1 Mango
  • 1 Large Banana
  • Zest of an Orange
  • 1 Peeled Orange
  • 2 large Handfuls of Baby Spinach
  • 1 1/2 Cups of Almond Milk

Throw it all in your Favorite Blender and Blend Away –  Enjoy



Choco Banana Smoothie

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Ingredients

2 Bananas
2 tbsp Coconut Meat shredded
1/2 cup Milk non fat
1/4 cup Water
2 tsp Cacao Powder raw or unsweetened
1 tbsp. Olive Oil extra virgin
ice optional

Instructions

Put all ingredients in a blender and whiz.
Add the ice and blend until smooth. Drink immediately.

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size
Servings Per Container 1
Amount Per Serving
Calories 229 Calories from Fat 99
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11g 17%
Saturated Fat 4g 20%
Trans Fat g
Cholesterol 5mg 2%
Sodium 46mg 2%
Total Carbohydrate 33.6g 11%
Dietary Fiber 3.8g 15%
Sugars 19.3g
Protein 3.5g 7%
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

Berry Breakfast Smoothie

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Berry Breakfast Smoothie is a popular one in our household and gives us bags of energy to face the day.
Serves 2 Prep Time 5 mins

1/2 cup Blueberries
1/2 cup Raspberries
1 tbsp. Greek Yoghurt
2 tbsp. Oats
6 1/2 oz. (200 ml) Almond Milk

Put all ingredients in a blender and whizz up.
HEALTH INFORMATION

Per 304 gramme Medium Glass

Calories 245 kcal
Carbs 30 g
Sugar 17 g

The good: This food is low in Sodium. It is also a good source of Calcium and Phosphorus, and a very good source of Manganese.
The bad: This food is high in Saturated Fat.\

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 304
Servings Per Container 1
Amount Per Serving
Calories 245 Calories from Fat 81
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 9g 14%
Saturated Fat 5g 25%
Trans Fat g
Cholesterol 33mg 11%
Sodium 117mg 5%
Total Carbohydrate 30g 10%
Dietary Fiber 4g 16%
Sugars 17g
Protein 12g 24%
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

Orange Apple Banana Smoothie

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This Orange Apple Banana Smoothie is lovely and creamy and can be used as a meal replacement if you are on a weight loss program.

1 Banana skinned
1 Orange Peeled
1 Apple Peeled
1/2 cup Full Fat Yoghurt

Put in a blender and whiz up.
HEALTH INFORMATION

Per 554 gramme Large Glass

Calories 336 kcal
Carbs 73 g
Sugar 51 g

The good: This food is low in Cholesterol, and very low in Sodium. It is also a good source of Dietary Fiber, and a very good source of Vitamin C.

The bad: A large portion of the calories in this food come from sugars.

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 554
Servings Per Container 1
Amount Per Serving
Calories 336 Calories from Fat 45
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 5g 8%
Saturated Fat 3g 15%
Trans Fat g
Cholesterol 16mg 5%
Sodium 59mg 2%
Total Carbohydrate 73g 24%
Dietary Fiber 11g 44%
Sugars 51g
Protein 7g 14%
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

HHunza Diet program – Consume Uncooked Veggies and Little Beef to find Long life

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Hunza meals are a foods software in accordance with the famous Pakistani people from the Hunza Lake Area inside the Himalayas, referred to as Hunzacuts. This own set is well-known for their diet because of the standing of obtaining lengthy existence, possessing optimum lifestyle expectancies nearly one-hundred-twenty to one hundred forty. This may make the Hunza diet regime attractive those of you that are not only buying more healthy replacement for their present life styles, but will also sustainability.

Some historic history

This typically veggie diet through the persons of the Hunza Pond Vly, the Hunzacuts, is mainly a result to their located disorders. Gasoline is in short supply in the region, and so the folk have to save most of it to the cold months, the only season they have you ever gotten to prepare. As site visitors learned this approach to life by looking at these Himalayan individuals during summer season, they’ve got traced the Hunzacuts durability with all the vegetarian diet based on basic foodstuff.




Dieting

Thier food application contains uncomplicated, unprepared foods. It is crucial considering fresh foodstuff are unadulterated, causing you to be weaker fully digest its pure goodness. Also, another critical food item on this dishes are how they basically eat popped up seed products.

Wearing down the nutrients with the diet, it predominantly is made of organic and natural food rich in fiber owning energy of 40 % which have been from whole grains, vegetables providing yet another 30 % of unhealthy calories, 10 percent come from coffee beans, 15 % from fruits and veggies, some pct from seeds and loco, with just one pct of dog products and solutions.

1 more appeal of your Hunza meals are how there are no overweight Hunzacut actually around, because and may with a low-fat, fresh plant diet regime all of their day-to-day lives with little or no meats.

Colon Cleanse Facts and Myths

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When it comes to the colon cleanse diet, there are many myths and untrue stories floating around the Internet. At the same time, amidst all the misinformation, there are also facts about colon cleanse diets that need to be thought about before a decision on weight loss is made. When you know the facts and can ignore the myths by recognizing them, you can make sure you make an informed and wise decision about whether the colon cleanse diet is right for you or not.

Myths About Colon Cleansing Diets

One of the biggest myths about colon cleanse diets is that they are extremely harmful and dangerous. While there are some risks involved, they are minor and can be avoided when the product is used correctly.

 




Another common myth about colon cleanse diets is that they are a magical cure for all weight problems. This is simply not true. While colon cleansing can help with weight loss, it is not a magic product that will instantly help you shed 20 pounds.

Facts About Colon Cleanse Diets

Before you get too discouraged, you should know some of the facts about colon cleanse diets. For one, they are safe and effective at helping detox the body by removing extra waste from the colon. While the process shouldn’t be done more than once per month, it can have a big effect on extra fecal matter that gets stuck or trapped in the colon, making it harder for the body to digest nutrients from food.

Additionally, a colon cleanse diet can also help with weight loss. For those that eat healthy and have a regular exercise regime, a monthly colon cleanse (or one every other month) can go a long way in assisting efforts at weight loss. It can also help with making sure the weight doesn’t come back – a problem that many people have when trying to lose weight and drop a lot of pounds.