Why I was thinking about this while in the shower is beyond me, but I was…
Maybe because I have an absolutely terrific accountant, my taxes are now complete, and I was thinking about ways nutrition would support her right now. When I told Catherine I was thinking about her, she thought I was a [...]
Tag Archives: Nutrition
Accountants Need Nutritional Supplements Too!
March 11, 2010 – 6:19 am
Carcinogenic
March 5, 2010 – 4:43 pm
The post below is for this month’s Green Mom’s Carnival hosted by Tiffany of Nature Mom’s
The Topic is Cancer.
I don’t have a personal history with Cancer. I know it’s in my family at the cousin or relative level but because my family is what it is, I have had no contact with those experiences.
We [...]
Prepare For Spring Allergies With A Natural Interferon
March 4, 2010 – 1:12 pm
Natural Interferon. What is it?
Our Natural Interferon was developed and extensively tested by immunologists in Japan.
This proprietary blend of natural plant extracts is derived from pumpkin seeds, safflower flowers, plantango seeds and Japanese honeysuckle flower buds.
It supports and stimulates the immune system by increasing the activity of macrophages (white blood cells) [...]
Prepare for Spring Allergies With Echinacea
March 3, 2010 – 9:41 am
I adore echinacea flowers. Always have.
Their cone shaped centers completely intrigue me.
The purple cone flower. How positively cool.
When our company launched it’s medicinal herbal line — Echinacea was top of the list.
I never knew that Echinacea was native to our country.
Europeans had been using it as natural immune booster for hundreds of years.
What took us [...]
I Do Care If My Organics Are Contaminated.
March 1, 2010 – 5:58 pm
Today I read an article comparing how Europe has abandoned this food technology that we still embrace. WHY? 70 % of the processed foods in the US contain ingredients from genetically modified soy, corn, canola, or cottonseed. Where’s the labeling? I opt for certified organics but as described below that may no longer be [...]
Nutrition and Erectile Dysfunction
February 25, 2010 – 6:31 pm
My male clients are often hesitant to discuss their erectile dysfunction with me. Turns out men are shy talking about this with their medical doctors too. Symptoms of male sexual dysfunction can be related to a larger health concern – heart health issues, clogged blood vessels or even nerve damage from diabetes . I have [...]
Fiber And YOUR Heart
February 24, 2010 – 7:54 am
Fiber.
That plant substance we might want to eat volumes of in order to keep regular.
25 grams daily volume of.
Fiber helps us to naturally remove toxins. It also binds with cholesterol-rich bile acids, preventing them from being absorbed into the body
The typical American diet just doesn’t “get” fiber.
I remember when I was first introduced to the concept of [...]
Your Heart Needs Vitamin E
February 23, 2010 – 7:48 am
Vitamin E is a classic anti-oxidant and a nutrient that improves immune function. Vitamin E has an affinity for oxygen, protects the cells from damage and paired with Vitamin C is a very dynamic nutritional duo.
Vitamin E is especially beneficial to those striving to prevent heart health concerns.
You may want to consider taking Vitamin E if you:
have cold hands and feet, [...]
The Olympic Gold Competitive Edge
February 22, 2010 – 6:20 pm
What does it take to have that Olympic Gold Competitive Edge? Notice how many golds are from the US Ski and Snowboarding Team??
Obviously, they are all tremendous athletes. They train hard and they take good very good care of themselves. Part of that taking care includes supplementation.
The US Ski and Snowboarding Teams have been long [...]
You Can Lower Your Cholesterol Naturally
February 17, 2010 – 9:35 am
Heart disease is still our #1 killer disease in America. Following a good prevention program of exercise, a diet high in fiber, low in fat, and keeping our cholesterol level at 180 or below, one can significantly reduce risk. Include 6 to 9 fresh vegetables (in soups and salads) every day … nature’s primary source of [...]
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