your body needs IODINE . . . part 2 of 3 on thinning hair
I have been reading a bunch of scientific papers by David Brownstein and G. Abraham on iodine, as I have suspected that iodine deficiency may be partly to blame for the fact that 1 in 4 American women has a thyroid problem (countless men, too), and most of those are undiagnosed. You may know [...]
25 Comments • Continue Reading →why is everyone’s hair thinning? . . . part 1 of 3
Hugs and thanks and prayers back, for peace for you, everyone who commented on my last blog (and all you lurkers who emailed me, too). Your kindness and prayers for my family mean more to me than I know how to express. Onward and upward. One of my biggest frustrations in helping people [...]
24 Comments • Continue Reading →where to buy unrefined salt . . . part 2 of 2
This continues a review of one of my favorite things, OHCS, and a link for where to buy completely unrefined salt. A double-blind study done in Austria in 2003 examined the effects of drinking a minimum of 1.5 liters of water with table salt, versus 1.5 liters of water with Original Himalayan Crystal Salt (OHCS). [...]
37 Comments • Continue Reading →Need motivation to eat less meat and more plants? . . . part 5 of 12
Today, some good stats about eating a vegetarian diet: According to Journal of the American Dietetic Association (this research was published in other journals as well), the average IQ of U.S. children is 99, and the average IQ of vegetarian US children is 116. Obesity rate among the general population: 18 percent [...]
24 Comments • Continue Reading →Need motivation to eat less meat and more plants? . . . part 4 of 12
Do certain diets prevent cancer? Today, good stats on health implications of eating meat: Risk of colon cancer for women who eat red meat daily, versus those who eat it less than once a month: 250 percent greater Risk of colon cancer for people who eat red meat once a week compared to [...]
7 Comments • Continue Reading →Need motivation to eat less meat and more plants? . . . part 3 of 12
More today on whether dairy products contribute to health: Calcium absorption rates according to the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition: Brussels sprouts 64% [...]
18 Comments • Continue Reading →Need motivation to eat less meat and more plants? . . . part 2 of 12
Today, great stats on whether dairy products contribute to health: Asians have little or no osteoporosis. They also (until recently) have been nonconsumers of dairy products. (Besides eating much less meat and almost no dairy products, they also drink few sodas, get lots of exercise, and eat more vegetables.) The huge [...]
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By the way, a nice thing about having two machines (or three, like I have) is that as a GSG evangelist, you want to lend someone a machine. I *always* have my second VM lent out. For a while my cleaning lady had it while she saved for her own, and currently my teaching assistant, [...]
8 Comments • Continue Reading →Cracking skin, what can I use?
Dear Robyn, I get cracking skin right around the front fo my thumb nail and it hurts. Many times it bleeds or just makes big ridges like a deep valley. It will heal up then occure again. I wash my hands constantly due to three children and potty training. Do you [...]
8 Comments • Continue Reading →How much water should a person drink a day . . . part 6 of 6 on WATER
From Dr. B’s interview with Mike Adams: “. . . there are 60 million Americans who don’t realize that actually hypertension is one of the manifestations of drought management programs of the body when the body begins to operate a reverse osmosis process, to deliver water into the interior of those cells which are [...]
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