Lingonberry Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]TaxonomyDescriptionDistributionNutritional InformationCommercial CultivationDiseases, Pests, PredatorsSources Lingonberries are the Northern European cousin of the cranberry. Similar in look and nutritional profile, the lingonberry is a less sour alternative to the cranberry that provides many of the same nutritional benefits. They are known to help with the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and periodontal disease by fighting   Full article…

Jujube Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]TaxonomyDescriptionDistributionNutritional InformationCommercial CultivationDiseases, Pests, PredatorsSources Jujubes are a delicious fruit with a number of health benefits. They have more vitamin C than most citrus fruit and the antioxidants may help with cancerous cells in the body. They also help prevent gallstones and help the body repair it’s cells. (1) Taxonomy Jujube grows on the   Full article…

Jackfruit Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]TaxonomyDescriptionDistributionNutritional InformationCommercial CultivationDiseases, Pests, PredatorsSources Often viewed as a smelly, giant fruit, the jackfruit has a surprising amount of nutrition. It is considered a natural aphrodisiac by the Javanese. It has incredible analgesic and antibiotic properties. It is a great addition to anyone’s diet. Taxonomy The jackfruit comes from the Artocarpus heterophyllus tree. Kingdom   Full article…

Sweet Cherries Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]TaxonomyDescriptionDistributionNutritional InformationCommercial CultivationDiseases, Pests, PredatorsSources In addition to being a delicious and healthy snack, sweet cherries have a number of health benefits. The antioxidants in sweet cherries have been shown to help with a number of ailments including high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and diabetes. They also may help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. (1) Their   Full article…

Apples Posted 10 years ago under Health

Contents [Hide]TaxonomyDescriptionDistributionNutritional InformationCommercial CultivationDiseases, Pests, PredatorsSources: Apples, a nutritious fruit, make a great addition to your daily diet. Their nutritional benefits are well-documented and have been linked to a lower risk of a variety of diseases and ailments. (1) Of course, organic apples provide the most nutritional benefits and have even recently been linked to   Full article…

Cortisol Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]Excessive LevelsEffects of High Cortisol LevelsStress and CortisolSources Cortisol, also known as hydrocortisone is a steroid hormone a glucocorticoid. It has also been nicknamed the “stress hormone”, but it is in fact, not the only stress hormone but one of many. (1) Cortisol does a lot of good things for us, Cortisol aids in   Full article…

Superoxide Dismutase Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]An Unavoidable Free RadicalHow Does SOD Work?Sources Like many discoveries, superoxide dismutase was discovered by accident. Joe McCord was looking for the function of a different enzyme when he chanced upon a mysterious enzyme that seemed to be present in every form of life except anaerobic bacteria, bacteria that does not need oxygen to   Full article…

Sarah Barendse Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Profile and History: Sarah J. Barendse is a Natural Health Consultant, Writer, Graphic Designer, Life Enthusiast, Spiritualist and Social Media Maven. Belief: We, as humans, came to this planet to experience life and learn lessons but primarily to grow and expand. We do this on our own as well as with the help of others.   Full article…

Dr. Leonard Coldwell Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]Dr. Leonard ColdwellDr. Coldwell Profile and HistoryProjects and ProductsRecognition & PublicityEndorsementsFor more information Dr. Leonard Coldwell Dr. Leonard Coldwell is in the opinion of countless experts, the world’s leading authority for Natural Cancer cures, Stress-Related Illness and Burnout Syndrome. He is the most successful motivational self-help education system trainer of our time. Dr. Coldwell   Full article…

Candida Albicans Posted 10 years ago under Uncategorized

Contents [Hide]Most Skin problems are a Sign of Candida OvergrowthItchiness as a SignBody OdorTrouble with Digestion, Gas, BloatingAllergies and Allergic ReactionsSources Candida albicans is a yeast that is found in most humans. Chances are, you have Candida overgrowth. We all have Candida, just like we all have bacteria. And like the microbes in our gut   Full article…