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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Contents [Hide]New StaplesDocumentation Begins With the GreeksCenturies Later, More is LearnedA Brilliant DeductionContaminated Grain and the Rise of CeliacSources Homo Sapiens have been hunter-gatherers for more than 99.9% of our history. For millions of years, we subsisted on a diet of fruits, nuts, wild vegetables, bone marrow, seafood, meat, and herbs. The human gut had Full article…
Contents [Hide]What Is Gluten?Sources Many people have begun to experiment with reducing or eliminating gluten from their diets to see if their health could improve, and/or to attempt to lose weight. At first, gluten-free food choices were hard to come by in stores and restaurants. One could only find them in a tiny spot in Full article…
Contents [Hide]Sources Endorphins are chemicals produced from within the body that closely resemble opiods. Endorphin is combined and shortened from two different terms: endogenous morphine. Endogenous, which means of an internal origin, or to be caused from within the organism and morphine. (1) (Morphine is a powerful and addictive drug that is derived from opium). Full article…
Contents [Hide]TaxonomyDescriptionDistributionNutritional InformationCommercial CultivationDiseases, Pests, PredatorsSources Coconuts are a great source of nutrition and has many health benefits. For example, coconut water is useful as a source of heartburn relief as it acts as an acid neutralizer. (1) It is consumed in many forms including fresh or dried and the liquid inside is consumed as Full article…
Contents [Hide]The BeginningsConventional AgricultureResulting ProblemsConclusionSources When chemicals were first introduced in farming, everyone marveled at what they could do. Yields were dramatically increased. As with many technologies it was the upsides to the green revolution that were realized before the downsides were realized. (1) The Beginnings In the beginning, the soil was untarnished so the Full article…