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Magnesium: Women’s Mineral
Posted on May 14th, 2012 No commentsHealth Videos – Magnesium: Women’s Mineral
Dr. Carolyn Dean looks at some of the major benefits of magnesium for women, including easing cramps, adrenal troubles, fibromyalgia and pregnancy.
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PH Balance
Posted on April 21st, 2012 No comments
Over 80 years ago, in 1931, Otto Warburg was awarded the Nobel prize for his discovery that cancer is caused by weakened cell respiration due to lack of oxygen at the cellular level.
According to Warburg, damaged cell respiration causes fermentation. Fermentation produces acids like lactic acid and lowers the cell pH levels of in the body to acidic levels. An acidic intra and extracellular environment destroys the ability of DNA and RNA to control cell division and allows cancerous cells to multiply. Dr. Warburg stated ” nobody today can say that one does not know what cancer and its prime cause is. On the contrary, there is no disease whose prime cause is better known, so that today ignorance is no longer an excuse.”
Since cancer cannot survive in an oxygenated, alkaline environment, the cure to cancer is to oxygenate the body, detoxify, and alkalize!Though the best cure for cancer is the prevention of it in the first place cancer has been proven to be reversible.
So how do we alkalize?By keeping a pure, oxygenated environment wherein little to no fermentation takes place.

In other words: eat pure, unrefined foods, breath deeply, be stress-free, and do aerobic exercise daily.
Anaerobic (“without air/oxygen”) exercise causes fermentation in the body. Though it is vital to get the heart pumping and your pulse to raise, be careful about doing too much anaerobic exercise because it stresses the body and creates an acid environment.
Doing yoga, breathing deeply, meditating, laughing, singing, and eating foods that are alkalizing/oxygenating (both words are pretty much synonymous) all contribute to an alkalized pH. Even thinking happy, positive thoughts has been shown to alleviate stress, and thereby reduce the amount of cellular fermentation.Things to know:
–We gain weight only when the body is toxic and cannot take out the trash. When our bodies are not able to output the same amount of toxins we input they become toxic/acidic. If you are not excreting the same amount of toxins you are are eat, put on your skin, or breathe in the air–you are creating cancerous conditions inside your body.–You sweat daily and have at the VERY LEAST 1 full and complete bowel movement every day. (Your output of toxins should be equal to your input in order to keep your cells oxygenated and your blood at 7.3-7.4 [slightly alkaline.])
–Since most Americans do not output the same amount of matter that they input into their bodies it explains why so many people diet but do not lose weight. The body creates fat cells to store acid and other toxins. For instance, almonds have 79% fat, whereas pork only has 58%. The difference between the two is that pork, as with all meats, is literally dead. When anything is in a state of death or decay it holds an acidifying effect on its environment as it breaks down. Pork in particular is at 3 (or lower) on the pH scale, whereas almonds are at 8.
–Acidifying factors include hearing, thinking, or saying harsh/bitter/angry words; being in a traffic jam; feeling jealous or vengeful; over working; over-exercising; eating acidifying foods; inhaling, or being exposed to acidifying chemicals; and using electronics for too long (tvs, radios, computers, phones etc). This basically includes anything that reduces the amount of oxygen being delivered to the body (especially being in a stressful or fearful situation–wherein humans subconsciously begin to breath shallowly).
–Alkalizing factors include drinking fresh, pure water; breathing deeply; smiling or laughing; eating dark, leafy greens; eating citrus fruits; being in nature, singing or listening to/playing music, and thinking positive thoughts.
Information taken from Green for Life, by Victoria Boutenko; Biology textbook (Essential Biology, by Simon et al); and Otto Warburg’s speeches.
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The Skinny on Obesity (Ep. 1): An Epidemic for Every Body
Posted on April 18th, 2012 No commentsObesity is not just about calories. That’s clearly explained in this new high-quality UCTV series called “The Skinny on Obesity”.
The 2nd episode will be online April 20 – Preview below
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The 4 Supplements Everyone Should Be Taking
Posted on April 10th, 2012 No commentsHealth Videos – The 4 Supplements Everyone Should Be Taking
Dr. Mark Hyman discusses the billions of dollars that can be saved in health care costs by discussing studies about four key supplements everyone should be taking.
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Is sugar toxic? 60 minutes 1 April 2012
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Soy: Friend, or Foe?
Posted on April 2nd, 2012 No commentsAncient writings from China suggest that the soybean was traditionally considered unfit for human consumption. The reason may be that the soybean is uniquely endowed with certain toxic anti-nutrients that are now being linked to breast cancer, thyroid disease, menstrual and fertility issues as well as severe allergies, compromised immunity and brain damage(1).
Conclusion: Well, is soy friend, or foe?
Now that we’ve taken a look at the research from both sides of the isle, glanced at soy’s history, and taken into consideration the perspectives of two ancient systems of medicine, what’s the verdict? Here’s my take on it:
Soy should not be your main source of protein. Avoid soy pills. Avoid or reduce soy milk, soy cheese and other processed soy foods.
A note on tofu: in Japan, tofu is significantly more cultured with a much stronger taste than it is here in the states. American tofu should be eaten in moderation.
Enjoy traditionally fermented soy products such as miso, tempeh, natto, and traditionally brewed soy sauce. Still, make sure even these products are organic and non-GMO. Very important!
Consider including natto either as a food in your diet, or the enzyme nattokinase as a supplement, to maintain the optimal health of your arteries and protect them from atherosclerosis and blood clots.*
For additional details and to read the complete article Soy: Friend, or Foe?
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What is a GMO?
Posted on March 22nd, 2012 No comments“Genetically Engineered Foods,” “Genetically modified organisms,” or GMOs, are organisms that have been created through application of transgenic, gene-splicing techniques that are part of biotechnology. This relatively new science allows DNA (genetic material) from one species to be transferred into another species, creating transgenic organisms with combinations of genes from plants, animals, bacteria, and even viral gene pools. The mixing of genes from different species that have never shared genes in the past is what makes GMOs and GE crops so unique. It is impossible to create such transgenic organisms through traditional crossbreeding methods.
We Have the Right To Know
92% of Americans want the FDA to label genetically engineered foods. Watch the new video from Food, Inc. Filmmaker Robert Kenner to hear why we have the right to know what’s in our food. Will you join these individuals — and over half a million Americans — in contacting the FDA to require the labeling of genetically engineered (GE) foods? (copy and paste the following). -
You Need to Know This About Female Hormones
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Morning bliss
Posted on March 3rd, 2012 No comments
In the morning after rising, drink one glass of warm water. This will help end ‘dehydration’ of the night and increase the regularity of the bowel movement. A little later, drink a second glass of warm water, this time add a teaspoon of honey and the juice of two slices of fresh lemon. This helps to remove AMA and harmful bacteria from the gastrointestinal tract, and assists the intestines in eliminating any accumulated waste material. Wait for at least 30 minutes before eating breakfast. -
Health food scene in New York
Posted on January 21st, 2012 No commentsBrand new to the organic health food scene in New York is the just-opened Gingersnap’s Organic
a dine-in or take-out spot offering all raw and gluten-free fare fresh from the farm and 100% organic.The East-Village cafe is Jamie Graber’s vision of good for you food for life on the GO (read: Gingersnap’s Organic.) The cafe is the new neighborhood hot spot, even if nothing is ever heated above 108 degrees.
GO is offering a made-to-order 2012 cleanse featuring three gourmet, healthy meals a day (dessert included) that rotate according to the chef’s whims and are delivered to your door in GO’s signature — and recyclable — brown bags. Or, bring your laptop to take advantage of the unlimited wifi as you sit in chairs made of sustainable wood while you devour guilt-free comfort food like guacamole and chips, pizza, tacos and pasta puttanesca.
Make sure to try GO’s signature Portobello Reuben wrap and Ramen noodles and take a slice of the constantly changing daily pies for a sweet treat for the road. Plus, GO is open until midnight for a late-night detox-friendly feast. (Brown bag cleanse $50 per day.)




