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Post 59 Nitric Oxide- NO

Post 62 Produce More Nitric Oxide in Your Body Naturally What is Nitric Oxide? Nitric Oxide, best known as NO is a combination of nitrogen oxide and nitrogen monoxide.  It is naturally produced and the most powerful vasodialator in the human body.  NO is responsible for a healthy vascular system, production of human growth hormone (HGH), […]

Post 54 Seed & Nut Power

No. 57 Releasing the Nutritional Power of Seeds and Nuts Seeds and nuts both have a prohibitive enzyme which is a natural occurrence to help prevent rapid and proliferate sprouting. Without this enzyme present, whenever a nut or seed drops to the ground, it would immediately sprout.  The active enzyme also prevents animals out in […]

Post 51 Migraine Headaches

No. 51 Migraines Some research suggests that tannins may explain migraine triggers.  See the lists at the end of this material for safe foods and trigger foods to avoid.  Classic Dietary Migraine Triggers Chocolate, nuts, cinnamon, red wine, certain cheeses, bananas, smoked foods, sour cream, fermented foods, and cigarette smoke.  All of these triggers have […]

Post 50 Migraine Smoothie

No. 50 Migraine Headache Smoothie from Health Digest 1/2 fresh pineapple 1 teaspoon of organic kale powder (cruciferous foods need to be cooked to protect the thyroid) 1/2 cucumber 1 rib of celery 1/4 lemon peeled 1 knob of ginger root (or approximately 1/2 inch) Ice Blend and drink, add extra water or coconut water […]

Post 48 Hashimoto’s Thyroid

No. 48 Hashimoto’s Thyroid Disorder- an Autoimmune Illness Hashimoto’s Thyroid is most commonly a hyper Th1 Dominant Inflammatory Imbalance. Hashimoto’s is not a thyroid disease, it is an autoimmune disease. Assuming that you are Th1 Dominant, as you strengthen Th2, you should see improvement fairly quickly. Inflammation should reduce and a flare will resolve. If […]

Post 47 Potassium

No. 50  Potassium Potassium is a critical mineral that works in delicate balance with other minerals like calcium, magnesium, and sodium.  The best way to manage your potassium balance is through your diet. Potassium loss can raise blood pressure, potassium when too high can cause low blood pressure.  So to create the best balance of […]