Study: Clinical Trials Funded by Big Pharma
In the United States, all drugs potentially destined for use have to undergo clinical trials for safety and efficacy. Now, the question here is, who is conducting those studies? Have you heard of...
View ArticleMy Radishes Are in Season
I love adding radishes to salads because it adds a beautiful color, flavor, and dimension. They have a slight pepper taste that’s tolerable to small children, and an apple like crunch. Slice them...
View ArticleTIP of the Day!
Eat Foods That Support Glutathione Production. What Does Glutathione Do? It helps your immune system fight off infections and diseases. Our bodies produce glutathione, but as we age, it declines. Free...
View ArticleHomeopathic Cough Remedy with Raw Honey
My grandmother on my paternal side taugh me this homemade remedy for coughs and sore throats. Since the weather has changed here in New York, one of my kids already caught a sore throat. ‘Tis the...
View ArticleMy Fibrous Fig Tree
My fig tree blessed me with a bountiful harvest this year. I’ve always wanted a fig tree in my yard. Once my husband and I closed on our first home, that same week I had my mini-potted fig tree...
View ArticleKale-A-Bration Time!
Kale is one of the healthiest vegetables around and with all the benefits of this superfood, I highly recommend planting it. I couldn't tell you the last time I purchased kale from the farmers market.
View ArticleEat Eggplants to Protect Your Brain
Eggplants are an excellent source of antioxidants that will protect your brain and skin from aging. The purple pigment in the skin is where the secret lies.
View ArticleHomemade Tomato Sauce
When August and September rolls around and you have a sea of freshly picked tomatoes, there’s only one thing I could think of, pasta sauce. After I’ve shared and eaten and picked, it’s time to...
View ArticleCurly Hair Don’t Care
Curly Hair and Definitely Don’t Care! On my way out of the gym with my wet messy hair. #curlyhairdontcare #equinox #fitness #organic
View ArticleStill Harvesting My Greens in November
Still harvesting kale, collards, and parsley in November.
View ArticleIs It Better to Drink a Little Alcohol than None at All?
Find out if the light to moderate alcohol drinkers prevail at the end of the video. My husband and I have heated discussions about this. We both were very much surprised at the end. Yes, alcohol causes...
View ArticleRefueling With Beets
Studies suggests eating beets may enhance your exercise performance and post recovery. #beetjuice #performanceenhancements #exercise #health #fitness
View ArticleDo Collagen Supplements Help Skin, Hair, Nails and Joints? – The New York Times
. Is there any truth to the claim that collagen supplements will help my skin, nails, hair, digestion and joints? A. Some small studies suggest that collagen supplements may have limited benefits, but...
View ArticleA New Way to Detect Breast Cancer
Not long before Mihir Shah was to be married in 2007, his soon-to-be mother-in-law got a diagnosis of breast cancer. She underwent chemotherapy and survived, wearing a wig to the wedding. But while the...
View ArticleReasons to Eat More Walnuts
Eating walnuts offers a wide list of benefits. Amongst that list you’ll find weight control, suppress breast cancer, insulin and so much more. #walnuts #healthyfats #walnutoil
View ArticleCranberries for Urinary and Prostate Health
Did you know that urinary tract infections or diseases affect both women and men? UTI’s can put men at risk for prostate illness as well. The British Journal of Nutrition recently published a study...
View ArticleHealthy Start to Your Day
Eating oatmeal for breakfast sets your day off on a healthy start. Choosing a meal that’s healthy, easy, and fulfilling should be a priority in the mornings. #organic #healthy #oatmeal
View ArticleWhat I’m Reading Now?
I’m journeying on a new path to learn how to meditate. I need to bring calm, stillness, and peacefulness to my mind. I’ve heard and read about the many amazing benefits on practicing meditation, and… More
View ArticleCommonly prescribed drugs are tied to nearly 50% higher dementia risk in...
(CNN) – Scientists have long found a possible link between anticholinergic drugs and an increased risk of dementia. A study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday suggests that the...
View ArticleDid You Know, Poultry is a Cause? Urinary Tract Infections Affect Millions....
For generations, urinary tract infections, one of the world’s most common ailments, have been easily and quickly cured with a simple course of antibiotics. But there is growing evidence that the...
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