Here are ten toxic products, in no particular order, that you don’t need. And, once you read about them, you probably won’t want them either. Be aware that different homes may have different products that are more toxic than these. This is just a basic list of some of the most commonly purchased products that are almost entirely unnecessary, but pose significant risks.
Do you consume artificial sweeteners over real sugar, thinking you’re doing your health a favor by avoiding the extra calories? Well be warned that although you may be fooling your taste buds, your brain likely is not buying it.
Join the rest of the EFT community in celebrating the work, passion and commitment of Gary Craig and hear how he hopes the process will progress. He talks about his work with war trauma and the veterans, and also answers some of those questions that are currently being asked about his retirement, his website and other topics.
While sugar wreaks havoc on the body, xylitol heals and repairs. It also builds immunity, protects against chronic degenerative disease, and has anti-aging benefits. Xylitol is considered a five-carbon sugar, which means it is an antimicrobial, preventing the growth of bacteria.
New research suggests that added sugar in their diet robs the creatures of 20 percent of their life span. Why does that matter? Worms and people are actually similar in the way their bodies handle insulin.
Increasing numbers of scientists and doctors are issuing harsh criticisms of the Government’s plan to vaccinate (forcibly if necessary) virtually the entire U.S. population with what they claim is a poorly tested vaccine that is not only ineffective against swine flu, but could cripple and even kill many more people than it helps.
The Swine Flu Vaccination is a big subject and probably one with many sides and half truths. We may never know the whole truth, but there is (in my humble opinion) enough evidence out there to warrant caution in making the decision to give you child the vaccine.
Some of the things that can affect you and your children’s moods and behaviors are things we hear about often… food allergies. Some things you may not think of that could be affecting your child’s behavior are things in the environment.
Eating a diet high in processed food increases the risk of depression, research suggests.
What is more, people who ate plenty of vegetables, fruit and fish actually had a lower risk of depression, the University College London team found.
Some of you may recall that last year I was wondering what to do with all the trick-or-treat candy my daughter would collect. So, before we went trick-or-treating, I talked to my daughter about how candy is not good for your teeth or your tummy (health). She already knows that sugar is a sometimes thing… not an everyday treat.
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