Do you ever feel like your body just needs a quick reset? Perhaps you are a little more tired than usual. Perhaps you’ve been working too much and not exercising enough.  Perhaps you’ve been eating a little more than usual or eating things that just don’t jive with your body. Whatever it is, you […]
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As someone who is conscious about their health, you probably already know about chlorella. Chlorella is one of the most powerful super foods on the planet. Grown in pristine freshwater ponds on Japanese coral islands, chlorella is a microalgae. It grows extremely fast — multiplying four times every 20 hours, due to a compound called
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So here's an article that seems so unsuspectingly a great benefit to you. It's talking about eating more "Nutrient-Rich foods", when the reality is, while it is sending a great message about nutrient rich foods up front, it's a Trojan horse for nutrient poor foods, and could give you a heart attack! "Nutrient-Rich" Foods I
It’s eating a diet that is rich in nutrients but does not contain food stuffs that we know cause disease. I remember years ago, I was talking with my friend Kevin Gianni, from Renegade Health who pointed out the difference between a whole foods diet (which is both plan and animal) in the public definition
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Here are a couple facts as discussed in the Certificate of Plant Based Nutrition. Nutritional Fundamentals. by Ronald Lemay Science supports the premise that there are no nutrients in animal-based foods that are not better obtained by plant-based foods. Here are some examples, additional to those below, to support this premise: • Animal-based foods do
