Once again, the miracle of
coconut oil makes itself known – this time, to treat Candida.
The Candida albicans fungus – more often referred to as yeast – is rapidly becoming one of the most common causes of illness affecting millions of people every year.
The technical term for an overabundance of yeast or Candida in the body is called candidiasis and is a condition that is routinely misdiagnosed as other conditions such as:
Gastroenteritis…
Are Your Cooking Oils Healthy or Unhealthy?
by Mike Geary – Certified Nutrition Specialist
Author of best-seller: The Top 101 Foods that FIGHT Aging
Do you know which of the following oils are healthy and which are unhealthy oils?
Soybean oil Olive oil Coconut oil Corn oilThis subject – and truth – is confusing to many people.
Why are some oils and fats safe for baking or cooking, while other oils are actually harmful for your body?…
By Underground Health Reporter
Detoxify Your Mouth – and Entire Body – with an Ancient Ayurvedic Remedy “Oil Pulling”Oil pulling is reviving itself to become a popular remedy to improve oral health, reverse chronic conditions and embrace overall well-being.
This easy and refreshingly simple technique involves swishing oils around in your mouth for 15-20 minutes daily.
By “pulling” from sunflower, sesame, coconut oil or olive oil, you experience an astonishing detoxifying effects. It is inexpensive and …
Your Cooking Oils – Healthy vs Unhealthy
The truth may surprise you! Can you choose the healthy oils from the unhealthy oils listed here?
Soybean oil
Olive oil
Coconut oil
Corn oil
Etc.
Most people are confused about which oils and fats to choose when cooking and baking. There are some that are actually harmful to your body. Today, let’s find what are the healthy oils and fats…
Here’s the deal….
Vegetable oil is NOT healthy!
Most of what …
The American Heart Association recommends a “heart healthy“diet that is low in saturated fat and cholesterol. Essentially, we are told to throw out butter, eat limited red meat and instead replace them with low fat products.
However, have you ever read the labels of fat free and low fat food items? Shockingly, there isn’t much “food” on the list. You see lots of sugar and salt, and even …
