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If you experience:

Heightened food sensitivities Frequent illnesses Headaches Fatigue Joint pain Inexplicable mood swings

…then you may be suffering with a sluggish or blocked lymph system.

In the November issue of Home Cures That Work, you’ll learn about the oft-overlooked, but vital role of the lymph system for your health.

It’s true, Dr. Scott Saunders, MD, explains why even medical professionals overlook the importance of your lymph system for optimizing health. In his article, you’ll …

Toxins are everywhere.

They’re in the foods you eat, the water you drink, the air you breathe, prescription drugs, over-the-counter pain killers and even your favorite tube of lipstick.

And as these toxins assault and invade your body your health suffers – in a major way.

One of the favorite destinations for these invading toxins and pathogens is your gut.

When they worm their way into your delicate GI tract they can damage, and even destroy, the thin lining of …

by Dr. Scott Saunders

Did you know that LECTINS are the immune system of plants to protect them from invaders?

When we eat any plant or seed, these leptin proteins bind to sugar molecules on the cells of our intestines.  When the intestines are damaged, lectins, and the foods that they bind to, can pass through the intestinal wall and into the blood stream, initiating an inflammatory response. These sticky molecules can then wreak havoc in the bloodstream.

While …

If you see unsightly black stains or spots on the grout lines of your shower, on the back of your shower curtain, on the walls or on items stored in a damp basement, it’s probably mold. Molds thrive in damp, humid, warm environments. So bathrooms, kitchens, damp basements, and window sills are prime areas for mold growth.

Molds or mildew are tiny fungi that are transmitted by microscopic spores. Molds can be black, grey-green, green, white or a …

For the past few years, alternate, natural sports drinks have gained in popularity as people have realized that many of the conventional sports drinks contain sugar, food dyes, and artificial flavoring. Coconut water was one of the first and most successful of these new, natural sports drinks.

In fact, in 2013, coconut waters collectively topped $400 million in sales.[1] So it’s no wonder that beverage companies are introducing additional plant waters to quench this market’s thirst. And as …