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Did you know that you are NOT what you eat?

You are what you absorb!

So the question you must answer if you want faster fat loss:

How can I consume all the enzymes, vitamins and minerals necessary for maximal nutrient absorption into my diet? (and without spending a fortune on expensive pills and powders).

JUICING! 

And if you’re interested in a SIMPLE & EASY juicing solution, I have some awesome news. 

My good friend, nutritionist and “kitchen diva” …

Why you can take all the probiotics, enzymes, and antacids you want, and still not fix your digestive problems Introducing a permanent solution that actually repairs your digestion, so you can put an end to heartburn, gas, indigestion, acid stomach, constipation, and other misery. Starts working the very first day!

 

If you’re reading this right now, chances are you’ve tried everything to solve your chronic digestive problems. Perhaps you’ve used probiotics, enzymes, and other natural therapies. Maybe …

 

Okay, try to say this ten times real fast, “How much nooch could a smooching pooch mooch, if a smooching pooch could mooch nooch?”

No, you didn’t land by accident in a Dr. Seuss book! Actually, nooch is the colloquial term for nutritional yeast. But what is nutritional yeast? I’m glad you asked.

To begin with, yeast is a single-celled fungus related to other fungi that we eat, like mushrooms for instance. When we think of …

 

Danica Collins – Managing Editor, Underground Health Reporter ™

Cold and flu season isn’t quite over, and it’s important to fortify your immune system with essential minerals and vitamins, like vitamin C. In fact, it’s the perfect time of year to introduce you to an Australian super food that comes fully loaded with a superdose of vitamin C to help keep your immune system thriving.

Gubinge is a small green fruit with a somewhat sour taste. You might know gubinge …

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 …