Posts Tagged ‘toxic’

The negative effects of toxicity can cause extensive damage to your body. However, some people are just as toxic and can breed negativity and poison so fast they anchor you to despair. Take it from a leader in the natural healthy field, Joe Barton, who knows to how to heal your body from poison, now he shows you how to protect yourself from these trouble-makers and focus your energy instead on building satisfying and meaningful relationships, devoid of unnecessary drama …

Cooking vegetables at home is healthy, right? Well, technically, when vegetables and starchy or plant based foods are cooked above 250 degrees F, the answer is no. At this temperature, a carcinogenic toxin called acrylamide is formed.

Experts at UndergroundHealthReporter.com explain, “During cooking, sugars and amino acids, called asparagines, react to form this toxin. Starchy, carbohydrate-rich foods, such as potato chips and French fries contain the highest levels of acrylamide, but truthfully any food cooked at temperatures …

It’s that time of year, and we’re all spring cleaning our houses to start a new season fresh. You can make your cleaning easy, as well as safe and nontoxic with cheap, time-tested cleaners like baking soda, vinegar and lemon.

Why attack the biggest messes and toughest stains with harsh cleansing agents like bleach, ammonia and acids? Modern cleaning products you’re using can have a real impact on your health – from breathing problems, to eye irritation, …

The acne treatment business is a multi-million dollar industry, but there are many acne scams promising to get rid of acne on your face, leaving clear and beautiful skin. Even celebrities endorse the latest acne claim on the market and boast amazing results while appearing on television.  Unfortunately, not all these claims are true, and you may be surprised to know a number of these products don’t even work.

Most acne treatments on the market …

I felt like I aged 30 years in one day.

Two friends took me to lunch last Friday to celebrate my birthday. Company was great, and the food was healthy – a half cobb salad with no

bacon, extra virgin olive oil dressing and spinach substituted for lettuce. And then the waiter did me a big “favor” by comping me with a frozen yoghurt covered with raspberry sauce.

That was innocent enough. Three of us split …