Tag: healthy living

Spicy foods found to keep cancer and heart disease at bay

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Spicy foods found to keep cancer and heart disease at bay by: Michelle Simmons for Natural News Spicy foods usually give a “kick” to your taste buds — but they’re more than just that. Researchers found that eating spicy foods helps you live longer and cuts your risk from dying due to cancer, heart disease, and respiratory problems. The researchers, who were from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, collected health and diet data from 487,375 individuals, who were 30 to 79 years old, from a Chinese population study.…

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Home Remedies For Muscle Strain & Pain

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Home Remedies For Muscle Strain & Pain by Ken Jorgustin for Modern Survival Blog Sore muscles or muscle strain. I think we have all experienced that at some point in time, if not today, right now! For mild to moderate muscle pain, home remedies are worth trying. Mild muscle strain will cause some pain and stiffness, but should go away in a few days. Moderate muscle strain is when your muscle actually gets small tears. It will cause more pain and some swelling. This may last a few weeks. Severe muscle strain: If…

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Compounds in coffee found to fight off Parkinson’s and Lewy body dementia

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Compounds in coffee found to fight off Parkinson’s and Lewy body dementia by: Michelle Simmons for Natural News Good news for coffee drinkers: U.S. researchers have found two compounds in coffee — caffeine and EHT — work together to prevent Parkinson’s and Lewy body dementia. Recently published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the findings suggest that these compounds may potentially be used as a natural way to slow brain degeneration. Earlier studies have shown that coffee consumption may lower the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, and caffeine is generally known to…

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Universities Across The U.S. Are Adding Cannabis To Their Curriculum

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Universities Across The U.S. Are Adding Cannabis To Their Curriculum By Aaron Kesel for Natural Blaze All across the U.S. colleges are now adding cannabis (both hemp and marijuana) programs to their curriculum, including schools in states where recreational marijuana remains illegal, for students to major in the cannabis industry, according to a new report by CBS 3. “More jobs are being created in this space than in any other space in North America, with salaries sometimes more competitive than other industries,” Karson Humiston, founder of Vangst, an employment agency focused on cannabis…

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Exploring natural cures: Can antimicrobial herbs prevent Lyme disease?

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Exploring natural cures: Can antimicrobial herbs prevent Lyme disease? by: Isabelle Z. for Natural News GNN Note – the image of lyme disease above was taken on a dog, this is to provide an idea of how it appears. ****** If you spend any amount of time outdoors or around animals, you’re at risk of Lyme disease. This infectious disease is transmitted by ticks, but it’s actually caused by a microbe, the Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato bacteria. While many prevention methods focus on the ticks themselves, some researchers are looking into antimicrobial herbs as a…

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Bishop of Wakefield: Why Christians need to find ways of generously living together

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Bishop of Wakefield: Why Christians need to find ways of generously living together by Tony Robinson  for Christian Today After an independent review found that the Dean and Chapter of Wakefield Cathedral did not do enough to accommodate the views of a traditionalist worshipper opposed to women’s ordination, the Bishop of Wakefield responds.   Generosity is surely essential to following Jesus. Indeed all that Jesus expects us to do in life cannot be done without a generous attitude. Generosity is required to trust God at the depth that produces a life of sacrifice, serving others…

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5 Simple Pieces of LIFESAVING Medical Knowledge

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5 Simple Pieces of LIFESAVING Medical Knowledge By BCE for The Organic Prepper There is almost a preparedness fixation with gunshot wounds and having sachets of quick-clot in your first aid kit. But in terms of bang for your buck, there other things which are frequently overlooked and very under-rated that much more likely to be life-saving than your hemostatic agent. Use soap and water to wash your hands. This to me something that seems so incredibly simple and but it seems lost completely on some. Can you honestly say…

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Rosemary, known as a sacred plant in ancient Greece, found to possess anticancer properties

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Rosemary, known as a sacred plant in ancient Greece, found to possess anticancer properties by: Isabelle Z. for Natural News If you thought rosemary’s abilities were limited to adding some flair to chicken and roasted potatoes, think again. Studies have shown that it can be surprisingly beneficial in preventing and reversing cancer, particularly when it comes to breast cancer. This evergreen herb with its distinctive scent comes from the mint family, and like its cousin oregano, it has plenty to offer in the way of therapeutic uses. It’s a native…

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Immune system first-responders identified: Scientists discover how the body reacts to bacterial invasions

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Immune system first-responders identified: Scientists discover how the body reacts to bacterial invasions by: Michelle Simmons Natural News A new study analyzed the “first-responders” of the immune system and how the body responds to the invasion of bacteria. Researchers at the KU Leuven Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine in Belgium found that the cells lining the upper respiratory tract are the first to defend the body from harmful bacteria that enter the lungs and which could cause infections. These cells identify the lipopolysaccharide (LPS) molecule which are found in many bacteria, such as…

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Robert F Kennedy Jr. blocked from giving evidence at congressional hearing

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Robert F Kennedy Jr. blocked from giving evidence at congressional hearing by Erin Elizabeth for Health Nut News Robert F Kennedy Jr. was recently prevented from giving evidence at two Congressional hearings on the grounds that they are full. It is ever more essential that everyone contacts their representatives to insist that all sides should be heard, particularly if their representatives are members of those committees. Threats to end religious and philosophical vaccine exemptions have just been ratcheted up to an unprecedented federal level. If parents and caregivers are stripped of…

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