Here’s an easy, quick, healthy, yet tasty way of preparing and eating your greens. Time: start to finish it only take 20 minutes! Servings: 4 to 6 (side dish) servings. Ingredients: 1 1/2 pounds broccoli, stems peeled, then head cut into 2-inch-wide spears 1/2 stick unsalted butter 1/3 cup sliced almonds 1 tablespoon fresh lemon…
My friend John just called me a few hours back and showed me these mock animated films (of the Matrix) on factory farming, though entertaining, they carry a serious message which requires action. Click here to view the films, worth watching! In only a few minutes they cover antibiotic resistance and overuse, animal cruelty, pollution…
Everytime I mention this to someone, they really take it lightly. I wonder what I would have to tell someone to convince them of the dangers of these “Nazi invented” (this is true) radiation machines?! I think this list may prove to change your perception: Continually eating food processed from a microwave oven causes long-term…
Lipstick manufactured in the United States contains “surprisingly high” levels of lead, according to a new study by the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics. More than half (61 percent) of 33 name-brand lipsticks tested in September 2007 contained lead levels ranging from 0.03 to 0.65 parts per million (ppm). One-third of the lipsticks had more lead…
Enter your search terms Web thehealthblogger.com Submit search form
The iliopsoas muscle (or hip flexor) can be prone to shortening especially for office workers who spend a lot of time sitting where the muscle is in its shortened position. This stretch when done correctly is good for preventing that pose where the back is arched and the butt is out (i.e. Lordosis). The shortened…
Here’s the report I promised on untreated milk: It is already illegal to sell unpasteurised milk through shops, catering establishments, hotels, hospitals and schools in England and Wales. In 1989, for political and financial reasons, the government went for a total ban to fall in line with Scotland. The attempt failed, owing mainly to consumer…
Dr. Mercola does a great job in giving some concise informaiton on probiotics and their beneficial impact on overall health. He talks about a specific strain of bacteria (or spore as he calls it) which seems somewhat different than current products available. Check out the video:
Please note, this article is based primarily upon my opinion and also various real life findings (e.g. emails from concerned readers, various forums and sites). Therefore I don’t have any “scientific” research to back these claims, however, the symptoms that occur to many are consistently recurrent. Remember, we don’t only have physical health to look…
“Health” magazine senior editor Frances Largeman-Roth identified the 12 germiest places you’re likely to encounter during an average day, in descending order (MSNBC): 1. Your kitchen sink 2. Airplane bathrooms 3. A load of wet laundry 4. Public drinking fountains 5. Shopping cart handles 6. ATM buttons
 |
|
 |
