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Are Toxins Fattening?

"One new chemical enters industrial use every 20 minutes," says Paula Baillie-Hamilton, MD, only to join many hundreds of thousands of synthetic chemicals already in use. "As a result, the average person living in the developed world is now contaminated with up to 500 industrial toxins, few of which have been properly tested for harmful effects."

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The Blood Type Diet

"Your blood type refers to your internal chemistry. It is the key that unlocks the mysteries of disease, longevity, fitness, and emotional strength,"

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Cancer News: Diet, Lifestyle and Supplements

Thirty to 40 percent of cancers can be attributed to poor diets, lack of physical activity and excessive body weight. Read this informative article where we give you practical tips on how to improve your diet to live a longer and 'dis' ease free life.

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Detoxification

Whether we succumb to the adverse effects of toxicity depends on our knowledge of the subject and the choices we make. We need to take personal responsibility to make sure that we do not fall victim to toxicity. That involves learning what we need to do to help our body protect itself from toxicity.

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Hemocysteine: The Key To Heart Attack, Stroke & Cancer

A series of brilliant research achievements in the past 30 years has confirmed the importance of homocysteine as a PREVENTABLE and TREATABLE factor in blood vessel disease. In fact over 200 research studies already provide a consensus that identifies this molecule as THE strategic factor in heart attacks and strokes, far more powerful than cholesterol and fat.

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Rebounding: Aerobic Resistive Exercise

Rebounding, or jumping on a mini trampoline, has universal exercise appeal and a plethora of health benefits. The repetitive rhythmic motion of bouncing on a mini trampoline provides a zero impact simple exercise method with high impact long-term (mental and physical) health benefits that extend from youth to old age:

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