MIRACLE DRINK "KILLS CANCER CELLS" This “MIRACLE DRINK” has been circulating for a long time. It is worth your while to take note. There is a celebrity Mr. Seto who swears by it. He wants to make it public to draw the attention of people who have cancers. This is a drink that can protect bad cells forming in your body or it will restrain its growth! It is simple. You need one beet root, one carrot and one apple that combine together to make the JUICE! Note: Make sure to use organic Wash the above, cut with the skin on into pieces and put them into the juicer and immediately you drink the juice. This Miracle Drink will be effective for the following ailments: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. There should be no side effect, highly nutritious and easily absorbed. STANDARD FTC DISCLOSURE: In order for me to support my blogging activities, I may receive monetary compensation or other types of remuneration for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial and/or link to any products or services from this blog.
7 Sacred Herbs for Activating and Harmonizing the Chakras By Justin Faerman Guest Writer for Wake Up World While the chakras themselves are energetic/etheric in nature, they each have corresponding physical organs, glands and systems in the body that can, and do, have an effect on their functioning. This interconnectivity of the physical and etheric bodies goes the other way as well—if there is an energetic imbalance in a chakra, for example, as a result of emotional disturbances, then this can also cause the associated physical elements to become weak as well. It is interesting to note that in the system of Traditional Chinese Medicine each organ corresponds to specific emotional states. In a general sense, you will get the most benefit by using the following herbs as an adjunct to the energetic/etheric practices outlined above. 1. Recommended Herb: Shilajit 2. Recommended Herb: Schizandra Berries 3. Recommended Herb: Pine Pollen In that sense, few herbs strengthen the body quite like Pine Pollen. 4. Recommended Herb: Reishi Mushroom 5. 6. 7.
Grow a Garden from Garbage: 5 Plants to Grow from Food Scraps If you are a frugal gardener, you’ll love this idea. How about growing your garden this year from food scraps? Some of the easiest and most inexpensive plants to grow are from things that might otherwise end up in the trash can, so instead, why not use them to make some delicious, healthful crops you can enjoy with your family and friends? Following are 5 foods to easily grow from stuff you normally just throw out. But before getting started collecting your ‘scraps’, be sure to source them from organic fruits and vegetables, because pesticide and herbicide-treated plants usually won’t grow a second generation. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. You can also grow potatoes, garlic that’s started to sprout, turmeric, pineapple, and red and white onions. Credits: naturalsociety.com, where this was originally featured.
7 Ways to Detox your Pineal Gland Discovering the best ways to detox your Pineal Gland may be far more important than you realize. Not many people have even heard of this little gland, which sits in the middle of our brains. Recent research over the past four or five decades has, however, revealed the importance of this little fellow, and have linked it to physical and mental well-being, some even linking it to spiritual health too, hence its nickname “the third eye”. The Modern Lifestyle is not Pineal Gland Friendly The modern lifestyle choice that many people adopt in the 21st-century mean that the Pineal Gland is bombarded with unwanted toxins, both through the food and drink that we consume, and the stress related chemicals that our bodies produce. The result is that it becomes hardened, calcified, and loses much, if not all of its function. About the Pineal Gland Your pineal gland is no larger than the size of pea and it’s found in the center of your brain. The Third Eye How the Pineal Gland Becomes Calcified
This Little Weed Is One Of The Most Useful Medicines On The Planet We are talking about the herb, plantain; that is quite often mistaken as a weed. You would have seen in your yard and ignored it. You might have even gone to the extent of eliminating it from your garden.However, there is an astonishing truth behind this little weed. It is, in fact, a herb that is native to Asia and Europe. There are two variants of Plantain – Broadleaf and Lance. It had once been the on-the-go solution for the hikers, who were highly susceptible to mosquito bites. You can easily incorporate these weeds in your DIY natural emergency kits to prepare the insect repellent balms. The leaves and seeds of Plantain have a positive impact on the human digestive system. While leaves can be used in the form of tea or prepared into soup, seeds are either used in ground or soaked form. Plantain is a good source of silica and is a gentle natural expectorant. This article was written by: Valerie S. and first appeared on Life Advancer Are you on Aweditoria?
The Zen Float Tent – First Affordable Isolation Tank For Home Use The benefits of sensory deprivation tanks are no secret: relaxation, deep meditation, soothing chronic muscle pain, increased athletic performance, and an overall sense of well being, but until now these benefits came at a hefty financial cost. Zen Float has created an isolation tank that can be self assembled and is cheaper than its competition. Ideally it is paving the way for higher accessibility and lowered costs in the industry. Much lighter than traditional models, the Zen Float Tent will weigh a little more than a water bed once you add the epsom salt and water. Zen Float is running a Kickstarter to fund their idea, check it out for more details on the product. Uncovered Zen Float Tent In the last 40 years, the positive effects of floating have been scientifically documented and studied though hundreds of research studies. Typically float tanks are in the $10K-30K mark, with the least expensive costing $4,500. Zen Float Tent in the Wild Credits: KarmaJello
Top 16 Health Benefits of Turmeric For anyone following a holistic health lifestyle, the benefits of turmeric make this spice a “must-have” in the larder. It has actually been used for over 4000 years to treat ailments ranging from upset tummies to various forms of cancer. It was used by the Ancient Chinese, the Ancient Greeks, the Ancient Romans, and also by the Indians in Ayurvedic medicine. Benefit of Turmeric # 1 – Treatment for Digestive Disorders Curcumin is able to stimulate the gallbladder making it produce more bile, the substance which is an important factor in the food digestion process. As well as Turmeric’s more “official” role in herbal medicine, it also has many other surprising uses too. Benefit of Turmeric # 2 – Whitens Teeth Turmeric is used by many (including former Miss USA-Susie Castillo) to whiten teeth. Benefit of Turmeric # 3 – Foundation Cream Enhancer Some people use turmeric to create a face foundation. Benefit of Turmeric # 4 – Facial Soap Additive Benefit of Turmeric # 5 – Facial Soap Additive
Top 15 Herbal Antibiotics Please be sure to Join our email list and receive all our latest and best tutorials daily – free! Image – CommonSenseHome.com There has been great concern in recent times over antibiotic-resistant bacteria – and it’s hardly suprising: The use of antibiotics causes bacteria strains to evolve – and if you think about it, it seems like simple evolution of species at work. Did you know that hospitals in Australia use eucalyptus essential oil as a disinfectant owing to its efficacy against MRSA? We found a brilliant page about herbal antibiotics that not only lists 15 of the best antibiotic herbs, but also gives a very plausible explanation of this phenomenon – that makes total sense: An essential oil is made up of hundreds of different molecules in varying proportions – and it is likely that several of the molecular components have antibiotic action. This kind of makes me want to bang my fist on the table. Anyway, I will leave you with the excellent tutorial from Common Sense Home: Is it...
37 Reasons Why You Need To Visit Iceland Right Now | Iceland, a country rich with roaring volcanoes, monolithic glaciers, icy mountains and deep fjords, has become a mecca for photographers looking to capture the raw, mystical power of its natural northern beauty. The ruggedness of and stark contrasts present in Iceland’s landscapes makes them irresistible to photographers. Glacial floodplains, waterfalls, towering mountains, fjords and even deserts of volcanic ash can all be found in relative proximity to each other. Its small population (of roughly 325,000) also means that the majority of its natural wonder remains nearly or completely untouched, giving photographers the opportunity to capture a world that seems empty and almost alien in nature. And because of its northern location, enterprising night photographers can capture images of the mystical and stunningly beautiful aurora borealis as it dances over an Icelandic volcano or glacier. Iceland is, in both geological and historical aspects, a relatively young country. Source
You Will Never Look At Garlic in the Same Way - 10 Amazing Uses Garlic is not just about cooking and keeping away the vampires. Read these surprising tips ranging from healing cold sores to repelling mosquitos: Garlic is part of the onion family and is also known as the ‘stinking rose’. It can be used to directly treat several health issues as well as having surprising uses around the house. 1. SOURCES:www.naturalblaze.com Share this article with friends and family by clicking the links below. 17 Homemade Spice Mix Recipes - And Why You Should Use Them 17 Homemade Spice Mix Recipes – And Why You Should Use Them Please be sure to Join our email list and receive all our latest and best tutorials daily – free! 10K+ Photo – © Grafvision – Fotolia.com Q: When is a spice mix not quite a spice mix? A: When it is made by “big food” and has all manner of dodgy ingredients added that are NOT SPICES. Now call me weird, or just old fashioned… but to me, a spice mix should be just that: A mix of spices. However, just go in the kitchen, and take a look at the ingredient list on “big brand” spices… you might see: Partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, modified food starch, sugar, coloring, MSG (often disguised under a crazy array of other names), silicon dioxide and of course the highly dubious term “Natural Flavorings”. You don’t even want to know what might be in “Natural Flavorings”. Big food, the deal is off. And remember, the spice must flow… If you enjoyed this page:
Where the World's Unsold Cars Go To Die In the past several years, one of the topics covered in detail on these pages has been the surge in such gimmicks designed to disguise lack of demand and end customer sales, used extensively by US automotive manufacturers, better known as "channel stuffing", of which General Motors is particularly guilty and whose inventory at dealer lots just hit a new record high. But did you know that when it comes to flat or declining sales and stagnant end demand, channel stuffing is merely the beginning? Presenting... Where the World's Unsold Cars Go To Die (courtesy of Vincent Lewis' Unsold Cars) Above is just a few of the thousands upon thousands of unsold cars at Sheerness, United Kingdom. Timestamp: Friday, May 16th, 2014. There are hundreds of places like this in the world today and they keep on piling up... Houston...We have a problem!... Below is an image of a massive car park at Swindon, United Kingdom, with thousands upon thousands of unsold cars just sitting there with not a buyer in sight.
An Anti-Aging Smoothie by Soriyya Bawa Use this anti-aging recipe for a smoothie as a part of your daily routine. The combination of these six anti-aging foods loads the drink with the nutrients your body needs to feel and look younger. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Ingredients 1 1/2 cup Kale Cut Up2 Celery Sticks1 Juice Whole Lemon1 Medium Apple (Cored)1 handful Parsley1 1/2 cup Coconut Water Directions Combine all of the ingredients in a blender. Sources: Kovacs, J.S., “9 Home Spa Makeovers for Body and Soul,” WebMD web site; last accessed August 29, 2013. “Parsley, raw,” SELF Nutrition Data web site; last accessed August 29, 2013. Prathapan, A., et al., “Antioxidant and Antithrombotic Activity of Tender Coconut Water in Experimental Myocardial Infarction,” Journal of Food Biochemistry 2010; 35(5): 1501-1507. This article, An Anti-Aging Smoothie was originally published on Agien.com
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