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Important Update: Dirty Dozen And Clean Fifteen For The Year 2017

…for those who are transitioning out of the salt-heavy diet so prevalent in the U.S. 4. Apples* These delicious, popular fruits are an excellent source of antioxidants and Vitamin C,…

Update: 2019’s Dirty Dozen And Clean Fifteen Produce List

…to contain the greatest variety and volume of pesticides. They’re listed in order, starting with the fruit that had the most toxic residue. Strawberries Spinach Kale Nectarines Apples Grapes Peaches…

10 Natural Dopamine Boosters To Ward Off Bone Loss, Depression, And Much More

…right in their tracks, including increasing your consumption of apples, cinnamon, and oats. Additionally, the companion cookbook to the Osteoporosis Reversal Program, Bone Appétit, is filled with many low or…

4 Secrets That Help You Stop Craving Bone-Damaging Foods

…on your countertop and apples in a bowl on the table. Keep the not-so-healthy stuff in a cabinet out of sight, or if you can, just don’t have it in…

Can Antibiotics Damage Your Bones?

…it the “building materials” it needs. Here are some foods that boost production of GSH in the body: Asparagus Mushrooms Apples Lemons Foods high in Vitamin C (Vitamin C itself…

A Bone Healthy Dynamic Duo #2

A couple of months ago, I gave you my first Double Delight – apples and cucumbers. I was thrilled to see how many of you loved this simple treat and…

5 Ways To Rid Your Body Of Toxic GMOs

…fruits like apples; but you may not have known that there are many vegetables that contain pectin as well. Both fruits and veggies are full of cleansing fiber (pectin is…

7 Habits That Will Relieve Bloating And Save Your Bones This Holiday Season

…blood sugar levels include fish, apples, oats, and beans. Cinnamon is also effective in maintaining balanced blood sugar levels. This is fortunate since cinnamon is popular this time of year…

The Bone-Building Secret Even Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About

…levels of apigenin are also Foundation Foods. Foods high in apigenin include: Parsley* Celery* (particularly green celery hearts) Apples* Oranges* Bell peppers* Herbs and spices such as coriander, licorice, marjoram,…

Do Collagen Supplements Live Up To The Hype?

…trace mineral that affects collagen by regulating bone matrix proteins. Aim to get 12 mg from dietary sources like cherries, tomatoes, apples, and spinach. Vitamin C – This vitamin and…

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