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The Dangers of Lipstick
Lipstick is the most commercial, toxic, poisonous and harmful brand.
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Astrology and Relationships
Astrology is a valuable tool for fostering healthy relationships, especially intimate and romantic relationships...
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Carol Alt Interview
Carol Alt talks about discovering the raw food movement and how it changed her life.
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Dove Real Beauty Sketches
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Apple Pie in a Cup Recipe
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Ron McCallum: How technology allowed me to read
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Spinach & Pumpkin Vegetarian Burgers
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The Food Conspiracy
Artificial sweeteners like aspartame, and flavor enhancers such as MSG are particularly addictive, as well as unhealthy...
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7 Golden Rules Of Communications
Avid communication lies at the heart of human interaction.
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Sweet Potato Biscuits Recipe
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The Ultimate Secret Exposed
GM Cross species "super foods" causes new forms of allergies.
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Fighting Homelessness
You think you have it all-graduated from three different universities, a good job and a great marriage-and then it all falls apart.
"Sitting," says Dr. James Levine, an endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic who has researched the dangers of a sedentary life for the last 15 years, "is the new smoking." Levine's studies have shown that sitting around—as many of us do for both work and pleasure—is bad for your health. Spending more than just 6 hours a day on your backside drives up blood pressure and places you at a greater risk for diabetes, obesity, depression, and some types of cancer. People who already have chronic illnesses see an increase in their symptoms. And that's just for starters.
Think you're out of danger if you go to the gym regularly? Think again: The usual guidelines for regular exercise simply aren't enough to counteract the dangers of all the sitting we do. And we do a lot of it: Americans average 9.5 hours on our collective butts per day. That's a lot of smoking.
So maybe it's possible to limit our time on the couch. But when you make your living sitting at a desk, what's to be done?
I would like to know what the negative effects of starches are, where these starches found? (In all carbohydrates?) And also in one of your videos you said that all humans are lactose intolerant and I've heard this before but I'd like to know the clean-cut details behind this.
Starch converts into a corrosive acid called CARBONIC ACID which eats away at the tissues of the body. This is especially true of refined starches and carbohydrates. Lactose Intolerance? Be on the lookout for a new article called GOT MILK OR GOT PUS? that will go into detail. Basically, humans, especially Africans, lack the necessary enzyme that break down milk protein (from lower animals). When the protein is not digested, it converts into mucus in the body and cause a host of diseases.
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