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Brenda Skidmore has spent the last four plus years actively researching natural health care alternatives. It is her sincere desire to empower others by sharing this important information. To improve your health today visit mywater4life
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» Eating Blueberries With Milk Appears To Block Antioxidant Potential
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 03/3/2009 | Nutrition | Unrated
For many folks, a popular way of eating this fresh ripened fruit is in sprinkling a handful on top of a bowl of dry breakfast cereal with milk. Who would have ever thought that the high amount of phytonutrients, which are found in fresh, raw blueberries, would be severely compromised if ingested together with milk?

At one of the lowest calorie profiles of any fruit, at about 80 calories per cup, blueberries are an absolute powerhouse of healthy dietary nutrition.
» Eating Nuts And Seeds Helps Lower The Risk Of Diverticulosis
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 02/10/2009 | Nutrition | Unrated
The consumption of nuts, seeds, and popcorn have long been considered dietary no-noes for those with a painful digestive disorder known as diverticulitis. Diverticular disease is a rather common occurrence among the aging Western population. Roughly one-third will develop this condition by the age of 60, and two-thirds by the age of 85.

For many years doctors believed that eating these types of foods worsened the condition, thus they advised their patients to strictly avoid them.
» Vitamin C: An Antioxidant Powerhouse That Helps Prevent Strokes And Cardiovascular Disease
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 05/10/2008 | Nutrition | Unrated
After a recent love affair with Vitamin C, and its hyped up ability to be one of the best cold and flu fighting remedies around, this nutrient soon fell out of favor with the mainstream media, and the general public. If it were not for its glory days in curing scurvy in sailors, which is really an early stage of leaky blood vessels, its reputation would have been seriously compromised when it was discovered it was not the magical cure all for colds and flu.
» Do Medical Healthcare Professionals Use And Recommend Dietary Supplements? You Bet They Do
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 04/17/2008 | Supplements And Vitamins | Unrated
Currently, it is estimated that around 70 percent of Americans trust nutritional supplements. They are using them to fill in the gaps when consuming inadequate diets. Roughly, this equates to more than 150 million people in the U.S. that are supplementing their daily diet in some way, and on a regular basis. Most are realizing that eating the way they should is not always feasible, and supplementing their diet is a convenient way of assuring, themselves, that important nutrients are included to remain healthy.
» Negative Emotions: The Effect They Have On Back Pain
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 12/5/2007 | Alternative Medicine | Unrated
Did you know that your positive or negative emotions can have a profound impact on your physical health? A new study has found that psychological interventions are extremely effective at reducing or eliminating back pain, arthritis, depression, and many other health-related problems.

Conventional treatment-related costs for back pain in the United States ranges from $20 billion to $80 billion dollars a year.
» Treat It For The Miracle It Is: Filtering Your Drinking Water
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 12/5/2007 | Alternative Medicine | Unrated
For those of us who know how to control and maintain an ideal weight, water is truly a miracle weight control substance. Not taking in an adequate amount daily will leave you feeling frustrated, and achieving your ideal weight will prove to be next to impossible.

Once people begin to thoroughly understand how incredibly important water is for their internal health and well being the next question eventually surfaces,"is my tap water really safe to drink?" As a whole, people in the United States are big on buying purified water.
» Ironing Out The Wrinkles With Botox, Demonstrative Details Need Researching
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 12/3/2007 | Alternative Medicine | Unrated
As the last of the baby boomers approach the half century mark, looking in their mirrors has them realizing they don't appear to look as young as they used to. They are searching for novel ways to help erase or reduce those fine wrinkle lines on the face.

In reducing or erasing those fine lines from around the eyes, forehead, and around lips, quick, expensive, and (not long lasting), experimental methods such as 'Botox' injections lure in potential clients from all walks of life or gender.
» Child Abuse And A Poor Diet Connection: Needs A Closer Look
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 11/30/2007 | Nutrition | Unrated
If anyone thinks they have not been affected by child abuse, looking at current statistics should tell you otherwise. The costs of child abuse in the United States has been estimated to be around $94 billion. That would appear to affect every taxpayer in every community across the nation. Of that $94 billion, roughly $55 billion is attributed to adult criminal behavior linked to early child abuse.
» New Hope For Those With Age-Related Macular Degeneration
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 11/28/2007 | Nutrition | Unrated
Age-related macular degeneration, with the average onslaught age beginning in the early forties, is one of the four leading causes of vision loss in America. The other three are glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts. However, until recently AMD left its victims no hope in regaining lost vision.

The disease affects the macula, or the sweet spot, at the center of the retina.
» Give Your Allergies A Sniffle-Free Spring :Address Possible Nutrient Deficiencies
By Brenda Skidmore | Published 11/27/2007 | Nutrition | Unrated
Allergies are more than an inconvenience, they make most sufferers tired and irritable, unable to concentrate or learn effectively, and process information less efficiently. Until I got my allergies under control, I did not know how the whole experience had effected my life.

As a child I was fortunate not to know what an allergy was. But by the age of 25, I suddenly had an allergic reaction to something that ended in a sinus infection.
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