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    God Almighty has graced us with many wonderful herbs to help us heal ourselves.  A well-known and multi-purposeful herb is yarrow – a plant which has been used for thousands of years.  It is recognized world-wide as a wound healer; it fights infection and stops bleeding.  During World War One, the soldiers took it to the battlefields. Doctors and soldiers put it directly into open wounds. 

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    Spring is upon us again and we can prepare the soil for tilling and the fields for planting. We can also aid our bodies to clean themselves internally. During this season, when our bodies are naturally removing the winter wastes and preparing for warmer weather, it would be advantageous to your metabolism, if you ate “live food”. This would aid your body in removing winter sludge. Eat foods that have high nu-trient and vitamin content. Eat foods that are organic, and naturally packed with life- rendering energy, such as beets, wheat grass, barley grass (always drink any kind of grass juice on an empty stomach and wait 30-45 minute before eating anything solid for maximum effectiveness), fresh collard juice, spinach and all green, leafy vegetables. The word vitamin literally means “union of vitality”. Live foods are needed to maintain good health; however, it is very popular to use vitamin supplements. Vitamin supplements are synthetic. There have been millions of au-topsies recording large clumps of vitamin supplements lodged within the colon walls which have not been fully digested. If you must use, them use liquid vitamins and make sure they are of natural substances.

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    Cranberries are a very festive, holiday food, native to North America, and four-hundred-million pounds are used each year. Native Indians were the first to harvest them, mixing the berries with deer, elk or bison meat to make a survival food called “Pemmican”, similar to beef jerky.

  • Whenever anyone sees blood they are frightened because this usually signals something serious is happening. One rarely thinks of blood, unless it is seen.

  • Many people are unfamiliar with the disease malaria. While not as common as many illnesses, it has, however, shown its face to many travelers. Although it is not contagious, malaria kills nearly 3 million people worldwide every year. The disease is spread by mosquitoes which are infected with the malaria parasite. The parasite is found in the red blood cells and can be transmitted through a blood transfusion. New studies indicate it may also be transmitted from a mother to her unborn child before or during delivery -which is called congenital malaria.

  • Spring has arrived, the moment when buds emerge from trees and buds emerge from trees and grasses push through soil. The signs of Allah, Glorious is He, are ever present, and coming to life. Cleansing the body is an integral  part of spring. During the winter months an excess of carbon dioxide, uric acid and other chemical wastes accumulate in one’s system. If you weren’t sweating and burning calories this winter, you may require help pushing toxins out of the body – as soon as possible.

  • Oil Pulling is a remedy that has been practiced in Egypt, China and India for thousands of years, and it is slowly making a rise in America. The tongue is an indicator of what is going on in the body. The tongue is also connected to many organs in the body as are the feet. The Chinese and Japanese have used tongue diagnosis as an essential when determining health

  • Digestion of food is essential to the well being of everyone. Without proper digestion we invite countless illnesses to visit us. Digestion begins in the mouth, by chewing food down to the tiniest morsel possible. Most people are in such a rush to eat that they do not chew their food properly and the end result is acid reflex, indigestion, or heartburn. The pre-mentioned maladies can also come from eating poor food combinations, microwaved foods, or processed food daily. When you begin to digest your food you change it from one form into another: it is a physical and chemical process.

  • What is needed to prevent this illness, is the knowledge of what causes it exactly. Here are a few things that can cause Alzheimer’s disease: