Sunday, January 21, 2018

NowThis Food Like This Page · January 19 · Everything You Need to Know About Jackfruit This bizarre-looking fruit perfectly mimics pulled pork 7,802,854 Views Oscar del Rosario Like Show more reactions Comment Share Top Comments 26K 26K 100,694 Shares 8.9K Comments Comments Jo Lilley Jo Lilley I'd try it. But would someone please explain to me why vegans and vegetarians are always trying to find something that "tastes" like meat. If they've given up meat, why not search for things that DON'T taste like meat? You know what tastes like meat? Meat!! 3K Manage LikeShow more reactions · Reply · 3d Aaron Manka Aaron Manka Many vegans quit eating meat because of animal cruelty in the meat industry, not because they don't like the taste of meat. Or because they want to be healthier. Just because you quit eating something to better yourself doesn't mean you hate the way it tastes. It means you care more about your health than something that tastes good. 2.8K Manage LikeShow more reactions · Reply · 3d View more replies Riza Rajesh Riza Rajesh Commonly used instead of meat in India? Who dafuq wrote this article lmao. Its just another fruit that's super common here. What's even more funnier is that they said Jackfruit smells like decay and they messed up again by showing durian in the middle ...See More 1.9K Manage LikeShow more reactions · Reply · 3d 149 Replies · 2 hrs James Purcell James Purcell Since we don't need to eat animals to be healthy, is it morally justifiable to keep murdering innocent animals for this purpose? No actual need whatsoever, just murder for taste-pleasure, tradition and convenience. Morally justifiable? Manage No automatic alt text available. 150 LikeShow more reactions · Reply · 1d 116 Replies · 38 mins Cherry Red Cherry Red here we go again. acting like they discovered it πŸ˜’πŸ˜’ 1K Manage LikeShow more reactions · Reply · 3d 87 Replies · 1 hr Jerry Notarte Jerry Notarte This is not Jack. This is a different fruit. Although this fruit has a neutral taste same as the jackfruit when not ripe. Manage Image may contain: food and text 166 LikeShow more reactions · Reply · 3d 68 Replies · 7 mins Jaber Mohammed Jaber Mohammed whoever made this video have no idea about this Fruit. This is Jackfruit and its the national fruit of Bangladesh!! One of the most deliecious fruit Ever.. In our religion pork meat is forbidden so im not quite sure even if it taste like pork or not bu...See More 647 Manage LikeShow more reactions · Reply · 3d 85 Replies · 39 mins View more comments Oscar del Rosario Write a comment... Choose File

Food Cures168 shared NowThis Food's video. January 20 at 4:32am · The term superfoods may have become a bit overused lately, but there are some foods that truly fit the description. One that should definitely be on the superfoods list is a fairly obscure plant (until now!) called jackfruit. This oddly named fruit, which is cultivated in tropical regions, is rapidly gaining in popularity worldwide for several reasons – not the least of which are its amazing health-boosting properties. Jackfruit contains a number of substances which make it an extremely healthy addition to your diet. It's rich in flavonoids, antioxidants, phytonutrients and vitamin C, which make it an excellent ally for cancer prevention and treatment through its boosting of the immune system. The high levels of potassium found in jackfruit help lower blood pressure, aiding in the prevention of strokes and heart disease. Jackfruit is good for the skin and the eyes, due to its high vitamin A content. Jackfruit aids in digestion and helps protect the colon by cleansing the large intestine, and its high fiber content make it a great natural laxative. Low in calories and almost completely fat-free, jackfruit can also aid in fighting obesity. Even eating large quantities won't cause stomach discomfort, so it can help you feel full without adding those extra pounds. Jackfruit and diabetes One of the most powerful health benefits associated with jackfruit is its ability to fight diabetes. This potential of the fruit is just beginning to be fully explored, in part because the best way to use jackfruit for diabetes is to consume the unripe fruit, which is not a common practice outside of the regions where it is grown. Jack Joseph of JackFruit365.com, a website that promotes and sells jackfruit products, stumbled upon the nearly miraculous diabetes-fighting properties of raw jackfruit when he heard a story from a friend that involved a medical emergency – one which luckily didn't kill anyone and ended up having a silver lining: [Joseph's friend] developed diabetes seven years ago while he was in charge of rebuilding a church and he feels the stress related to the project was the major cause for an otherwise healthy life style he had. For the past seven years he is on insulin and takes the injection every day after dinner. A month ago he had the traditional Kerala Jackfruit meal prepared with unripe raw jackfruit pods as dinner, as he had a guest very fond of jackfruits. After the meal they continued to chat for an hour and he took his insulin once the guest left. Within minutes he collapsed to the floor. He somehow crawled up to reach the sugar sachet from the bedside table and for the first time in six years he had to use the emergency response his doctor had advised in case if he feels hypoglycaemic. When the friend ate raw jackfruit a second time, the same thing happened, prompting Joseph to start investigating. What he found after talking to health experts was that raw jackfruit can reduce or even eliminate the need for insulin injections. As further stated on JackFruit365.com: Conclusion: Consumption of mature unripe jackfruit can reduce insulin dependency on patients due to: 1. Low glycemic index 2. High dietary fiber especially insoluble fiber 3. Possible to eat large quantity as a meal and satiate a hungry diabetic patient In addition jackfruit is Gluten Free and can be a silver bullet for diabetic patients with Gluten allergy If you are a diabetic taking insulin, be sure to consult with your doctor before eating raw jackfruit. #jackfruit #foodcures168 #meatsubstitute #diabetes Play -1:36 Additional Visual SettingsEnter Watch And ScrollClick to enlarge Unmute 7,803,945 Views NowThis Food January 19 at 4:00am · This bizarre-looking fruit perfectly mimics pulled pork

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Saturday, January 20, 2018

Jonathan Mead shared a link to the group: So you wanna be an off gridder. 13 hrs · http://thehomestead.guru/companion-planting-2/… Tomatoes Hate Cucumbers: Secrets of Companion Planting + Popular Planting Combinations | Homestead Guru THEHOMESTEAD.GURU

Homestead Guru What are you looking for? GROW YOUR OWNOFF GRIDDIY UNSCHOOLINGRV LIVINGHOME REMEDIES SHOP HomeFeaturedTomatoes Hate Cucumbers: Secrets of Companion Planting + Popular Planting Combinations Tomatoes Hate Cucumbers: Secrets of Companion Planting + Popular Planting Combinations Krystal Trammell 97 Comments companion planting design Did you know that tomatoes hate cucumbers? While they might taste great together in a salad, tomato plants actually dislike growing in close proximity to any member of the curcurbit family, which includes cucumbers. Tomatos love carrots and basil, however – so planting these together will actually make them each grow more vigorously! Sounds hokey? The idea that some plants and plant families are “friends” with others and grow better together is called companion planting, and it’s been around since the dawn of food cultivation. Check out this Companion Planting book on Amazon! Check out this Companion Planting book on Amazon! Planting your veggies in neat rows with labels is satisfying to the eye, and easier to harvest. However, when we look to nature, we don’t see rows anywhere, nor do plants all grow clumped up in groups of the same thing together. Mimicking nature’s biodiversity might make your garden look messy, but it’s been proven to help each individual plant to grow better. Plants in a polyculture are more resilient and tend to have fewer losses from insects or disease. Things like carrots, dill, parsley, and parsnip will attract praying mantises, ladybugs, and spiders. These predator species of insects feast on the bugs who like to ruin your tomatoes, so it’s a win-win for the tomatoes (and you)! great garden companions Check out the Companion Garden book on Amazon. This is also why it’s a great idea to interplant flowers with your vegetable plants–particularly marigolds and nasturtiums. These flowers will attract and feed beneficial pollinator insects, which will increase the fruit-set of many squashes, peas, cucumbers, tomatoes, and other veggies. Nasturtiums are edible flowers and look lovely in salads, and their nutritious root, called mashua, used to be a staple crop in South American regions. Finally, some plants simply don’t get along, and won’t do well when they’re forced to share root space. Peppers and beans don’t like being next to each other, nor do potatoes and tomatoes (both members of the nightshade family). Peas prefer being far away from onions, and lettuces do not like to be near broccoli plants. Here’s a great list of plants that grow well together as garden friends. Or, you can grab a copy of the Old Farmer’s Almanac. Screenshot 2017-03-18 at 8.35.50 AM Screenshot 2017-03-18 at 8.36.46 AM To learn more about companion planting, check out the longtime bestseller, Carrots Love Tomatoes, and the more recently published book, Great Garden Companions. RELATED POSTS Toxic Chocolate: Heavy Metals Found in Chocolate, Including Organic Brands! Hailey Learn Permaculture from Gaia’s Garden Author Toby Hemenway–FREE Krystal Trammell DIY Chicken Feed Recipe: Better, Cheaper Eggs Krystal Trammell Shocking Animal Abuse Chickens Sexually Abused And Ripped Apart Johnny Sparrow How to Make a One Stick Instant Fire – VIDEO Krystal Trammell Mother Nature’s Antidepressant: Study Says Turmeric Better than Prozac Hailey ABOUT THE AUTHOR Krystal Trammell More from this Author Permaculture-minded hippie. Digital alchemist. Mother of five unschoolers. 97 COMMENTS Leslie Johnson I agree with everything…. except whenever I grow nasturtiums, they are infested with aphids. (wouldn’t eat a one). Do you have any advice for me? This also happens whenever I grow kale. I didn’t have anything friendly planted next to them, though. Reply Cat Bleish I had this issue with kale as well! It was actually so exhausting that I gave up. I will look into this and ask the author if she has any ideas for you! Reply Richard Hoffman I had tbe same problem as you. Ants use aphids in the same way that humans use livestock. They actually place aphids on plants. Aphids bear at an incredible pace, sucking on plants and bearing honeydew, a sweet liquid, for ants. The key to growing aphidless kale remains in the timing. Plant kale in a different garden spot than before in the fall! Kale can withstand cold westher! Harvest the kale in the spring. In that way, you avoid the aphid problem! Reply Someone Get ladybugs, they eat a lot of them. “Along with insects, ladybugs also look for pollen for a food source, so there are numerous plants you can grow to help attract them. Flowers and herbs such as cilantro, dill, fennel, caraway, yarrow, tansy, angelica, scented geraniums, coreopsis and cosmos are good choices for luring the ladybug.” Reply Angie Never plant Yarrow! I call it dog poop plant: stinky stinky stinky! Buy a skunk first. Reply Ellen Ziegler i have Red Yarrow! I love Yarrow..Don’t smell, but I love looking at it. Glad to see LAdy Bugs like it too! Reply Brandon Barnard Yarrow has medicinal properties, it is beneficial for staunching of blood. Reply .J. Richard Fowler Stanching of blood… by staunch people. Eden Dietrich I agree with most of the article. It is true to say that mostly in nature plant don’t grow in rows, but it is not true to say that things don’t grow all clumped together. A lot of the time the same plants do naturally grow in close proximity to one another, probably because seeds drop and germinated, or the plant spreads under the ground. Also, in Australia, and I’m not sure if this happens anywhere else, there are known associations between some plants which are often found together in the wild. But yes, the principal of randomness is also in play, and dispersal. So seeds will spread far and wide on the wind or carried by animals. Laura Yarrow is great for insect bites. Rub its leaves on mosquito bites, and the itchiness goes away. With no scratching, the swelling disappears more quickly. Reply Mark I agree, but not for the smell. You will never be able to get rid of it once planted. It’s like planting creeping charlie or purple deadnettle. Reply Bill Yarrow is actually a very good medicinal plant. Even more especially for women. Reply Kay James My friend tried this. As soon as the ladybugs were released, birds came down & ate them all! So she bought more, and the same thing happened. She gave up, cos she said she didn’t buy them to feed the birds! Reply Joy Basil also helps Reply Smallspacebigplans It is best to release the lady bugs at night. They will stay closer to where you release them and the birds are asleep. Reply Katelyn Let the ladybugs out at night for sure. Plant friendlies next to the kale. And make a soap wash to spray on the underside of the kale where the aphids stay. Use a Castile soap like Dr. Bronner’s Organic liquid Castile soap. Dilute to instructions on bottle. Works wonders for me with all plants affected by aphids. You have to reapply every week. Granny gardener Ladybugs love to lay thier eggs in evergreens … this year is especially abundant for ladybugs πŸ˜† Reply A T I had the same issue with tomatoes, i planted a clove of garlic between all the tomato plants, one tomato plant, one clove of garlic, etc.. for each row. The aphids went away in a couple of days and I was also able to grow garlic as a bonus πŸ™‚ Reply Anel Nice trick. Thanks Reply Nancy Hebert Next time you have problems with your kale dust your plants with self-rising flour. This trick works well with any soft bodied insect. It kills worms fast and is completely organic. Reply Cat Bleish WOW! Thank you! Reply Deborah Pawle Worms are friends to gardeners. Reply Vic Not the ones that are actually some young moths. Ever heard of the tomato hornworm? Reply Billie Taylor I believe Deborah Pawle is referring to earthworms, Vic. They burrow through the ground, aerating it and adding to its fertility with their droppings. The tomato horn worm is not actually a worm; it is a caterpillar. Don’t mean to start a firestorm; just could not resist. Billie Taylor I believe Deborah Pawle was referring to the earthworm, Vic. They burrow through the earth, aerating the soil and improving the fertility with their droppings. The tomato hornworm is not a worm; it is a caterpillar. I don’t mean to start a firestorm, but could not resisting making a comment. Dede morris I always have tomato hornworms. They turn into a huge moth but I can’t off hand think of what they are called. I put some in a jar and watched them. They are ravenous eaters, constantly eating the leaves and I don’t remember how long it takes them to pass but I think it’s about every 10 minutes and out of the other end comes the poop until they get ready to morph. Gardener Worms don’t become moths. Caterpillars do. Common name might be hornworm, but it’s not an actual worm. TAMMY Some worms- but not all-Look it up and see.We’re told to remove grubs and others-so look-(no offense) Reply JA I’m on a gluten free diet, the flour would make my Kale inedible πŸ™‚ Reply Cat Bleish Good call on that! I wonder if gluten free flour would work??? Reply Billie jo Maybe diatomaceous earth Karen If it’s self- rising flour that works and not regular flour, then it might be the baking powder in it that is the deterrent. But you’d have to check on that. Bill Diatomaceous earth is good for a lot of things. Human grade is real good. Don’t inhale it Noel diatomaceous earth is indiscriminate. It will kill beneficial insects. Bees, Lady bugs, praying mantis. You best bet might be (like someone previously stated) release the lady bugs at night, or get praying mantis. Beverly Use diatomacious earth. No glutin and kills bugs fast. Reply Stac No diatomaceous earth, please. Gardens are a bee haven, and DE is just as deadly to bees as the pest bugs. I do use it, in my chicken coop for chick mites, but not on plants. Cat Bleish WOW! Great info! Brandy DE Kills bees though ? Cat Bleish What about DE on the soil, not the plant itself? Caterina DE kills ALL insects especially bees! It cuts up their exoskeleton and causes them to die. Not a good idea. Karla Bartness Flour doesn’t penetrate. WASH ALL PRODUCE Reply SM Just wash it well. Reply Gabs DE diatomaceous earth, has lots of applications but u can use it instead of flour. Side note: stuff is really light so a 10lb bag lasted my small garden two years so far. Reply Cat Bleish OH YES! We have used DE for ants and it works wonders! And fleas! Danielle Diakoff-King DE is only effective whe. Just applied dry. As soon as water touches it, it renders it ineffective and you must reapply. I fell for this one. It works if you’re on it but it’s kind of a hassle. Gabs diatomaceous earth (DE) Reply Fi Campbell Was just wondering where to get DE? We having a flea problem in back yard but can’t use lime because I worry about burning the dogs feet. Is mostly grass? Weeds and dirt at the moment but wish to make veggie gardens soon. TIA Fi JL Use organic flour…Usually they allergy is due to pesticides which are not found when you buy organic. Reply Mark All you have to do is wash the kale first to get rid of the flour – it isn’t absorbed into the kale. Reply CC just wash the flour off before you eat it. Reply Becker I was thinking that too!! And here is a little bio lesson for everyone who said “just wash it off”. Would you eat Kale if someone had dusted it with poison and then said “just wash it off”? Are you sure there isn’t any hiding in a leaf somewhere? Gluten is capable of causing intestinal damage at just over 20 parts per MILLION. Not immediate death, but the diarrhea and cramping you get could make you want to die. And for JL…Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder, not and allergy or something caused or cured by eating anything organic. ok, now you can all go on with your gardening, a little bit wiser πŸ™‚ Reply Ally Neem oil. Nontoxic to us but kills everything else you don’t want, including fungus, insects etc. Reply Donna Wow, thanks!! Reply Pam Headley Mix a couple of drops of dish liquid with water in a squirt bottle and spray your plants, kills aphids on contact and will not hurt your vegetable plants or flowers. I have been doing this for years with success. Reply Pam Headley Add a couple of drops of dish liquid to a squirt bottle full of water and shake. Spray your veggie and flower plants making sure to get on the back side of leaves also. This mixture kills aphids on contact and does not hurt your plants. I have done this for years with great success. Avoid doing this during the heat of the day. Reply Joyce Try frequently spraying them with soap and water. T Reply Sydney Baxter Diatomaceous earth helps with aphids and just about every other kind of bug, totally non toxic-make sure to get food grade,not the stuff for pool filters. Also helps re-mineralize soil. My trick for crawly bugs–we get japanese beetles and stinkbugs a lot–is the vacuum cleaner. Just get the extension cord and go suck ’em up. Yes, the neighbors thinks I’m nuts, but they thought that anyway. Reply Tracy McCarthy Neem oil works great to get rid of aphids. It is also organic. Reply Mark Smith Get some NEEM oil. It’s totally organic and not harmful to humans or other mammals. http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/neemgen.html Reply Michelle Make a tea out of tobacco or green walnut husk and spray on your plants every couple days and after it rains…ive had great success with both they keep everything but bees away Reply Cathy T I like planting basil with my kale.. from Michigan, never had a problem with nastirums or kale; zuchinni is my issue if I plant from seed I have better luck than from starter plants. Reply Jessica Terrington I found that cutting up browning banana peel and putting it under my plants seems to deter aphids! Reply Kay It’s good to have a trap crop for aphids, to keep them off other plants. When they get full carefully put a plastic bag around plant and pull it out of ground, while keeping all the bugs in. Tie it tight and put in trash can, never in compost. Kale is a great trap crop too. Reply 5 Solas Farm Diatomaceous earth works very well on any and all brassicas in my experience. I water the leaves…the only time I do…and sprinkle diatomaceous earth ont he leaves. I try to get as little as possible on the soil. Reply Dawn H Mint enhances growth and health and discourages aphids, ants, flea beetles. Reply Sam This works on my strawberry plants and nasturtium, two cups of fresh mint chopped, two whole heads of garlic pealed and chopped, two table spoons of chilli powder, blend and bring to boil in 2 litres of water. Then leave mix over night to stand, ( if you can cook and leave out doors to stand because it will also smell out the house!), Drain out the bits and put the liquid in a spray bottle. Stroke the leaves to one side and try to spray the bottom of the leaves! Reply Edith Thornburg I am trying to get a good view of the image that brought me here. It has Sweet corn in the top left corner and potatoes just to the right, in the top middle… Anyway, where can I see this image? I would love to print it out! Reply pat betcher https://www.pinterest.com/pin/45176802486292124/ Reply Pingback: Tomatoes Hate Cucumbers: Secrets of Companion Planting + Popular Planting Combinations | Oath Keepers Nebraska CC Neem oil spray is approved for organic gardening and kills aphids. Mix it with rainwater and use it promptly Because it loses effectiveness as it ages Reply barbara potter what can you plant corn with and squash ?? Reply Cat Bleish Beans! The 3 sisters! Reply Margaret Kyttle My Grandma would plant corn,squash & peas together. The pea vines climb the corn stalks & the squash provides ground cover for the peas & corn. Squash helps to retain moisture for all three. Reply Alvin Pittman Never had any problems growing tomatoes close to cucumbers or watermelons, Of course cucumbers and melons need to be fairly far apart from anything including their selves. Reply Alvin Pittman Never had any problems growing tomatoes close to cucumbers or watermelons, Of course cucumbers and melons need to be fairly far apart from anything including each other. Reply angi bloom Doterra Peppermint oil diluted in water and then sprayed on the leaves helps eliminate many bugs. If you want more info contact me angiyogabloom@gmail.com or info@yogabloom.ca Reply Cat Bleish We offer doTERRA essential oils here on the homestead guru!http://thehomestead.guru/essential-oils/ Reply Pingback: Links to Share | standingoutinmyfield Judy The headline/hook of the article is that tomatoes are not companion plants to cucumbers because they are part of the cucurbit family, yet cucumbers are not in the “foe” column adjacent to tomatoes. Additionally, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, corn, and kale are not cucurbitae either. Reply Lindsey Yes, I too was wondering why tomatoes and cucumber weren’t listed in each other’s “foe” category. Would the author of the article please address this? Reply Dawn Bauer I had a problem with gnats in the soil of the plants that I had bought from the store. I didn’t want to throw them out because they were beautiful. I tried everything to cure the problem, and ended up throwing out even my beautiful houseplants that I had raised for years. Does anyone know how to definitely get rid of gnats in the soil. Reply Molly Use hydrogen peroxide, dish soap and water. The peroxide is actually good for the soul and the soap suffocates the bugs. Reply Sharon C How much h2o2 to water and dish soap please! Thanks Reply Carri I get yellow sticky cards to catch the gnats, and mosquito bits to kill the larvae in the soil. Neither are harmful to the plants, pets or children. Reply Nick A Garlic grown around the roots of roses will deter greenfly Reply Julius Mwenda How do l control white flies in tomatoes effectively? Reply Hajes some sort of Inka’s Milpa? Reply Smallspacebigplans I have a terrible problem with moles (or voles). They destroy everything I plant from the roots up. I also have issues with squirrels. Help! Reply Jewell Holey Moley… Is an OMRI certified mole repellant. Reply Marg Nichols If you put a bird feeder away from your garden they’ll probably go for that instead. Reply Jo spread coffee grounds around your yard, it doesn’t kill the moles but they will relocate Reply Frode Haugsgjerd Smallspacebigplans: Get a cat, they kill everything. But don’t feed birds where the cat can get to them, as they are good helpers in the garden. Reply Pingback: Tomatoes Hate Cucumbers: Secrets of Companion Planting + Popular Planting Combinations | Holistic Rehab tommyboy Some people like their cucumbers pickled Reply tommyboy How do I get rid of the white flakes that seem to fall on my shoulders? Help! Reply Kenny The statement that tomatoes don’t like cucumbers is contradictory to the list given at the end of the article. No where in the list of companion plants does it state that either are a foe of the other. I’m going to try it this summer and see what kind of results I get. Reply Loretta Mazzola My biggest problems in the garden seem to be squash bugs and Japanese beetles. Is there any way to get rid of squash bugs besides going out and picking them off every day? And the Japanese beetles overrun the garden and decimate the leaves of my plants before they disappear for the season. Any suggestions? Reply EcoStewards Sow radish seeds around your squash and pumpkin seedlings when you plant them and you shouldn’t have any more problems with squash bugs. Reply Pingback: Learn These Things for Off-Grid Living | Homestead Guru Cheryl Fontaine Companion planting is a great idea. What I like to do also is NOT plant the same thing in a long row, I consider that an invitation to beasties so my garden isn’t neat and orderly, but it sure is beautiful. Have been organic gardening since I was ten years old, that’s 62 years. Still love it! Reply Ken Interesting, tomatoes hate cucumbers? I have always grown them together with no issues. This year most people in the area had a poor tomato season, I on the other hand had a bumper crop. The tomatoes are finished now however the cucumbers are still producing with the second of 2 planted just getting started (strategically positioned to slow growth). I have never fully paid attention to these so called facts as quite often the reverse seems to occur i.e. no success starting companion plantings. I have tried planting basil near tomatoes and sure they grow but a bit lacklustre. I planted basil this year in a separate location and it took off. I actually believe the scientists stance on the world “the only real fact is there are no facts”. I prefer to think of this type of information as a guide. Try it, if it isn’t successful, think outside the box i.e. do what you think is right and works for you. 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Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Healthy Food Choices 3 hrs · Herb That Is 100 Times Stronger Than Chemo Drugs And Kills Cancer In 2 Days Herb That Is 100 Times Stronger Than Chemo Drugs And Kills Cancer In 2 Days - Healthy Food Choices Dandelion tea cures many issues like cancer and in just 2 days. Also stops future cancer risks. This is healthy and medicinal. Also this is easy for making. In the… HEALTHYFOODCHOICES365.COM

HERB THAT IS 100 TIMES STRONGER THAN CHEMO DRUGS AND KILLS CANCER IN 2 DAYS Admin | January 18, 2018 | Health and Beauty | No Comments Dandelion tea cures many issues like cancer and in just 2 days. Also stops future cancer risks. This is healthy and medicinal. Also this is easy for making. In the past, this tea was universal cure. Now this root cures cancer. EXPERTS SAID THAT DANDELION IS GOOD FOR KILLING CANCER AND IS BETTER THAN CHEMO A study from Department of chemistry and biochemisty, Canada said this root kills cancer and leaves healthy cells intact. Dandelion also kills the cancer in just 2 days. And experts approved this. The 72 year old John DiCarlo, had benefits of this root. He had cancer and treated it for almost a month. But he changed something when he tried the dandelion tea. He was in remission after 4 months. RELATED POSTS WARNING WOMEN: NEVER IGNORE THESE 7 SIGNS OF CERVICAL CANCER No Comments | Sep 13, 2017 1 SINGLE GLASS OF THIS DRINK BEFORE SLEEPING WILL HELP YOU REMOVE ALL THE FAT YOU’VE HAD IN YOU FROM THE PREVIOUS DAY No Comments | Oct 19, 2017 DOCTORS DO NOT SAY IT, BUT THEY KNOW THE OLDEST WAY TO FIGHT DIABETES No Comments | Nov 20, 2017 BELIEVE IT OR NOT, USE FROZEN LEMONS AND SAY GOODBYE TO DIABETES, TUMORS, OVERWEIGHT No Comments | Sep 29, 2017 ABOUT THE AUTHOR Admin ADD A COMMENT Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment:*

Peter Hans shared a link to the group: Native Americans Cherokee. 3 hrs · Scientists Find Root That Kills 98% Of Cancer Cells In Only 48 HoursπŸ‘‡ Scientists Find Root That Kills 98% Of Cancer Cells In Only 48 Hours Scientists Find Root That Kills 98% Of Cancer Cells In Only 48 Hours: This root has been used medicinally since ancient times for its various health benefits. However,… NATIVEALLNEWS.COM Like Comment Share

December 9, 2017 ardit Scientists Find Root That Kills 98% Of Cancer Cells In Only 48 Hours Scientists Find Root That Kills 98% Of Cancer Cells In Only 48 Hours: This root has been used medicinally since ancient times for its various health benefits. However, the most powerful benefit to come out of this common weed is something that medical researchers are super excited to have “discovered” – which is its potential to cure cancer! This potent root builds up blood and immune system- cures prostate, lung, and other cancers better than chemotherapy. According to Dr. Carolyn Hamm from the Windsor Regional Cancer Centre in Ontario, Canada, dandelion root extract was the only thing that helped with chronic myelomonocytic leukemia. This form of cancer typically affects older adults. John Di Carlo, who at the time was a 72-year old cancer patient at the hospital, was sent home to live out his final days after all efforts failed to treat his leukemia. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO He told CBC News that he was advised to drink dandelion root tea as a last ditch effort. Perhaps it should have been the first option offered in his treatment plan, as his cancer went into remission only four months later! His doctors attributed this to the dandelion tea that he drank. Recent studies have shown that dandelion root extract can work very quickly on cancer cells, as was evidenced in Di Carlo’s case. Within 48 hours of coming into contact with the extract, cancerous cells begin to disintegrate. The body happily replaces these with healthy new cells. Further studies have concluded that the extract also has anti-cancer benefits for other types of cancer, including breast, colon, prostate, liver, and lung cancer! Dandelion root tea may not taste as pleasant as other teas, but it’s certainly more pleasant than living with the side effects of chemotherapy or radiation treatments. Traditional cancer therapies harm the immune system by killing all cells, even the healthy ones. Dandelion root has the opposite effect – it actually helps boost your immune system and only targets the unhealthy cells. It’s definitely a win-win situation! Dr. Hamm warns, however, that dandelion root extract can negatively impact the effects of chemotherapy. It’s always best to consult with your doctor, and let them know any and all supplements or foods that you are consuming on a regular basis. Even if you don’t have cancer, eating the greens or drinking dandelion tea can still give you great health! For example, the roots and stems of dandelion can help fight diabetes. It does this by stimulating the pancreas to produce insulin, which in turn stabilizes the spikes in blood sugar levels. If you suffer from digestive issues or need to get rid of toxins, dandelion tea may be just what the herbal medicine doctor ordered! The liver aids the digestive system by producing bile, and it also filters the blood of chemicals and other impurities. According to Dr. Axe, the vitamins and minerals found in dandelions can help cleanse the liver and keep it in tip top shape. So by supporting your liver, you are actually creating better health! Dandelions are also high in antioxidants and vitamin C, which is crucial to helping your body fight off infections, such as the bacteria that cause urinary tract infections. If you suffer from frequent bouts of UTI, drinking dandelion tea on a daily basis may prevent it from happening ever again. Dandelion greens are bitter, but completely edible – as long as you get it from an area that hasn’t been sprayed with chemicals. The greens are rich in fiber, which is great for intestinal health! High fiber diets have also been shown to reduce the risk of obesity, heart disease, and irritable bowel syndrome. The greens are also high in vitamin A – just one cup contains 100% of your recommended daily allowance. Vitamin A is critical for maintaining healthy vision, and it can also prevent premature aging of the skin. Also read: Your Body Is Acidic. Here Is What You Need To Do (The Real Truth Behind Cancer You Will Never Hear From Your Doctor) Since you probably aren’t likely to eat an entire cup of bitter greens on its own, you can incorporate it into a morning smoothie. Just blend it up with your favorite fruit, which will offset the bitter taste. 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According to another study arsenic is associated with respiratory problems, bladder and liver damage, basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Even though the FDA claims that small amount of this toxin in the meat is nothing to worry about since is not dangerous, it`s always better to consume organic meat. This way you will be sure that the meat you consume is safe and you will protect the health.

NO MORE LIES AND DECEPTION, THE TRUTH IS FINALLY OUT! THE CHICKEN MEAT IS FULL OF ARSENIC! Admin | December 6, 2017 | General | No Comments The FDA has issued its newest report stating what we all knew for so long and finally admitting that the chicken meat sold on the market is loaded with arsenic. Arsenic is one of the most toxic chemicals and it has been associated with many serious diseases like cancer. It`s been a long time that people speculate about this, but now it`s official. To make the matter even worse, the new report, issued by the IATP, claims that this toxin is actually deliberately injected in the meat. According to this report 70% of the chickens in America contain high amounts of arsenic. Arsenic is injected in the chickens to make them bigger. According to the FDA, half of the tested chickens were found positive on arsenic and the toxin was found mostly in the liver. The type of arsenic used for the chickens is known as Roxarsone. This drug is produced by the company Pfizer and the FDA asked the company to stop the production of this drug. The FDA, even after this shocking discovery, continues claiming that the amount of arsenic injected in the meat is not harmful and within the limits that are allowed and that the chicken meat is safe for consumption. On the other hand, a lot of studies show that arsenic is very harmful neurotoxin and carcinogen chemical. A study also shows that arsenic is as harmful as lead and mercury and it can impair the normal development of the fetus in pregnant women. The study also shows that arsenic is even 4 times more harmful and poisonous than mercury and much more dangerous than any other heavy metal. According to another study arsenic is associated with respiratory problems, bladder and liver damage, basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Even though the FDA claims that small amount of this toxin in the meat is nothing to worry about since is not dangerous, it`s always better to consume organic meat. This way you will be sure that the meat you consume is safe and you will protect the health.