One of the conditions I need to clear up, according to both Dr. Rogers and Dr. D’Antonio, is the start of a Candida yeast invasion. Because Candidiasis is a polysystemic condition, it is important to nip it in the bud, before the cells attack various organs of the body.
How does a Candida yeast condition start? [...]
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When I am stressed, it can be really hard for me to pray. I read about a new way to pray tonight from an intriguing article from OurPrayer.org, entitled “Pencil in Hand.” I think I might try it tomorrow morning.
If you’d like to read the article, here’s the link:
http://www.ourprayer.org/pencil-in-hand.
God bless you and keep you,
Kathy
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Who among us is not busy-to-the-max? We juggle responsibilities and activities as best we can, letting out a sigh at the end of the day as we finish our sunup-to-sundown race with time. What we generally don’t see is what’s that constant stress is doing inside our bodies.
During my last visit with Dr. Rogers, however, [...]
Dr. Rogers’ comment today surprised me! After examining my blood on the dark field viewer, he said, “You don’t need a Dexascan.” He also said I no longer needed to take the megadoses of calcium, strontium, and other minerals.
Perplexed, I asked why not.
He replied that once the blood was healthy, the bones would take care [...]
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Munching on freshly roasted pumpkin seeds has to be one of my favorite treats this time of year! Try this recipe for a tasty treat with surprising health benefits.
You will need:
1 pie pumpkin about 8 inches in diameter
Aluminum foil
1 9′ x 13″ glass pan
1 tbsp. of Earth Balance buttery spread
Salt to sprinkle on top
Cut the [...]
The quick answer is “no.” Having low bone density in itself doesn’t hurt at all. However, here’s the catch: If your bones start to fracture because of low bone density or other factors, that can hurt plenty! Compression fractures in the vertebrae can be extremely painful and may even require surgical intervention to find relief.
Having [...]
Breakfast: Fruity Protein Shake; Blueberry Tea with Beyond C powder, Corvalen (D-Ribose) powder, and 1 tbsp of Tart Cherry Juice concentrate, Supplements
Snack: Sliced apple
Lunch: 2 tbsp. of almond butter with carrot and celery sticks, water
Snack: Almonds and raisins
Supper: Pinto beans with long grain and wild rice; fresh steamed green beans with onions, carrot and raisin [...]
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