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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
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Onions
Onions have an amazing array of medicinal
benefits and are high in vitamin C, folic acid, biotin, chromium, and
calcium. Onions are the richest food source of quercitin which is a
potent antioxidant that has been shown to lower cholesterol,
blood pressure, and triglycerides as well as help to prevent blood
clots, asthma, sinus infections, bronchitis, atherosclerosis, and
diabetes. They also contain powerful anti-cancer properties which have
been found to help slow and reverse tumor growth within the body. Onions
are particularly beneficial for stomach, colon, prostate, breast, lung,
bladder, and ovarian cancer. They contain valuable sulfur compounds
that are known to significantly strengthen the immune system, brain, and
nervous system. These sulfur compounds also act as a heavy metal
detoxifier and can help to safely remove mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and
lead from the body. Onions can help to treat colds, coughs, bacterial
infections, angina, and bronchial spasms. They can also help to
stabilize blood sugar levels and provide relief to the liver when
processing glucose and insulin. Onions have powerful antibacterial
properties and have been shown to be able to detroy many disease causing
pathogens such as E.coli and salmonella. They also act as a natural
diuretic and help reduce bloating, water retention, and edema. Onions
can help purify the digestive tract and help to stop putrefactive and
fermentation processes in the gastrointentinal tract. They are also
known to help regrow hair as well as add volume and shine. Onions that
are eaten raw provide the most nutritional benefits and are a delicious
addition to salads, sandwiches, and wraps. Onions are also excellent
steamed and added to soups and stews. Consider making a simple vegetable
soup with onions, garlic, ginger, carrots, celery, mushrooms, and
potatoes. It is a healing and soothing meal that can provide signifiant
health benefits and provide cellular rejuvenation, especially when
feeling run down or worn out. Onions come in a wide range of varieties
including red, yellow, white, and sweet. Using onions in your daily
meals will help to boost your immune system and keep you healthy a
Astragalus for Strong Immunity
Astragalus is an essential herb for cold and flu season and is well known to help fight viral & bacteria infections, inflammation, and even cancer. It quickly and effectively strengthens the immune system and increases white blood count which makes it highly beneficial for warding off and reducing the effects of colds, flu, respiratory ailments, herpes, shingles, and immune system disorders. Astragalus is also excellent at promoting circulation and helping to reduce chest pains, lower high blood pressure, and prevent cardiovascular problems such as arrhythmia and heart disease. Astragalus is great for managing diabetes and helping to lower blood sugar. It is highly beneficial for the liver and kidneys and has been shown to help those suffering from hepatitis, chronic nephritis, jaundice, and renal disease. It can also help to lower stomach acidity which helps those suffering from ulcers and indigestion. It helps to prevent fats from being absorbed from the intestines which promotes healthy waste elimination. Astragalus has also been found to help boost metabolism and increase energy and endurance levels which ultimately can lead to substantial weight loss. Astragalus works well with conventional treatments and has even shown to be an effective complement to those undergoing chemotherapy and HIV/AIDS treatments. It has long been used as an anti-aging and longevity tonic that enhances all the systems of the body and promotes overall health and balance. Astragalus is commonly found online or at your local health food store in tincture, extract, capsule, or tea form.
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