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Comment on Can Bioflavonoids Treat Nose Bleeds? by Catherine

Catherine — Sat, 14 May 2011 08:58:18 +0000

Hi,

I just read your post about nosebleeds. It sounds like your husband and son may have a genetic disorder called HHT.
It means Hereditary Hemmoraghic (sp?) Telengectasia. It causes nosebleeds and AVM’s. Google it and you will learn alot about the disease. Not many doctors know about this disease, so it would be good to find a doctor that knows. Depending on where you live, there are clinics of excellence that will be listed on the HHT website. Actually here is the link to the Foundations website. It is very informative. http://hht.org/

Comment on Doctors Say Quality of Isagenix Products Obligated Them to Become Associates by christine eros

christine eros — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 23:05:12 +0000

I am a Family Physician in private practice and have been using Isagenix in my practice since 2007. The results are fantastic. My patients have done very well. One said “thank you for giving myself back.” I highly encourage other physicians to be of opened mind and offer this to their patients.

Comment on Isagenix Reigns Supreme for Building Muscle Mass by how to gain weight fast

how to gain weight fast — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 21:49:49 +0000

Very cool! Is this whey protein isolate or concentrate? Maybe I missed it in the article.

Comment on Do You Have a Specific Isagenix Product Question? by Leslie Rossiter

Leslie Rossiter — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 21:03:27 +0000

How does caffiene affect weight loss on the Isagenix program?

Comment on Willie Gault & Athletes for Life by elucas

elucas — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:38:47 +0000

John, I don’t know what the AFL schedule is (their calendar doesn’t appear to be updated), but you can contact Steve Cantrell at scantrell@athletesforlife.com and let him know you’d like to volunteer and also get screened. — Ed

Comment on Willie Gault & Athletes for Life by john lucuski

john lucuski — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:15:10 +0000

I live in the Phila, PA area. Any chance AFL will be doing screenings in a 75 mile radius of Phila.
I would like to both undergo a screening and volunteer.
Thanks, John

Comment on Super Foods, Nutrients & Spices by K Lucas

K Lucas — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:11:11 +0000

Hi Leland, Thanks for your post! In general, raw, organic fruits and nuts are best, but I would agree with you that eating them in pies is better than nothing depending on the sugar content of the pie.

As for cans vs. other. Until the industry can remove the harmful BPA lining of cans, please stay away from canned goods. Even Dr. Oz recently exposed the problems with the lining in cans that I write about in my other post “Toxic Plastics Chemical Found in Canned Food”. Read that article to find out more about the dangers of using foods that have been stored in cans. Opt for glass or cardboard containers instead if you can’t go fresh. I understand frozen veggies to be OK and the next best choice behind fresh. Just don’t heat them in plastic and, of course, continue to choose organic as much as possible.

Comment on Super Foods, Nutrients & Spices by elucas

elucas — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:07:08 +0000

Hi Leland,

It’s much better eating frozen than canned. The can liners contain Bisphenol-A (BPA) which is a hormone-disrupting chemical. See my post on BPA for further info.

I don’t know the answer to your question about pies. It’s unlikely the benefit of the superfood (blueberry or pumpkin) would significantly outweigh the negative impact of the fat and sugar content of the pie, nutritionally speaking. But hey, is piece of homemade blueberry pie “healthier” than a deep-fried twinkie? Yeah, probably. And incorporating superfoods into one’s dessert choices is certainly a healthier decision than not incorporating them at all. So I guess we agree on that.

– Ed

Comment on Super Foods, Nutrients & Spices by Leland Kling

Leland Kling — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:48:30 +0000

In the book “Super Foods” by Pratt and Matthews blueberries and pumpkin are one of the i4 foods recommended. I like blueberry and pumpkin pies. Would you get the benefit of the blueberries and pumpkin by using them in a pie? I am thinking the answer may be somewhere in between, probably better ways eat them to receive their full impact but its better to eat them in a pie than to not eat them at all.

I love green beans so I glad to see they are part of the bean list,along with peas. In the winter we don’t have fresh green beans and buy Del Monte in a can. Somewhere I read that they need to be rinsed off to reduce the salt. I have always believed that the fresh green beans were the best for you, however, I have also read that is not always the case. What would I be losing by eating only green beans from a can.

In regard to peas, any advantage to eating frozen peas over canned?

If you do not have answers to my questions would know where they could be found?

Comment on Colostrum Found to Be Three Times More Effective Than the Flu Vaccine by Peptide Immunotherapy « Cleanse Nutrition

Peptide Immunotherapy « Cleanse Nutrition — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:22:32 +0000

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