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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
How to Reduce the Effects of Ionizing Radiation after Fukushima Nuclear Reactor Meltdown
- Removes heavy metals from the body
- Removes toxins and poisons from the body
- Helps lower cholesterol
- Bath in half cup of baking soda and half a cup of sea salt for at least 20-30 minutes daily for three weeks or every other day for six weeks.
- Sea salt draws radiation from the body
- Strengthen red and white blood cells
- Lowers effects of radiation
- Helps neutralize radiation
- Reduces levels of Cesium-137 in the body
- Boosts blood production by increasing and rebuilding blood hemoglobin
- Removes heavy metals from the body
- Can absorb twenty-five times it’s weight
- Sea vegetable that contains iodine and other naturally occurring minerals that remove heavy metals
- Contains Oxygen, chlorophyll, vitamins and minerals
- Detoxifies the liver and helps remove heavy metals from the body
- Purifies the blood
- Removes heavy metals
- Cleans the liver
- Removes heavy metals
- High in essential oil compounds
- Anti-inflammatory
- Helps protect against and recover from radiation sickness
- Cleans the Liver
- Blood thinner
- Decreases blood pressure and lowers cholesterol
- Protects from radiation sickness
- Strengthens and protects the digestive system
- Scavenges for free radical throughout the body
- Boost production of Red and white blood cells
- Protects reproductive organs from effects of radiation
- Reduces effects of radiation exposure
- Protects against radiation induced weight loss
- Strengthens red and white blood cells
- Helps repair DNA
- Protects body from radiation-induced decline in white blood cells and bone marrow cells
- Digestive enzyme from papaya
- Scientific studies show that rats who consumed papain were able to withstand higher levels of radiation than those who did not consume papain.
- Protects against radiation
- Protects against radiation poisoning
- Normalizes body function after exposure to radiation
- Removes heavy metals from the body
- Anti-Cancer
- Made from volcanic ash
- Has honeycomb structure that traps heavy metals inside it
- Benefits in Cancer treatment
Friday, July 12, 2013
Why I Don't Like Health Food...
I have a problem with health food. I don't have a problem with healthy food, but with the term "health food". It is ridiculous that there has to even be a term called "health food". If food isn't healthy then it has to be unhealthy by default.
All food is supposed to be healthy. This means that after you put food into your body, you should feel energetic and strong. If a meal causes you to get tired and lazy, that meal is robbing nutrients from your body's resources. This then weakens your immune system, leaving you open and susceptible to all sorts of illnesses and diseases.
In fact, the opposite of health food is junk food. Junk foods are often thought of as cookies, cakes, candies, sweets, chips and greasy, salty foods. These are some of the obvious junk foods. It may surprise you, but many of everyday foods like bread, juice drinks, and even fresh fruits and vegetables are almost devoid of nutrients. This is why many foods are "enriched" with vitamins and minerals. The chemical fertilizers, pesticides and processing of natural products causes otherwise nutrient dense foods to become a shell of what they naturally should be. Poor farming practices and the commercialization of food to increase corporate profits has devitalized food and made it into something that is almost foreign to the body.
A few suggestions to increase the likelihood that you are getting the best food are:
1. Decide to Be Healthy- Once you make a conscious decision to be healthy, you will begin to attract you those things that hep to make that healthy lifestyle possible. You will start to notice health tips and articles on websites, healthy restaurants, health food stores, classes, tv and radio programs etc. that all support your choice to be healthy.
2. Eat Organic Foods- Organic foods are grown and processed without the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers. They are also higher in nutrient content than their non-organic counterparts. Yes, organic foods do cost more, but it is an investment in your health.
3. Eat Fresh Fruits and Vegetables- Fresh fruits and vegetables have the vitamins and minerals, enzymes, other nutrients and vitality that is necessary for your optimal body function. They are packed with disease fighting immune boosters, antioxidants and age reversing natural substances that are perfectly balanced inside each fruit or vegetable.
4. Prepare you Own Meals- The only way to really know what is in your food is to prepare it yourself "from scratch". You can regulate levels of salt, sweeteners and oil to suit your taste buds. You are also able to put your own energy and intention in the food.
5. Have Fun- A healthy lifestyle is one full of self discovery. Health looks and feels great. Abundant energy, flawless skin, a fit body and peace of mind are some of the benefits received from having a healthy lifestyle.
Remember that the road to fantastic health is a journey, not a destination.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Check Out My Interview on Todd's Health Zone radio show
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/todds-health-zone/2012/12/18/bishara-wilson-new-york-sports-acupunture
Enjoy!
Bishara Wilson, L.Ac.
www.NewYorkSportsAcupuncture.com
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Five Easy Ways to Have A Healthy Mindset
Cooking from scratch is great because you know exactly what goes into each meal. You can control how much salt and oil is used. This is a added benefit if you are on a special low sodium or low fat lifestyle change. I say lifestyle change because “dieting” is usually a temporary change in the way you eat, while lifestyle change is a more permanent goal.
Best of all, you save money. For the price of dinner at a restaurant, you can get three or four full meals when you buy and make food from scratch.
About three decades ago, food manufacturers began using high fructose corn syrup to sweeten foods because it is a cheap alternative to sugar. White sugar was already bad for your health and has been linked to diabetes, obesity, rotten teeth and other health issues, but high fructose corn syrup is even worse.
On a societal level, the increased rate of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and fatty liver has been linked to the over consumption of high fructose syrup. New York City has even banned the sale of beverages of soft drinks larger than 16 fl.oz at restaurants, street carts and movie theaters to combat obesity and diseases linked to soft drink consumption.
My suggestion is to avoid high fructose syrup like the plague. You have to be diligent because it is in a lot of mass produced products on the shelves that you may be used to eating. Expect a complete overhaul on the brands you buy.
Your best bet is to just go to the health food store. For snacks, I will usually try what is on sale for the week to save money at the health food store.
Some have been manipulated to resist plant diseases and insects, to grow faster or even to produce nutrients. Sounds good at face value, but we do not know the long term effects of how genetically modified foods may genetically modify people who consume these foods.
Foods that are predominantly produced in GMO form on the market are corn, soybeans, canola, and cottonseed. These GMO vegetables are usually sold to food corporations and appear in food stores as vegetable oil, corn oil, soybean oil, canola oil, cottonseed oil. If you look at most chips on the market, the ingredients will say that it contains one or more of those specific oils. Other GMO vegetable products on the shelves includes high fructose corn syrup, corn starch, and the flour used to make corn syrup, breakfast cereal and other products.
Research is still being done on the effects of gmo foods on the body, but it is best to avoid these foods if possible.
Residue from chemical fertilizers and herbicide in food have been linked to ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and lower IQ in children. Other dangers include increased risk of cancer. Herbicides also contaminates the soil and eventually ends up in the ground water that we drink. Organic foods are grown without chemical fertilizer, whose harmful nitrates can end up in conventionally grown foods.
Organic foods tend to have a higher Vitamin C and mineral content than conventionally grown foods. But, recent studies have shown that this is not a hard rule that all organic foods are always more nutritionally dense than conventionally grown foods.
I eat organic or locally grown as much as possible to avoid chemical residue from pesticides and herbicides in my food, and also to support and promote a chemical free environment. In my opinion, many organic foods look richer and tastes better than their conventional counterpart too.
These are just a few tips to get you on the health track. I hope it sparked some thoughts and you do some further research to cultivate a health conscious mindset.
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Top Five Ways to Stay Healthy in the Autumn Season
Bishara Wilson, L.Ac., MSTOM
www.NewYorkSportsAcupuncture.com