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1. What
to expect when taking Natural vitamins - Whole Food Vitamins What to expect when taking Natural vitamins - Whole Food Vitamins Definition: Whole food vitamins –
vitamin supplements made from food and not synthetics made in the
laboratory. Most brands of supplements available today are
made from synthetics These
are chemical compounds that have been manufactured in a laboratory to
copy the molecular structure of natural vitamins. Your body normally
gets nutrients from food. Thus
obtaining your vitamins from whole food supplements, (real food) will
allow the body to actually use the nutrients in the supplement. There are two needs for supplements. One
is to take nutrients that your body needs on a daily basis that you
probably don't get in the food you eat. With today's
processed foods which often don't have the all the nutrients you need,
it is important to supplement your diet with these nutrients so your
body functions properly. The
second use is to provide the body with the specific nutrients it needs
to repair or address the cause of a body problem. Deficiencies in
essential nutrients can create all sorts of disease. What
to expect when you take whole food nutrients? Will
it be like a drug that forces the body to do something, but which has
side effects because it is foreign to the body? No.
Reducing or reversing damage can take time as your body has to go
through the process of repairing the cells. How
does that work? You are
constantly making new cells to replace old cells. Old cells might
have been made with insufficient nutrients, well now that you give the
body the right nutrients, you will get new healthy cells.
So,
when you start taking supplements, you may not feel a difference
immediately. It takes time for the cells to rebuild and any change or
for you to relief from your
symptoms. But it
tells you that progress is being made and it will continue to get
better.
Of
course, I've known some people who take the needed nutrients and get
very quick results. That can always be the case, but if it takes
longer, just know that you will be a healthier person by continuing to
give your body what it needs.
The Germ Theory of Disease - Is it true? Mainstream medicine believes that virtually all illness is caused by germs or genetic hereditary weakness, as well as deformities and trauma injuries. This theory was attributed to Louis Pasteur.But there is another theory developed by Antoine Bechamp, a contemporary of Louis Pasteur. It says that germs are not the cause but the result. Flies, maggots, and rats do not cause garbage but rather feed on it. Mosquitoes do not cause a pond to become stagnant! You always see firemen at burning buildings, but that doesn't mean they caused the fire. Antoine Bechamp says that the presence of germs does not constitute the presence of a disease. Bacteria are scavengers of nature. they reduce dead tissue to its smallest element. Germs or microbes flourish as scavengers at the site of disease. They are just living on the unprocessed metabolic waste and diseased, malnourished, nonresistant tissue in the first place.
The Lifestyle Villains the Trigger Headaches by Dr. Mark Wiley To many headache sufferers, headaches seem an inevitable part of life. In fact, you can take preventive measures to reduce your pain or completely escape it. But first you have to recognize what is bringing on those debilitating aches. For the full article go to: Trigger Headaches
Do you have a B12 Deficiency? Many experts previously believed that strict vegetarians were the primary group that could develop a vitamin B12 deficiency. If you had adequate stores of this important nutrient in your body, the experts believed you were “safe” for many years from developing a B12 deficiency. Now we know better. Vitamin B12 depletion and deficiency are much more common than previously thought, especially in the over-60 population. In fact, it’s believed that almost one in four people over 60 have deficient levels of this vital vitamin. Equally disturbing are emerging signs that other age groups harbor suboptimal blood levels of B12 as well. Why is vitamin B12 deficiency such a big deal? Read article about B12 Deficiency
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Sidebar: Vitamin C & Your Nerves Sorbitol (a form
of sugar) travels to certain parts of the body where it builds up.
These parts of the body are the lens of the eye where it forms a
white milky film called cataracts, and the sciatic nerve (the big nerve
that runs down your leg) where it causes nerve damage (nerve pain). Studies have
shown that taking 2,000 mg a day of Vitamin C reduces the production of
sorbitol and strips sorbitol out of the body. The only way to
can acquire the vitamin C you need is through your diet and/or
supplementation. Most of the
“vitamin C” sold in the US is ascorbic acid.
This is a man-made chemical found nowhere in nature. There is a huge
difference between WSN Vitamin C and ascorbic acid.
The more ascorbic acid you take, the less your body absorbs. In contrast, WSN
Vitamin C containing 100 percent whole food Vitamin C contains no
artificial C and the body knows exactly how to absorb and use it. In fact, 3 WSN
Vitamin C tablets conatin almost as much whole food Vitamin C as a
half-gallon of fresh squeezed orange juice! You can find out
more and order the WSN Vitamin C by using this link: Or you can call
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