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Foods to Break Up Blood Clots Naturally

By admin | Published: December 30, 2010

Blood clots tend to be a health problem that many of us worry about as we get older. If you want to thin out the blood naturally and ensure that blood clots do not form, then you may want to turn to some of the best food options available.

Posted in Food Medicine | Tagged almonds, avocados, blockage in blood flow, blood clot, blood clot formation, blueberries, breaking up blood clot, cherries, circulatory system, food high in salicylate, grapes, healthy diet, heart attack, olive oil, omega-3 fatty acid, oranges, prevent blood clot, prunes, salmon, strawberries, thin the blood, Vitamin B6, vitamin E, vitamin K | Leave a comment

Foods to Help Thin the Blood

By admin | Published: December 14, 2010

Thinning the blood can actually be a positive thing if done right. In addition to important medications, there are also some great foods that can help to thin out the blood and avoid blood clots.

Posted in Food Medicine | Tagged anchovies, anticoagulant, avocados, avoid blood clot, blood clot, blueberries, cherries, counteract vitamin K absorption, cranberries, curry and cayenne pepper, dill, food rich in salicylates, food rich in vitamin E, ginger, grapes, licorice, mackerel, omega-3 fatty acid, oregano, paprika, peppermint, prevent blood clot, raisins, salicylates, salmon, tangerines, thin the blood, thyme, vitamin E, walnut | Leave a comment

What is the Ice Cream Headache?

By admin | Published: December 4, 2010

We all enjoy ice cream from time to time. However we have all also experienced the common ice cream headache-so what causes it and how can we avoid it?

Posted in Headaches | Tagged cold headache, dilation, dilation of blood vessel, headache trigger, high in calories, ice cream, ice cream headache | Leave a comment

The Connection Between Soy and Estrogen

By admin | Published: November 30, 2010

There has long been confusion about the foods that we eat and their connection with health problems. When it comes to the connection between soy and estrogen, it all depends on who you talk to for the opinion to follow.

Posted in Breast Cancer | Tagged Breast Cancer, development of breast cancer, estrogen, estrogen level, hysterectomy, lead to breast cancer, menopause, phytoestrogen, plant estrogen, plant protein, source fo protein, soy, soybean | Comments closed

Curing Hay Fever and Colds with Food

By admin | Published: November 16, 2010

Hay fever and colds may seem unbearable to live with. Fortunately you may get relief from some of the foods that you eat in a very simple but effective way.

Posted in Flu or Colds | Tagged Allergic reaction, allergy, almonds, beta carotene, cold, cold relief, cold symptom, flaxseed, flu, flu relief, food for cold, food for flu, food for hay fever, Garlic, green beans, hay fever, hay fever relief, hay fever symptom, home remedy, hot pepper, itchy eyes, kale, lemons, natural antibiotic, natural antihistamine, natural antiseptic, natural cold relief, natural hay fever relief, olive oil, Omega-3, omega-3 fatty acid, oranges, querticin, reishi mushroom, runny nose, salmon, sneezing, Spinach, sweet potatoes, Vitamin C, vocado, walnuts | Comments closed

The Connection Between Meat and Kidney Stones

By admin | Published: November 6, 2010

There has long been a connection between meat consumption and kidney stone development, but is this fair? If you happen to be prone to kidney stones, then you may want to make some necessary changes.

Posted in Kidney Stones | Tagged alternative protein source, animal protein, avoid kidney stone, bean, calcium stone, development of kidney stone, genetic, health, heathy diet, kidney stone, kidney stone formation, kidney stone prevention, legume, meat, meat consumption, plant protein, protein source, soy | Comments closed

Good and Bad Foods for Ulcers

By admin | Published: October 30, 2010

Ulcers may be unavoidable in many instances. However you do maintain a great deal of control over flare ups and related symptoms by making the right food choices.

Posted in Ulcers | Tagged avoid fatty food, development of ulcer, fiber, fiber rich food, fruit, healthy diet, irritation, lean protein, low fat dairy products, preventing ulcer, ulcer, ulcer prevention, ulcer symptom, vegetable, whole grain | Comments closed

Foods that Can Cause and Help Heartburn

By admin | Published: October 16, 2010

Many of us have suffered through heartburn at some point in time. It can be good to know that there are some foods that can help and some to avoid altogether.

Posted in Heartburn | Tagged acidy food, alcohol, avoid heartburn, cause of heartburn, chocolate, citrus food, coffeine, digestion problem, drinking, fatty food, fiber intake, fried food, gastrointestinal problem, gastrointestinal tract, healthy diet, Heartburn, heartburn causes, heartburn symptom, indigestion, milk, smoking, stomach acid, stress, theobromine, tobacco, tomato | Comments closed

Choosing a Natural Allergy Treatment

By admin | Published: October 15, 2010

Natural allergy treatment can be just as effective as medication in some cases. Choose the right natural option for your allergies to find relief.

Posted in allergy, Food Medicine | Tagged all natural allergy remedies, allergy remedies, home allergy remedies, home remedies for allergies, natural allergy relief, natural allergy relief remedies, natural allergy remedies, natural allergy treatment, natural home remedies for allergies, natural remedies for allergies | Comments closed

The Best Home Remedies for Allergies

By admin | Published: October 15, 2010

Using home remedies for allergies to treat symptoms is a great way to get relief. Try some of the most popular choices in home treatment.

Posted in allergy, Food Medicine | Tagged all natural allergy remedies, allergy remedies, home allergy remedies, home remedies for allergies, natural allergy relief, natural allergy relief remedies, natural allergy remedies, natural allergy treatment, natural home remedies for allergies, natural remedies for allergies | Comments closed

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