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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 | Also 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, 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

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 | Also tagged avoid fatty food, development of ulcer, fiber, fiber rich food, fruit, 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 | Also 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, Heartburn, heartburn causes, heartburn symptom, indigestion, milk, smoking, stomach acid, stress, theobromine, tobacco, tomato | Comments closed

Fighting Cancer With Cabbage And Wheat

By admin | Published: July 1, 2010

Certain foods might be useful in the battle against breast cancer. When cabbage and wheat are consumed, estrogen levels deplete. This steals the fuel source for cancer cells.

Posted in Breast Cancer | Also tagged age, Breast Cancer, breast cancer risk factor, broccoli, cabbage, Cancer, cauliflower, developing breast cancer, estrogen, family history, female hormone, kale, low in sodium, lowering estrogen, menopause, metabolize estrogen, prevent breast cancer, prevent cancer, reproduction, turnip, well-balanced diet, wheat | Comments closed

Cut Sugar, Increase Fiber To Prevent Gallstones

By admin | Published: July 1, 2010

Altering a diet for the better can help with the prevention of gallstones. There is no reason to accept this condition as a given when the right foods are consumed.

Posted in Gallstones | Also tagged bile, calories intake, Cholesterol, dieter, fat intake, formation of gallstone, fruit, gallstone, gallstone formation, gallstone prevention, gallstone treatment, health condition, healthy fat, high cholesterol level, high fiber diet, high sugar diet, lean meat, low fat diet, low fiber diet, low-fat diary, low-fat meat, obesity, prevent gallstone, risk of gallstone formation, vegetable, well-balanced diet, whole grain | Comments closed

Prevent Breast Cancer With Cabbage

By admin | Published: July 1, 2010

Some surprising foods have been shown to help prevent and even slow the growth of breast cancer. Cabbage is one of the strongest fighters in the battle.

Posted in Breast Cancer | Also tagged age, Breast Cancer, breast cancer risk factor, cabbage, cancer cell development, controller of estrogen, cruciferous vegetables, estrogen, female hormone estrogen, gender, genetic, growth of breast cancer, growth of cancer cell, indoles, menopause, metabolism estrogen, pregnancy, prevent breast cancer, preventing breast cancer, rich source of indoles, well-balanced diet | Comments closed

Kick Cancer With 5 Servings A Day

By admin | Published: July 1, 2010

Eating at least five servings of fruits and vegetables each day can greatly reduce the risk of cancer. In addition, a diet rich in fruits and vegetables can also better fuel the body and provide a wealth of health benefits.

Posted in Cancer | Also tagged anti-cancer food, anticancer diet, antioxidant, Apple, beans, blackberry, Blueberry, broccoli, brussel sprout, Cancer, cancer fighter, cancer fighting agent, cancer fighting diet, cancer formation, cancer risk, carrot, citrus fruit, five serving, fruit, fruit juice, leafy vegetable, mineral, phytochemical, prevent cancer, preventing cancer, prune, reduce cancer risk, salad, Spinach, strawberry, tomato, vegetable, vegetable juice, vitamin | Comments closed

Rapid Weight Loss Increases Gallstone Risk

By admin | Published: July 1, 2010

While a low-fat, high-fiber diet can prevent the formation of gallstones, losing weight too fast can backfire. To gain the greatest benefit from dieting, it’s important to proceed with caution and leave haste on the backburner.

Posted in Gallstones | Also tagged bile, calories intake, dieter, fat intake, fruit, gallstone, gallstone formation, health condition, healthy fat, high cholesterol level, high fiber diet, lean meat, low fat diet, low-fat diary, low-fat meat, obesity, overweight, quick weight loss, quick weight loss danger, risk of gallstone formation, vegetable, whole grain | Comments closed

Foods That Assist With Cancer Treatment

By admin | Published: July 1, 2010

Some foods have been shown to slow the growth of cancer. While they shouldn’t be used instead of treatment, they can provide a much-appreciated boost in the process.

Posted in Cancer | Also tagged beta carotene, Cancer, cancer and food, cancer cure, cancer fighting food, cancer growth, cancer prevention, cancer treatment, fish oi, fruit, Garlic, grain, growth of cancer, licorice, Mushroom, slow cancer spread, vegetable, yogurt | Comments closed

Food Triggering Heartburn

By admin | Published: July 1, 2010

If you have ever suffered from heartburn, you have likely pondered upon what may have caused it. If you suffer from recurrent heartburn however, then you may want to focus in on the foods that you eat as part of the problem and solution.

Posted in Heartburn | Also tagged acidic food, alcohol, Caffeine, citrus food, common heartburn trigger, dairy, damaged digestive tract, fatty food, foods cause heartburn, fried food, Heartburn, heartburn symptom, heartburn trigger, sphincter muscle, spicy food, stomach acid | Comments closed

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