Research shows that many native Australian fruits have high concentrations of beneficial phytochemicals that have numerous benefits. Kakadu plum is one among those fruits that has been used by the native tribes for therapeutic purposes as well as improving overall health

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Benefits of Manuka Honey

Feb 19, 2013 10:58:08 AM

Honey has been used since ancient times as a therapeutic remedy and its value is appreciated in many cultures. Honey is used as a topical applicant for wounds and also in combination with other herbs and medicinal plants for internal consumption.

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Role of phytonutrients in health

Jan 17, 2013 3:13:33 PM

The term “phytonutrients” has become the latest buzz word in the medical and health field. Phytonutrients are not merely a trend but are the nature's precious gift to the humans

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Fermentation is the age old technique of preserving foods and improving its shelf-life. Archaeological literature, fossil remains and sculptures are the strong evidence for the practice of fermentation since ancient times. Many traditional cultures such as the Chinese and most of the Asian populations had consumed fermented foods as a staple part of their diet.

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The key to optimal health from phytonutrients is to consume a combination of them. This provides the body with the entire spectrum of nutrients from various super foods.

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Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that reside in the human digestive tract and confer multiple health benefits to the host.

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Magnesium overdose

Nov 15, 2012 2:08:58 PM

Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in our body. It is necessary for over 300 biochemical reactions inside the body

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Vit D and immunity

Nov 12, 2012 3:48:50 PM

Vitamin D also called as the sunshine vitamin plays many vital roles in maintaining overall health.

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Omega-3 for children

Nov 7, 2012 2:41:40 PM

Good nutrition is one of the important pre-requisites for optimal cognitive function of young children. Research studies indicate the possible role of EPA, DHA the long chain omega 3 essential fats on the cognitive development

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Studies reveal that the beneficial effects of olive leaf extract are augmented by the bioavailability of their polyphenolic constituents. These compounds are easily absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract and reflects as higher levels in blood

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The diffrent amino acids

Sep 25, 2012 2:08:35 PM

Research from Dr. Steven Whiting of the Institute of Nutritional Science points out

that an "All or None Law of Protein Utilization" is the rule of thumb. If ALL

the amino acids are not present within a close 2 to 3 hour period protein

assimilation will not work! Since most vegetarian sources of proteins are

incomplete, they must carefully combine the timing and mix of their food intake to

provide for complete coverage of ALL amino acids.

Even when all are present, the assimilation of ALL amino acids will be

limited to the level of the lowest quantity amino acid. For example, if one amino

acid is only present at the 60% level the assimilation of all amino acids will be

limited to that 60% level.

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Olive leaf extract for heart health

Sep 13, 2012 3:18:51 PM

Heart disease also called as cardiovascular disease is a combination of disorders associated with heart and blood vessels. They are categorized as heart attacks, stroke, high blood pressure, rheumatic heart disease and heart failure. Heart facts sheet from a cardiologists will educate patients on heart disease types, healthy cholesterol levels, bad cholesterol and furnishes tips to reduce cholesterol and maintain normal cholesterol range and lower blood pressure.  

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A strong immune system is the best indicator of an individual's positive health status. Our immune system does a remarkable job of defending the body against invading virus, bacteria and other microorganisms. An individual with a weak immune system is more prone to illness and needs immune boosters. Boosting immune system is not a complicated task and could be achieved by adding natural immune boosters to the diet.

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What is Kakadu Plum?

Sep 11, 2012 5:22:43 AM

Kakadu plum is a fruit from a type of flowering deciduous tree. Kakadu plum belongs to the family Combretaceae and known by the botanical name Terminalia ferdinandiana. It is otherwise known by the name billygoat plum, murunga, gubinge. The tree in native to the northern Australian territory and grow in abundance in the month of May. The fruit is not a plum but looks similar in appearance and are closely related to almonds. Kakadu plum has traditionally been used by the native Australian tribes (aborigines) for therapeutic purposes and healing.

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Health benefits of wheat grass

Aug 30, 2012 4:06:08 PM

Wheat grass juice, wheat grass powder, wheat grass shot have gained popularity among health conscious people due to its diverse benefits. Wheat grass benefits are now being extensively studied by the scientific community with positive outcomes. Wheat grass is the young plant that belongs to the wheat family Triticum aestivum and is known by common names agropyron and couch grass. It grows in temperate regions across Europe and Mediterranean. Wheat grass is often consumed for its health benefits and its nutrient composition. Wheat grass is dense in nutrients such as aminoacids, calcium, magnesium, vitamins A, C, E and phytochemicals chlorophyll, betacarotene and other antioxidants.

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What is fermented papaya?

Aug 30, 2012 4:04:07 PM

Papaya fruit comes from the tree called carica papaya that is common in tropical regions. The other common names for the papaya fruit is paw paw fruit. Papaya seeds, papaya juice, papaya leaves and fruit are known for its high nutritional value and the presence of antioxidants. The stem and leaves are of particular medicinal significance and is commonly used in traditional folk therapy as food and as medicine. It was primarily used to fight infection and aid in digestive health.

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Benefits of papaya leaf extract

Aug 16, 2012 10:16:33 AM

Papaya tree is scientifically called as carica papaya and is commonly found in tropical areas. The common name for the papaya tree is pawpaw or papaw. The papaya fruit is consumed as a food and also used as medicine. The stem and leaves are of particular medicinal significance and is commonly used in traditional folk therapy to fight infection and aid in digestive health. Papaya leaf extract has gained immense popularity due to its potent therapeutic value and is now available as dietary supplement and marketed as a nutraceutical product.

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Omega 3 Fish Oil Concerns

Jul 7, 2012 10:27:04 AM

Today, there is a plethora of choices on diets, exercise routines, and food supplements which can make people healthy. However, not everyone has the time to hit the gym or spend a few minutes on home exercises. Diets can be challenging and without proper guidance, can lead to an imbalanced amount of nutrients in the body.

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Benefits of Omega-3 fish oils

Jul 6, 2012 7:27:18 AM

Omega-3 fats are otherwise known as essential fatty acids and as the name suggests, these fats are necessary for the body to perform certain important functions. They are essential because the body cannot produce these fats on its own and it needs to be supplied in our diet.

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Do fish oil lower cholesterol

Jul 5, 2012 8:53:29 AM

The health consciousness of people is mostly reflected by their eating behavior. If you want to live longer and healthier you have to follow certain rules especially about diet. Oily or fatty foods are never considered as ideal foods as they exert lots of harm, no matter how tasty they are. Cholesterol is the one culprit, which should be avoided strictly.

What are the different cholesterols?

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Fish Oil in your diet

Jul 5, 2012 8:48:07 AM

Adopt A Healthy Lifestyle By Adding Fish Oil In Your Diet

Apart from the deadly sharks, dangerous stone fish, and the poisonous putter fish, there are some human-friendly fishes too that are long being used for the welfare of mankind. What else do you know about the benefits of fish, other than that it is one of the major sources which help to reduce the risk of heart diseases? Oily fish contains special oil in its tissues and its belly region. This special oil is commonly known as the ‘fish oil’

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Probiotic supplements and side effects

Jul 4, 2012 10:06:42 AM

Probiotics have become the new super food in recent years. They are friendly bacteria that promote digestive health and provide protection against harmful microorganisms in the body. These beneficial probiotic bacteria can be obtained from the diet, yogurt products or from dietary supplements

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The term “probiotic” is derived from the Greek words “pro” which means to promote, and “bio” which means life. Probiotics, in simple terms are “friendly bacteria” in the stomach which help promote good digestive functions.

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Vitamin D3 deficiency symptoms

Jul 3, 2012 1:30:53 PM

Vitamins are the organic compounds that are essential nutrients for human body but cannot be synthesized inside the body. To avoid the vitamin deficiency symptoms it must be supplied in diet. There are different types of vitamins with a variety of properties and physiologic functions. Among them Vitamin D is a lipid soluble vitamin which is sometimes called the sunshine vitamin as it can be synthesized in skin in presence of sunshine. Though it is enough for most people but yet some develop vitamin D deficiency.

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Saccharomyces Boulardii

Jul 3, 2012 11:34:16 AM

What is Saccharomyces boulardii?
S. boulardii is a unique, non-pathogenic yeast supplement that has been utilized worldwide as a probiotic to support gastrointestinal health. S Boulardii is certified to ensure maximum potency, efficacy and safety. It is an ingredient in all the Rochway My range of products.


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The side effects of probiotics

Jul 3, 2012 10:25:20 AM

Probiotics are live organisms that  have a positive influence over the body functionality. These organisms or, better said, microorganisms vary from different types of bacteria to yeasts and bacilli and they are considered to be the “good and friendly bacteria” that help the human body

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Health of an individual can be determined by the level of fitness of mind, body, and spirit. Being healthy is a condition in which a person is free from all kinds of illnesses and pain. Health can be maintained and promoted with one’s effort in the aspects of physical, social, and mental wellbeing. They altogether form a health triangle. To maintain a healthy lifestyle, you must design your personal diet chart that must comprise of addition of all essential nutrients in your daily diet

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Natural Antibiotics

May 29, 2012 9:47:55 AM

When Alexander Fleming discovered Penicillin in 1928, people thought they finally found a cure-all for infection. Sadly, indiscriminate use of this ‘miracle’ medicine has led to the mutation of stronger and more resistant strains of the germ.  The result is that, what used to be a “cure-all” miracle drug lost its potency because the germ keeps on becoming smarter and stronger.  So, people have to keep coming up with new and stronger doses of medicine to kill them, which in turn can cause side effects - often worse reactions than the condition that they were designed and prescribed to treat. Because of this, research has stepped up in the area of antibiotics.  An alternative solution comes in the form of natural antibiotics. These are derived from natural plants that have developed their own natural defenses through thousands of years of evolution.

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Probiotics, the immune builder

May 16, 2012 11:11:24 PM

Most people often overlook the importance of the digestive system. For most people, the digestive system is merely a tube to remove waste. Only a few realize that the digestive tract plays a vital role in overall wellbeing; in the absorption of nutrients as well as acting as a first line of defense against ingested microorganisms.

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Fermented Papaya Benefits

May 14, 2012 4:07:41 PM

When talking about sources of antioxidants, Papaya would probably be among the richest sources and in fact it is scientifically proven it is twenty times much stronger than vitamin E. Papayas are also loaded with protein digesting enzymes called papain, that provide substantial good things when it comes to digestive health. Normally, our digestive health and immunity are inversely proportional with our age, as we get older our digestive health and immunity decline. Papaya has been well known as an exceptional anti-aging fruit.

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When people talk about fats, what normally comes to mind is that it's unhealthy. Fact is, not all fats are unhealthy as what might some people think. Truth is, Essential fatty acids are fats that are necessary to the functioning of our body. Omega3 fatty acids are important for a number of functions in the body. These functions include relaxation and contraction of muscles, blood clotting, digestion, fertility, cell division, growth, movement of calcium and other substances in and out of cells.

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Vitamin D3 Deficiency

May 14, 2012 4:00:11 PM

There are numerous health problems that people suffer from due to Vitamin D3 deficiencies. What is Vitamin D? Vitamin has two forms, D2 or Ergo Calciferol and D3 or Cholicalciferol. Although D is classified as a vitamin, it is a hormone, with a structure similar to steroids such as Testosterone, Cholesterol, and Cortisol. As a hormone, Vitamin D controls phosphorus, calcium, and bone metabolism and neuromuscular function.

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Magnesium, the wonder mineral

May 14, 2012 3:52:14 PM

Minerals are essential to a human body for optimal functioning. Unlike trace minerals, Magnesium is a macro-mineral, which means that the body needs it in large amounts.  About 25 grams of magnesium is found in a human body, 60% of which is found in the bones and 26% in muscles, with the rest being distributed between the brain, heart, liver and kidney and bodily fluids.

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Before we begin to discuss the “title”, there are certain points worth understanding and mentioning. What does Omega-3 fatty acid mean? What are the examples of omega-3 fatty acids? What is the relation between fish oils, cholesterol and cardiovascular system? What are its effects on cholesterol and cardiovascular system? How does it impart cardiovascular health?

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Vitamin D3, Calcium and Bones

May 11, 2012 4:15:55 PM

As we all know that vitamins are an integral part and requirement of human diet. Most of the vitamin requirements are fulfilled once ingested, as they get metabolized and utilized by the necessary organs of the body very easliy.  However when it comes to vitamin D, it’s a little different. Vitamin D, an oil soluble vitamin, is present in the foodstuff as either one of the variants vitamin D2 and Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol). Of these, Vitamin D3 is biologically more important. These variants get absorbed in the body and are stored in various organs of the body, especially in the skin layers.

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Olive Leaf Extracts are obtained from the leaves of the olive tree, Oleaeuropaea.Natural olive leaves were used by the ancestors for a variety of purposes ranging from antimicrobial to immunity enhancer. It was recently found that the contents of the olive leaves have a number offunctions that can benefit humans. Before jumping to the benefits of olive leaves andOlive Leaf Extracts, it’s worth looking at the contents of the olive leaf that make them so useful.

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How to Beat Flu with Olive Leaf Plus

May 11, 2012 4:11:25 PM

The influenza virus or flu is an extremely transmittable viral condition of the respiratory system. Everyone seems to be knowledgeable about the signs and symptoms of the flu; however they can be wrongly recognized for just a severe cold. Whenever someone describes that he or she has a cold it naturally is associated with a number of the symptoms that this condition yields which includes a runny nose, sneezing, coughing and perhaps some chills.

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A healthy lifestyle is very important since it balances a lot of aspects in our lives. Whenever we boost our physical health and wellbeing we can also experience the positive effects mentally and emotionally and living a healthy lifestyle permits us to come up with a better outlook on life. We start to feel better about ourselves once we are happier and healthier and as a result our self-esteem and confidence increases which will lead to a better relationships with others.

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