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by Robert Powell
What is an enzyme?
Enzymes are a type of protein that help to digest, absorb, transport, metabolize and eliminate waste. One of the most importan...
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by Robert Powell
Vitamins: What are they and what they do
Despite all the talk about vitamins today, few people actually know what they are and why they are so imp...
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by Robert Powell
Choline
Choline is a part of the vitamin B complex. Technically, it is in its natural form ptomaine found in the bile and suprarenal (above the k...
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by Robert Powell
Papaya
Papayas are native to central America, Papaya have a wonderfully soft, butter-like consistency and a sweet, musky taste. Botanically, they ...
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by Robert Powell
Herbalism
Herbalism is the study and use of plants for medicinal purposes and is the earliest form of medicine. One of the earliest texts to be d...
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by Robert Powell
The foods you choose to eat
The foods you eat on a daily basis have a tremendous impact on your overall health. If you eat all-natural, health-giv...
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by Robert Powell
Pseudo-grains
Pseudo-grains are seeds and grasses we commonly classify as grains but in fact are not grains. These are superfoods known to be hig...
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by Robert Powell
Vitamin A
Vitamin A has a special relationship to the “lining cells” of the body, including the eyes, urinary tract, bones, teeth and the gastroi...
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by Robert Powell
Proteins and amino acids
Proteins comprise amino acids, of which there are approximately twenty-two in number. Some of the amino acids can be man...
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by Robert Powell
What's in your multivitamin?
When you are looking for your next multivitamin at a local health food store or the grocery store, take a second and...
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by Robert Powell
Cranberries
Cranberries are an incredible source of antioxidants. In fact, one study from Cornell University found cranberries to have the highes...
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by Robert Powell
Vitamin G
Vitamin G, also known as vitamin B2 or riboflavin, was discovered in 1932 and was given its name and identity in 1937. It is an importa...
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