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by Robert Powell
Asparagus
Asparagus is renowned as an excellent source of folic acid, a B vitamin that is essential for proper cellular division and DNA synthesi...
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by Robert Powell
Zinc
Zinc is an essential nutrient, meaning the body can not produce it or store the mineral. For this reason it must be consumed on a regular ba...
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by Robert Powell
Fever
Fever is a built-in mechanism of repair. The muscles around the bones become warm in order to leach ionized calcium from the bones and free...
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by Robert Powell
Chlorophyll
The chlorophyll that is part of most plants, especially high in green vegetables, has special properties. It is the basic component o...
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by Robert Powell
The Congestion Connection
It’s always a good idea to eat less meat and bump up your consumption of fresh vegetables and fruits. However, if you su...
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by Robert Powell
Top 5 medications that deplete essential nutrients
Some of the most frequently prescribed medications in America can and will deplete essential n...
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by Robert Powell
Lentils
Lentils were one of the first foods cultivated by man, lentils were used by the ancient Greeks for both medicinal and culinary purposes. ...
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by Robert Powell
Food and Behavior
People who think food has little effect on behavior only need to observe the difference in children who begin to eat a balanced ...
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by Robert Powell
Buckwheat
Buckwheat is technically not a grain even though many people refer to it as a grain since it is prepared the same way as grains. Buckwh...
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by Robert Powell
Bilberry
Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) is a small, blue berry and is a cousin to the blueberry. Originating from Europe, the bilberry is blue on...
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by Robert Powell
If it will not rot or decay, it’s not food
I purchased these hamburger buns in March of 2019. They have been in their original packaging and neve...
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by Robert Powell
Cleanse Your Lungs
Your lungs do more than extract oxygen from the air you breathe. They also remove toxic wastes, including carbon dioxide, that...
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