Monday, May 24, 2010

Mojoba May Help Diarrhoea

Mojoba May Help Diarrhoea                           Интеллектуальные питания

The typical diet of indigenous African populations, in particular children, is characterised by a low-calorie, low-protein vegetable and floury diet, lacking milk, and may potentially lead to rickets and cause organic disorders such as diarrhea and/or dysentery. 

The particularity of Mojoba is that it is effective against diarrhea. 

The ingredients in Wild Harvest Pharma Mojoba has traditionally used against diarrhoea, scurvy, cough, dysentery, small pox and measles. Several scientific studies have been performed such as on its anti-diarrheic properties (Tal-Dia et al., 1997); demonstrating its anti inflammatory, analgesic (pain killing) and antipyretic (temperature reducing) properties (Ramadan et al., 1993); its effect against sickle cell anemia (Adesanya, Id-owu, Elujoba, 1988). Studies on the prebiotic effect of the fruit pulp were performed by the University of Piacenza (Milza, 2002).


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Saturday, May 22, 2010

Mojoba As A Pharma

Mojoba As A Pharma                            Intelligent Näring

Hippocrates once said, "Let food be thy medicine and let thy medicine be food," and doctors now believe that ancient Greek healer may have been onto something. We need food for nourishment, of course. Without it, our cells and tissues would wither away from starvation. But what's becoming clearer is that food is more than just fuel. What you eat can determine how elastic your blood vessels are, how easily you resist cancer-causing toxins and whether or not you will barrel down the road toward heart disease.
 

"There is an overwhelmingly strong database of studies suggesting that the quality of calories we eat has a huge impact on our well-being and our risk of chronic disease and longevity," says Dr. David Ludwig, director of the Optimal Weight for Life Program at Children's Hospital Boston.
 

But does food have real power to prevent disease? That's the claim behind functional foods — products that are enhanced or otherwise designed to do much more than simply supply us with needed calories and nutrients. 

Wild Harvest Pharma Mojoba supplement is classed as a functional food ("rich in specific nutrients and phyto-chemicals and are promoted as being able to improve health condition and/or disease prevention."). The baobab fruit has six times as much vitamin C as oranges, 50% more calcium than spinach and is a plentiful source of anti-oxidants, those disease-fighting molecules credited with helping reduce the risk of everything from cancer to heart disease.

And the early evidence suggests that the kitchen may indeed contain potent disease-fighting agents, just as the medicine cabinet does. In a groundbreaking 2002 study, researchers found that people at risk of diabetes could delay or in some cases even prevent the disease from developing by eating fewer calories, getting them from the right kinds of foods and exercising more than two hours a week.
 
Even more intriguing, the study revealed that people who were genetically predisposed to diabetes benefited most. In essence, diet and other lifestyle factors altered their genetic destiny.

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Information obtained from this web site is for general health information only. This information is not to be used as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment of any health condition or problem. Any questions regarding your own health should be addressed to your own physician or other healthcare provider.

This web site makes no warranties or representations whatsoever regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, comparative or controversial nature, or usefulness of any information contained or referenced on this web site. Statements made about the products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Use of this web site does not create an expressed or implied physician-patient relationship.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Wild Harvest Depression Detox Diet



Wild Harvest Depression Detox Diet
Many detox diets simply claim to help depression. However, your best choice may simply be a healthy, varied, low sugar, low fat diet plan.

Research and studies have shown that a major cause of depression is a lack of a balanced diet with the right nutrition. The nutrients imbalance is believed to trigger hormonal imbalances and that would lead to depression. Depression is becoming common with our busy modern life styles and baby boomers in their 30 and 40 are prone to depression and sleep disorders.

Depression can certainly be relieved with the proper supply of nutrients to the body, Mojoba powerful combination of nature rich in phyto-chemicals, antioxidants, vitamins, carbohydrates and dietary fiber. When taken regularly it can help lessen the impact of certain diseases and improve quality of life.
Will A Depression Detox Diet Work?
There’s not much science backing up any specific detox diet for depression. Research surrounding toxins and other unhealthy chemicals in foods proves many are dangerous, ridding your body of these unhealthy toxins can only do you good.
A Depression Based Detox Diet
If you start a detox diet and feel sick, overly tired, or your depression seems worse, you need to quit the diet plan and tell your doctor. A basic healthy diet can help with depression, because a healthy body does in fact deal with emotional issues better.

It’s widely believed by the medical community that a healthy, depression-fighting, general detox-like diet can be achieved by the following:
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Drinking 6-10 glasses of water a day
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Eating a mix of whole grains, veggies, and fruits
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Eliminating refined sugars and extra salt
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Eliminating saturated fats
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Eliminating all processed foods

The components of this diet plan lead to a healthy body and a natural detoxification combined with a daily intake 5-15g (1-3tsp) 
Mojoba Health Mix 6 times a day blended with water, juice, fresh fruit or soya milk. In addition to the above, it’s smart to get plenty of exercise. While food for depression is controversial, exercise is not. Exercise has been shown time and time again, in numerous studies to ward off depression and even help cure it.
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