Health E-Hint: Fruit + Nuts=A Power Snack!

If you enjoy munching on handfuls of dried fruit and nuts—you probably don’t stop to think about why these combinations are often packaged together. Nuts are a great snack to help reduce your risk of heart trouble. But their high fat content makes some folks hesitate to use them often. What you might not know

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Fast Fact

Could you be dehydrated? It’s possible that you don’t get enough fluids from your daily beverages and foods. One sure sign is to examine the color of your urine. Nutritionists agree your urine should have a pale yellow color. If yours is darker—it’s a sign you could soon experience headaches… fatigue… nausea… constipation… or even

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Fast Fact

Did you know that olive leaf extract contains a proven antioxidant to help lower blood pressure? The name of this amazing nutrient in the extract is oleuropein. In studies where patients took 1,000 mg of olive leaf extract, results show significant decreases in blood pressure AND “bad” LDL cholesterol. You might consider that a one-two

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Discover This Fruit Enzyme Remedy for Aching Joints, Blood Clots

Peyton Posey More than 70 million folks suffer from excruciating symptoms of arthritis. But researchers have found a surprising source of pain relief in a powerful enzyme that cools the heat in even the most painful joint flare ups! Bromelain is an enzyme found in pineapple plants with anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties. Besides knocking

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Can Air Pollution Short Circuit Your Ticker?

Layne Lowery If you have diseased coronary arteries—your health and safety may depend on you avoiding heavily polluted areas. A new study suggests tiny particles in polluted air can cause a short circuit in your heart’s electrical wiring! A recent study monitored 48 Boston-area patients hospitalized for either a heart attack, angina or worsening symptoms

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Get These Beneficial Nutrients For Optimum Digestive Health

You may think that the digestion process doesn’t begin until your food reaches your stomach. But it actually starts in your mouth when enzymes in your saliva start to break down food particles into their component nutrients for optimum absorption. The food is then swallowed and carried by the esophagus to the stomach. However, if

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