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This is article ten, in a series of articles about trace minerals and ‘why’ each one is needed in our daily diet. The information contained in this article conce s only one trace mineral, Zinc, because it is the key in so many body reactions.
It’s easy to become quite confused when it comes to trying to understand ‘why’ certain trace minerals, some known as toxic are even listed. But as I have stated in my earlier articles, the more than 70 trace minerals tend to work together and many cannot be taken as an individual supplement such as Beryllium. ****Read this review about an amazing product that my mom wrote conce ing my brother, who was very ill in March, 2020. https://iherb.co/EraFvp2a (If interested in this product, please use coupon code, BER298, to save money during checkout.)
Pumpkin seeds are a feel-good food, since it contains zinc, a critical mineral in the maze of reactions that build immunity against invaders such as viruses and cancer. Just 1 ounce of pumpkin seeds delivers 3 milligrams of zinc than you can get from 2 ounces of lean beef or 3 ounces of chicken breast. When one is feeling fatigued, try a mix of sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds. They make a crispy, crunchy addition to a power-packed trail mix, and their protein will keep you energized.
This is part eight in a series of articles about trace minerals. My goal has been to share what I have discovered about the importance of trace minerals and how necessary they are in one’s diet. In this article, I will discuss the following minerals along with what they contribute to a healthy diet: manganese, rubidium, cobalt and copper. Manganese is a coenzyme to assist in metabolism. Rubidium helps to keep cells from aging. Cobalt helps with digestion, while copper is essential for a number of important body functions.
Inflammation is known for causing premature aging, which can certainly affect one’s skin and cause disease. The following supplements are known for reducing inflammation and should added to one’s diet. Curcumin/Turmeric—Curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, is also a potent anti-inflammatory herb, which can be consumed as a spice in one’s diet for taken as a supplement. Curcumin can help prevent oxidation and inflammation. Black Cumin Seed Oil—A medicinal herb shown to reduce inflammation in both rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.
(This is my last article for 2020. I'll be back in 2021) In the previous article, I mentioned that turkey gives us a lot of protein. But, there’s more to this amazing meat than protein. Turkey meat is a rich source of B vitamins, including B3 (niacin), B6 (pyridoxine), and B12 (cobalamin.) Two thick slices of turkey (84 grams) gives us 61% of the DV for vitami B3, 49% for vitami B6, and 29% for vitami B12. These B vitamins offer many health benefits.
Now, if you really want to enhance normal cell growth and extend one’s life, these trace minerals are known for that: A micro amount of Erbium helps to extend the life of the skin cell by treating sun damaged skin, acne scars and wrinkles. The minute amounts of these trace minerals, Thulium, Ytterbium, and Praseodymium helps to enhance normal cell growth and to extend life.
So far, I’ve written eight articles revealing information about trace minerals, and as I am researching and writing about each one, I realize how important they are and find it a crime against our humanity for the powers-that-be for keeping this information secretive. In this article, part nine, I will share information about the following minerals: antimony (kills parasites), arsenic (helps with the function of the nervous system), molybdenum (necessary for the proper function of several body chemicals) and strontium (involved in how the calcium in our body is utilized.)r
If salt is good for human beings, then who started this false rumor? The first report discussing the relationship between salt and high blood pressure appeared in 1904. Two researchers, Armbard and Beujard, proclaimed that salt deprivation was associated with lowered blood pressure in hypertensive patients. Over the next 50 years, this theory was tested in various studies involving giving test animals huge amounts (10 – 20 times greater than normal) of refined salt, to induce hypertension.
Nutritional support for anyone experiencing signs and symptoms of stress largely involves the adrenal glands. Long-term stress and corticosteroids cause the adrenal glands to shrink and become dysfunctional, aggravating anxiety, depression, and chronic fatigue.
This is my mother’s continued story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. The Girl with the Pretty Hairr Throughout my school years, I was always proud of my golden-blonde hair. Now, I didn’t have a thick head of hair and was always green with envy for those girls that did. Since my hair wasn’t thick, I’d either wear it up in a ponytail or wear it loose with a hairband. In other words, I kept it simple in styling it.
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My goal has been to share what I’ve discovered about the importance of trace minerals and how necessary they are in one’s diet. In this article, I will discuss the trace mineral, Lithium. This trace mineral is known for helping to controlling one’s emotion.
This is my mother’s story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. I never thought I’d ever say those words! After all, I am a female and what does hair loss have to do with me? Or so, I’d thought! I had been raised with three brothers. I saw all three of them begin to lose their hair in their late teens. It never occurred to me that I would, too, begin to lose my hair, just at a later stage in my life. My own mother’s head of hair began to show the signs of aging after she began going through menopause.
According to Editors for the Bottomline Books, a possible natural vaccine is being overlooked. This possible natural cure involves bolstering one’s gut microbiome to avoid what is known as a cytokine storm. When one is exposed to COVID-19, the immune system goes into overdrive. The immune system fails to switch off and that leads to what is called an inflammatory or cytokine storm that can lead to the fatal shutdown of multiple organs. In fact, cytokine storms are thought to explain the devastating effects of the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic.r
Mom wished she had known about our hair cycle; especially before she turned 40. She never thought she would have to deal with hair loss, the same as what happened to Grandma. Grandma had a large bald spot on the left side of her head. Eventually, Grandma realized that her loss of hair had to do with the chemicals she used to cover up her gray hair and so she decided to let nature take its course. Grandma’s hair went from gray to a snowy white. Mom should have known to take precautions when it came to using a hair care product on one’s hair.
This is my mother’s continued story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. Finding an Effective Shampoor There are so many shampoos on the market that claim to help with hair loss and to regrow one’s hair. Well, I certainly was fooled by some! As a cautionary measure, one needs to make sure to do one’s homework. Read the label carefully and research all ingredients one is not familiar with and, of course, this may take some time.
The science community has not found a health benefit at this time for the trace minerals listed below. Each micro-trace mineral below is found in our bodies and is there for a reason, we just don’t know why at this time. For example, Lead consumed excessively causes hypertension, renal damage, cognitive function, and spontaneous abortion. However, as a trace amount, it must have some purpose since a micro-amount is found in shellfish, green leafy vegetables (especially in spinach), legumes, and red meat.
It wasn’t until I represented Norfolk, Virginia as a contestant in the Miss Virginia Teen USA pageant. Mother had me use a shampoo sample and conditioner she purchased from a reputable hair dresser. She blow-dried and styled my hair. Then, she took several photographs. At that time, Norfolk did not have an actual pageant and I was selected by submitting these photographs. It was her way of showing me that I was not unattractive. I was elated to represent my city!r
This is part seven in a series of articles about trace minerals. My goal has been to share what I have discovered about the importance of trace minerals and how necessary they are in one’s diet. In this article, I will discuss the following minerals along with what they contribute to a healthy diet: phosphorus, iodine, chromium and iron. Phosphorus is known for maintaining healthy blood sugar levels. Iodine helps control the function of the thyroid gland. Chromium helps the body store energy from food, while iron helps with carrying oxygen to our cells.
In this article, the trace minerals, nickel, tungsten, germanium, and aluminum will be discussed. Let’s begin with nickel. Nickel plays important roles in the biology of microorganisms in the body. Nickel helps provide optimal growth, healthy skin, strengthens the bone structure, and enhances the absorption of zinc. Nickel deficiency causes depressed growth rate and dermatitis. There’s not much information about tungsten, but it is known by medical researchers as having an effect on several enzymes in a fashion similar to molybdenum.
This is my mother’s continued story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. Herbal Supplements for Hairr
According to the American Academy of Dermatologists, it is normal to lose anywhere from 50 to 100 strands of hair per day. For people with longer hair strands, losing them may be more noticeable.
Unfortunately, Selenium has received a bad reputation as a toxic heavy metal; but this element is actually very important to good human health. Selenium is an important part of a molecule in the body that protects blood cells from certain damaging chemicals. Together with vitami E, Selenium helps our immune system produce antibodies, which is obviously an immensely important task. Selenium helps keep the pancreas and heart functioning properly. A deficiency of this vital trace element has been linked to the development of leukemia, arthritis, and other diseases.
Understanding what makes up the fountain of youth continues in the understanding of the following trace minerals: Cadmium, Uranium, Gallium, and Vanadium. ****Read this review about an amazing product that my mom wrote conce ing my brother, who was very ill in March, 2020. https://iherb.co/EraFvp2a (If interested in this product, please use coupon code, BER298, to save money during checkout.)
This is my mother’s continued story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. Ever, Faithful Biotin and Folate If you're experiencing hair thinning or hair loss, biotin may assist in regrowth. There's some research to suggest that increased biotin intake can improve overall hair quality, including thickness and shine.
This is my mother’s continued story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. Bees to the Rescue Bee pollen contains the amino acid L Cysteine, which contains sulfur and is said to help reverse hair loss and can strengthen the hair strand. You can achieve timeless skin by regular consumption of bee pollen! ... Bee pollen has a LOT of health benefits but it also has remarkable beauty benefits as well!
Mixes made from vegetable oils are the most effective option for the treatment of hair loss. They nourish and stimulate the growth and health of the scalp and hair follicles. These mixtures are inexpensive and have many uses. When applied, it would be noticed that the hair grows gradually. How to use: • Increase hair volume. The castor oil mask, organic avocado oil and Neem oil make the hair gradually recover in the long term. It gives it a natural and thicker volume, which contributes to improving its appearance.r
This is my mother’s continued story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. What to do…what to do…what to do… As it turned out, my youngest, Kelley, was into hair products and had read about certain chemicals found in shampoo. She made a list of these chemicals to avoid when buying a shampoo. This list is found in the back of this primer.
Chickweed is a small, delectable plant that has smooth stem with a line of hair running along it like a horse’s mane. It has a tiny white flower with 10 petals in five directions. According to some, chickweed can be found almost everywhere, like near sidewalks, around telephone poles, and, of course, in one’s hard.
In this article, the trace minerals, Nickel, Tungsten, Germanium, and Aluminum will be discussed. Let’s begin with Nickel. For the complete book, “Oh! Feeling Pretty! Can Trace Minerals Fight Viruses, Prevent Cancer, and Other Ailments,” click on this link: https://books.apple.com/us/book/id1507624581 Nickel plays important roles in the biology of microorganisms in the body. Nickel helps provide optimal growth, healthy skin, strengthens the bone structure, and enhances the absorption of zinc. Nickel deficiency causes depressed growth rate and dermatitis.
It’s so astonishing how trace minerals are essential in our health! Years ago, everything we needed to maintain optimal health was found in the soil and in the water, and sadly, that has all changed. The trace minerals, Tin, Lanthanum, Barium, and Silver help the human body in different ways. ****Read this review about an amazing product that my mom wrote conce ing my brother, who was very ill in March, 2020. https://iherb.co/EraFvp2a (If interested in this product, please use coupon code, BER298, to save money during checkout.)
The more rarer trace minerals, Scandium is the rarest mineral on Earth. Its micro-amount aids the human body in processing Vitamin D. ****Read this review about an amazing product that my mom wrote conce ing my brother, who was very ill in March, 2020. https://iherb.co/EraFvp2a (If interested in this product, please use coupon code, BER298, to save money during checkout.)
So far, I’ve written eight articles revealing information about trace minerals, and as I am researching and writing about each one, I realize how important they are and find it a crime against our humanity for the powers-that-be for keeping this information secretive, such as when it comes to inflammation, curcumin contains good amounts of minerals like calcium, iron, potassium, manganese, copper, zinc, and magnesium. Curcumin provides superior support for a healthy inflammation response. I’ve been taking CureMed, one soft gel every day, and with good results!r
Everyone wants a product that helps stop hair loss and accelerate its growth to make it healthier and more beautiful. Unfortunately, many products in the market are ineffective and do not achieve expected results. Hair loss has been known to stopped by using home-make masks, but it needs a lot of patience. The super-simple ingredients needed for the following hair mask can be easily purchased at one’s food store, such as olive oil, eggs, and bananas. Castor Oil and Egg Mask:r
Below are seven known prescriptions for hair loss: #1: Saw Palmettor Take 320 to 400 mg daily of an 85 percent liposterolic extract. This herb has historically been used by herbalists for hair loss in men and women. Recent research shows it to be effective for men. #2: Silicon (Orthosilicic acid) Take 10 mg daily to support healthy hair growth. #3: Biotinr Take 2000 to 3000 mcg daily. #4: Essential fatty acidsr
This is part eight in a series of articles about trace minerals. My goal has been to share what I have discovered about the importance of trace minerals and how necessary they are in one’s diet. For the complete book, “Oh! Feeling Pretty! Can Trace Minerals Fight Viruses, Prevent Cancer, and Other Ailments,” click on this link: https://www.24symbols.com/book/x/x/x?id=3462493rnr
In part one, I mentioned baking soda, corn starch and zinc as possible remedies for getting of one’s body stench. Well, there are more than these remedies and that’s why I’ve written part two.
Can certain roots help hair loss? Read to find out... Ginseng Rootr Ginseng root promotes hair growth by stimulating blood flow to the scalp. It improves the health of hair follicles and cells thus helping to prevent hair loss. Ginseng promotes blood circulation and helps to absorb the optimal oxygen. It improves the health of the internal organs of the body and thus fights hair loss automatically. How to User
This is my mother’s continued story about finding a solution to her hair loss problem. Quick Hair Testr What condition is one’s hair in? In other words, a simple hair test can determine if one has a health problem associated with hair loss or not. This simple hair test can be performed as follows:r
Let's being with Bee Pollen. Bee pollen is known for stimulating hair growth and has a positive effect on hair growth and nutrition. It is also a basic dietary supplement for hair and is a preventive treatment for its fall due to illness or fatigue. It also helps to stimulate hair in cases of baldness. How to Use • Food supplement to stimulate hair growth: Mix half a teaspoon of honey with half teaspoon of pollen in a glass of water. Drink the mixture twice a day, one hour before meals. • Hair growth mask: A mask made of bee pollen with hot water helps stimulate hair growth.r
Let’s begin with Vitamin C. Lately, I’m sure we’ve much about Vitamin C when it comes to learning about building one’s immunity pertaining to the coronavirus. Vitamin C is important for one’s body and skin health. It is an essential nutrient necessary for our skin to make collagen. Collagen is an abundant protein in our body. It addition to skin, it also supports our muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joints. Unfortunately, collagen is lost over time due to aging, which manifest as sagging skin, fine lines, and wrinkles.
Chickweed is a small, delectable plant that has smooth stem with a line of hair running along it like a horse’s mane. It has a tiny white flower with 10 petals in five directions. According to some, chickweed can be found almost everywhere, like near sidewalks, around telephone poles, and, of course, in one’s hard.
Hair is a reflection of diet and emotional state. In the case of stress or of an unbalanced diet, hair may become dry and full of crust, which can cause hair loss. It helps to create and re-grow hair, maintain its vitality and prevent its fall. A healthy diet improves the problem of hair loss and poor scalp condition. It helps to get shiny and healthy hair. High levels of sugar, fat, iron, zinc, magnesium, vitami B and protein help improve the health of hair follicles and reduce the risk of hair loss.
The next on this amazing list is Vitamin E. It is an important nutrient, like Vitamin C, that has antioxidant properties. In fact the two often work together. Vitamin E helps to prevent DNA damage caused by the sun and pollutants. This nutrient helps to strengthen our immune system and to prevent blood clots. Many topical formulations of vitami E plus C are available to fight sun damage and reverse the signs of aging.
Well, I sure got myself into a pickle, when I was given a jar of moonshine pickles for my birthday. Out of pure politeness, I had to at least try one and believe me, one was enough. (I no longer looked or felt pretty with my face puckered up and my stomach about to reel.) Free Read for my latest book, “Those Moonshine Pickles,” (March 23, 2020 – March 27, 2020) https://www.amazon.com/Those-Moonshine-Pickles-Kelley-Curl-ebook/dp/B085WKTPLCrnr
It wasn’t until I represented Norfolk, Virginia as a contestant in the Miss Virginia Teen USA pageant. Mother had me use a shampoo sample and conditioner she purchased from a reputable hair dresser. She blow-dried and styled my hair. Then, she took several photographs. At that time, Norfolk did not have an actual pageant and I was selected by submitting these photographs. It was her way of showing me that I was not unattractive. I was elated to represent my city!r
Now, I just couldn’t let my hillbilly friends get the best of me! I was determined to eat that one pickle I took out of that jars! I just never expected for the room to spin! Free Read for my latest book, “Those Moonshine Pickles,” (March 23, 2020 – March 27, 2020) https://www.amazon.com/Those-Moonshine-Pickles-Kelley-Curl-ebook/dp/B085WKTPLC For those of you who don’t know, moonshine does have some unusual benefits and it certainly doesn’t have a thing to do with drinking it. • Lighter fluid: Rather than using more toxic gasoline, try flammable moonshine to get your BBQ going.r