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play a role in a wide variety of diseases. Current
research indicates
vitamin D deficiency plays a role in causing seventeen varieties
of cancer as well as heart disease, stroke, hypertension, autoimmune
diseases, diabetes, depression, chronic pain, osteoarthritis,
osteoporosis, muscle weakness, muscle wasting, birth defects, and
periodontal disease—and it probably doesn't stop there, there is
still much more research that needs to be done."
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Rooibos
tea plant, red bush, red tea, headline in the Atlanta
Journal Constitution 12/28/06, Tea could be sweet relief,
Entrepreneur wages on anti-inflammatory drink
|
"Escoe's wife,
Tracy, had been diagnosed with rheumatoid
arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. She wore
braces to perform even simple tasks, like tying
her children's shoes or turning on a faucet. At
night she often sobbed from the pain, she said.
"Someone at the tea
company suggested that Escoe's wife try some of
their Rooibos tea, made from a flowering shrub
found only in South Africa. The tea —-
pronounced ROY-boss —- was known to work as an
anti-inflammatory.
"Before long,
Tracy's pain eased as she drank one hot cup of
the red-colored tea every morning and one cup at
night, she said. Soon, she stopped wearing her
braces.
"The Escoes said
they became true believers when they took off
with their four children for a trip to the lake.
Tracy didn't take her tea and was awakened at
night to the familiar pain, which left her
sobbing once again, she said.
"Back at home,
Tracy began brewing big batches of the tea for
her family, icing the red drink down and
sweetening it with Splenda. The Rooibos tea has
no caffeine, so she didn't worry about the kids
drinking it, and it was perfect for their
diabetic daughter, now 8.
"And Tracy
noticed something else. Her little girl's eczema
began to clear up as well." |
And it's anti-carcinogenic, antimutagenic,
anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory, prevents cardiovascular disease,
stroke, and may help with asthma, insomnia, colic in infants
and skin disorders.
Read more on Rooibos on Atlanta
Business Chronicle,
A Big Push for Red Bush Tea
More from the
BBC Rooibus (Red
Bush) Tea
Buy Roobos Tea at Coffee Bean Direct,
It's cheap! Or you can go to Sam's Club or just google it. There are
lots of sellers and did I say it's cheap?
Celestial Seasonings African Orange Mango Rooibus Tea
Linus Pauling Institute
nature
International weekly journal of science
Study: Fat,
boozing mice stay healthy
Resveratrol study on
red wine substance counteracts bad diet, extends life
NYT:
Substance in Red Wine Extends Life of Mice
"Can you have your cake and eat it? Is there a free lunch
after all, red wine included? Researchers at the Harvard
Medical School and the National Institute on Aging report
that a natural substance found in red wine, known as
resveratrol, offsets the bad effects of a high-calorie diet
in mice and significantly extends their lifespan."
Coffee
causing tummy turmoil? Try this:
hevlacoffeeco.com
Low Acid - Gentle Java
Problems? Then 'pretend to laugh'
"You don't need to be happy to laugh. If you have problems in your
life, pretend to laugh and your body will create happy chemicals.
Laughter is a form of exercise. It's a release. It can make you feel
better when you are angry or sad."
Laugh and be well, hinduonnet
NQA Healing Wave Project,The
Healing Wave Project was implemented a few years ago, when our
community realized that Qigong could help in many situations facing
our nation. The Healing Wave Project continues as an outreach
promoting the health and healing benefits of practicing Qigong.
Mobbing in the Workplace,
[maybe the folks who gang up on women should do a little Laughter
Yoga...It couldn't hurt?]

Bullying in the workplace
or anywhere else in the stratosphere?
Vitamin A-Like Compound Fights Lung Cancer,
In mice, bexarotene slowed malignancy by 50 percent, study found
Herbal Remedies for Cancer
Grape Seed Oil
Grape Seed Extract on wholehealthmed.com
Wikipedia on Grape Seed Oil
http://shopping.yahoo.com/s:Oils & Vinegars:30607-Gourmet Oil Type=Grape
Seed Oil
Environmental Working
Group
Chemical Combo Could Cause Carcinogen in Sodas & Juice Drinks
"28 FEB 2006 | In 1990, without
notifying the public, the FDA asked beverage manufacturers to remove
chemicals in soda and juice drinks that can combine to form the
cancer-causing chemical benzene. Apparently many companies did not
comply, and an ongoing FDA investigation has found benzene in juices
and soft drinks. EWG is demanding that the FDA release its findings.
In the meantime, we provide a
list of
some products with the problematic chemical mixture."
Science is on coca's side
"Similar to the case of
marijuana, there has long been scientific research to back claims of
coca's health benefits. In 1981, Harvard-trained health guru Andrew Weil
reported in the American Journal of Epidemiology that coca in
leaf form does not produce toxicity or dependence and suggested its
usefulness in treating gastrointestinal ailments and motion sickness. He
reported that coca could aid weight-loss regimes and even act as a
fast-acting antidepressant. And its power to regulate carbohydrate makes
it a possible combatant for hypoglycemia and diabetes.
"Such findings mean little to the prohibitionist sensibilities of
Washington, which has long used the principal of conditionality to push
its drug regime and suppress scientific findings it dislikes. Case in
point: In 1995, the United States threatened to pull funds from the
World Health Organization if it published the results of the
world's largest study on
cocaine, a 22-country study that also studied coca. In effect, say a
range of drug policy advocates, the study was suppressed.
"The report essentially said what everyone seems to know and agree
[on] with few exceptions," says Craig Reinarman, a sociologist at the
University of California at Santa Cruz who worked on the study but never
saw a final copy. "The gist was that coca has been around for millennia
and more or less used without abuse or problems by native people of
Andes regions where it grows. And with respect to refined powdered
cocaine, the study found that people mostly used it as a treat, with
some abuse, with some people getting into trouble but most not."