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6 Great Diet Ideas: Raw Honey, Apple Cider Vinegar, Flax Seed, Chia Seed, Quinoa, and Cabbage

This young woman knows her stuff! She gave three great suggestions for health and energy (and weight loss) in the first video, which was uploaded to YouTube in 2010. Then she came back in 2012 with a new hairstyle, great videography, and three more fantastic food suggestions for people needing to lose weight, have more energy, and find optimal health. These videos speak for themselves.

I already have apple cider vinegar but haven't been using it - and now I'm encouraged to do so. I also have flax seed meal. My partner uses it for tea as it relieves his liver pain. I frequently use flax seed oil for my heart and circulation. Flax is a plant used by the ancients, and still very useful for preventing disease and improving health. Flax seed oil and a flax seed drink are recommended as a vital part of the The Fat Flush Plan... the popular diet book by Ann Louise Gittleman.

Flax seeds contain vitamins B and E, calcium, potassium, iron, and protein, as well as alpha-linolenic acid - an essential omega-3 fatty acid. This is the best omega-3 plant source, for those of us who are vegetarian and unlikely to be willing to use fish oil.

Flax seed meal also contains an antioxidant, lignan, which combats oxidative cell damage from free-radicals. For diabetics, flax seed improves insulin tolerance and lowers blood sugar levels.

I use flax seed meal in recipes requiring eggs - for example, in cakes and cookies. I combine a tablespoon of flax seed meal with two tablespoons water to replace each egg. Stir it, let it set, and you'll see a sticky, gooey mixture that will hold your flour together just like a sticky, gooey egg would. Flax seed meal is also great when added to oatmeal or yogurt.

Flax seed oil, or meal, is not dangerous, but you can ingest too much uncooked flax seed, so be moderate but use it regularly if you care about your health.

Good Supplement Advice for Winter Months

Do you need some good supplement advice for winter months? The lady in this video, the "Patriot Nurse" at YouTube, is phenomenal... she advises a green probiotic powder called Green Vibrance that I'm ordering now. Plus Vitamins D and C which I have already, to keep our immune systems strong. These are what I use to fight off any winter illnesses, and honestly, I rarely get sick. I think I've been sick only once or twice in the last five years.

She also recommends that we stay well-hydrated and get plenty of rest. You know, that advice is just as good in summer months as in winter months.

Sage :: Linda's Herbal

I planted sage in my garden about eight years ago... and it grows abundantly! Sage is so easy to grow. What I planted was ordinary garden sage: salvia officinalis.

It has formed a woody mass at the base and I generally trim it back in the early springtime. This produces beautiful and vigorous growth throughout the season with amazing bright purple blossoms.

I never lack for sage!

I also have a purple sage bush but it doesn't flower and I don't use it or save it for medicinal purposes. The ordinary garden sage is best.

Here are some resources that explain more about how sage can be used:

Sage - Cultivation and Medicinal Uses

Garden Sage

Sage Herb Benefits and Information

Sage Tea Recipe

Why I Use Natural Remedies

What's a young woman living alone in San Francisco to do? I learned about natural remedies and still use them to this day. This is my story.

Schizophrenia: Chemical Imbalance or Entity Possession?

The true cause of schizophrenia is unknown, though most consider it a dopamine deficiency that occurs for a variety of reasons. Then there are those who are sure schizophrenia is a psychic gift, or clearly, entity possession. Let's take a look at some of the theories.

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