Dangers of meat!!!!

More evidence that the U.S. is more concerned about profit and not our health!!!
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Processed foods

WATCHOUT FOR PROCESSED FOODS!!!!
Enriched foods can have non- foods substances added to things that use to be FOOD! Check out this video of processed foods and metal filings!!!!

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Sassafras "root beer" herb
Sassafras grows at the edges of forests, in thickets, and along residential streets in the eastern half of the U.S. It's in season all year. If you tear or crush the leaves, they smell like root beer. You can make tea with the leaves by pouring boiling water over a handful, letting them sit covered, away from... the heat, 20 minutes, then straining out the leaves. The root is has a stronger favor, and can be used as a blood purifier. You can also chew on sassafras twigs to freshen your breath.

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Alteratives

Alteratives
Alteratives better known as "blood purifier" are herbs which alter(purify) the blood. Most herbs for blood purification promote the cleaning action of the spleen, liver, kidneys, and bowels. Poor diet and bad habits ,such as drinking and smoking, must be corrected to remove the cause of the toxicity of the blood. Herbs such... as Barberry, Dandelion, Yellow dock, Sarsparilla are a few alteratives.

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Mucoid Plaque

Due to unhealthy lifestyles and poor eating habits most people, young and old,
are developing serious problems in the intestinal tract which often times may
contribute to the development of many degenerative diseases such as: heart
problems, cancer, diabetes, obesity, etc. It has been said that modern day man
digs his own grave with his fork and spoon. It is estimated that over 90% if
disease can be directly or indirectly related to an unhealthy digestive system.
Layer upon layer of mucoid plaque is formed in the colon over many years; this
substance can accumulate until it is several inches thick and reach the entire
length of the stomach, small intestines and colon. This mucoid plaque can be so
dense and hard that it resembles dried black tar. One autopsy revealed a colon
so clogged with waste it weighed forty pounds! This mucoid plaque which is the
result of the unnatural foods we eat, is responsible for most digestive problems
and a host of other ailments.

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Why Fast???

 Why Fast?
Fasting is a period of abstinence from all food or specific items. Fluids are consumed in sufficient quantity to satisfy thirst and physiologic requirements. During the absence of food, the body will systematically cleanse itself of everything except vital tissue. Starvation will occur only when the body is forced to use vital tissue to survive. Although protein is being used by the body during the fast, a person fasting even 40 days on water will not suffer a deficiency of protein, vitamins, minerals or fatty acids. In the breakdown of unhealthy cells, all essential substances are used and conserved in a most extraordinary manner. Even during long fasts, the number of muscle fibers remains the same. Although the healthy cells may be reduced in size and strength for a time, they remain perfectly sound.
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WID EDIBLE

Purslane "wild edible"
Purslane grows in every region especially in the midwest, it is very common in the midwest, A WEED:) It grows a yellow flower late in the season. It has a very mild watery taste, but it is enjoyable when eaten in a salad, the stem is slightly bitter. This plant can be used externally as well..., it a good idea to put things on your skin that taste good!!!

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