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Maca: Keep Your Mind Young with One Daily Supplement

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bee superfoods
- propolis: nature’s antibiotic
  
  Propolis is lesser known and understood than honey and bee’s wax, but truth be told it's an agent that bees commonly scurry about [...]

fruit and nut superfoods
- Maca: Keep Your Mind Young with One Daily Supplement
  
  So, your health’s a concern for you and you can’t seem to find enough evidence supporting the idea that your diet is giving you the [...]
- acai berry: oprah likes it
- goji: “immense healing properties”
green superfoods
- echinacea: natural medicine
  
  Echinacea is commonly referred to by various names which include: purple coneflower and American coneflower. Echinacea has nine variations and [...]
- amaranth: diverse benefits
- chlorella: treats radiation & other things
- swiss chard: nutritional elements
herb superfoods
- quinoa: history, nutrition, & recipes
  
  Grain crops that produce seeds have always been popular throughout regions because of their malleability, rich sources of vitamins and minerals, [...]
- omega 3: fountain of youth?
- ginseng: the original 5 hr energy?
- spirulina: pros and cons
- chia seeds: referred to as magical
- miso: literally hundreds of uses
non superfoods
- gluten: myths vs. reality
  
  Gluten is derived from the word ‘glue’ and is a protein that is found in foods that contain or have been processed from wheat or [...]
seaweed superfoods
- wakame: many nutritional benefits
  
  Wakame whose Latin name is Undaria pinnatifida is seaweed that is popular among Korean cultures and is often used in salads and soups. When [...]
superfoods
- Maca: Keep Your Mind Young with One Daily Supplement
  
  So, your health’s a concern for you and you can’t seem to find enough evidence supporting the idea that your diet is giving you the [...]
- quinoa: history, nutrition, & recipes
- omega 3: fountain of youth?
- ginseng: the original 5 hr energy?
- spirulina: pros and cons
- acai berry: oprah likes it
- chia seeds: referred to as magical
- propolis: nature’s antibiotic
- echinacea: natural medicine
- amaranth: diverse benefits
- miso: literally hundreds of uses
- chlorella: treats radiation & other things
- goji: “immense healing properties”
- wakame: many nutritional benefits
- swiss chard: nutritional elements

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quinoa: history, nutrition, & recipes
Grain crops that produce seeds have always been popular throughout regions because of their malleability, rich sources of vitamins and minerals, and their versatility when utilized in cooking. Quinoa is another harvest seed that is used extensively around the globe for its health benefits and culinary nuances. Although flowering and [...]
acai berry: oprah likes it
Most individuals would have to live under a rock to not have heard the rage over acai berries and their advertised health benefits. Television reporters have done numerous exposes on everything from acai berry cleanses to utilizing the acai berry supplements for weight loss. Dr. Oz hit a record number [...]
amaranth: diverse benefits
Amaranth is among one of the prettiest plants produced and often is referred to as ‘the bleeding plant of love” or some other likewise known name. Amaranth grows to its full potential within the fall months and has been highly regarded as one of nature’s best gifts due to its [...]
omega 3: fountain of youth?
Omega 3 supplements and foods enriched with them have a long history of being beneficial to the human body. Some people even argue that this supplement essentially serves as a modern day fountain of youth because of the multitude of benefits that effectively fend off signs of aging. Omega 3’s [...]
miso: literally hundreds of uses
Miso has long been one of the most popular spices in Japanese culture. It is made by fermenting rice and barley and also adding other seasoning such as salt and pepper. Soy is also a staple ingredient of miso and is what gives it the bitter like after taste that [...]