This is one of the most delicious soups you'll ever have! If you are vegan, just substitute the meat for your meat alternative. Otherwise, this calls for mild italian sausage which you can get at
Catalase is an important enzyme you make in your liver, just like glutathione. These are both strong antioxidants. Today’s focus is on catalase, it’s incredibly important to your health and I hope you are still
When talking to your physician it’s critical that you’re as open and forthcoming about your symptoms as possible. Many doctors need to know all your symptoms in order to figure out if they’re connected. This
The symptoms of iron deficiency mimic those of hypothyroidism, and low iron levels go hand in hand with low thyroid levels. It usually occurs due to reduced gastric acid production as we age, which then
On Thursday, October 1st, the President of the United States and his wife, Melania tested positive for COVID-19. President Trump’s health is monitored constantly, and he is tested daily for the virus which has taken
Yom Kippur serves the purpose to ask God for forgiveness, and have our fate sealed. Basically, to be inscribed in the 'Book of Life' for another year. One favorite dish is Matzo Ball soup! 😋 It's
There review article focuses on the relationship between the level of vitamin D3 and cancer incidence (or mortality), and also the potential properties of vitamin D3 that support its significant role in survival rates of certain cancers,
There was a cross-sectional conducted recently (July 2020) to evaluate the relationship between selenium and iodine levels with anxiety and depression. The observational study was done with participants who had normal thyroid function (termed "euthyroid")
Just right off the top, eating these greens will lower your cholesterol! Most people want that. The cholesterol-reducing capacity of mustard greens is second only to perhaps kale, in terms of its ability to bind bile
Ingredients 3 cups cauliflower florets1/2 cup chopped potatoes (peeled)2 cups waterOptional: 1 piece of astragalus root if desired during the simmering phase1/2 stick butter1 tea salt and 1/2 teaspoon black pepper1/2 tea cayenne pepper or
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