I have a mostly healthy diet with a day or two in the month where I eat junk, like popcorn and apple pie with ice cream
I recently started mixing Amazing Grass Superfoods and Wheat grass in my morning smoothies. My smoothies include a helping of berries: blue, black, and strawberries with banana and grape juice. Not sure if the superfoods have causes this grainy stool, but I am concerned since it lasts for a couple of days.
Lots of vegatables including dark leafy greens, whole grains, and a reasonable amount of fish especially those which have the omega fatty acids. The book named "Superfoods" has a good list and I think these are commonly listed online.
If you remember to blink more and look away from your computer occasionally, you will improve regarding your blurriness. Keep the ambient air more humid and try some artificial tears.
Your question strangely reads like the sneaky product promotions, we get from time to time......
This product is a dietary supplement.... "With multiple servings of fruits and vegetables and a blend of 38 herbs and nutrient-rich superfoods, Greens provides naturally occurring, bioavailable vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, phytonutrients, and enzymes to give your already well-balanced diet a nutritional boost.
I hope you haven't tried donor egg yet. I HIGHLY recommend the book "The Infertility Cure" by Dr. Randine Lewis. This book gave me so much inspiration after getting the donor egg speech from my RE since my FSH is 15.9 and AMH is .16. I followed the strict organic food suggestions, wheatgrass, superfoods, acupuncture, DHEA, COQ10, and Royal Jelly. I eliminated dairy from my diet as well. I'm currently 3 weeks pregnant naturally.
Physical activity is a good anti-anxiety and self-esteem booster. Healthy diet and/or supplements and vitamins are always good to compensate the lack of nutriments
we are not getting in all the processed food and nutriments we lose by cooking our foods. It has been proven that you are more prone to physical and mental illness while lacking body's needs in nutriments.
My son is 15mo old and the pickiest eater, we let our son eat only finger foods. Let him pick up the foods he likes and feed himself. The book called baby Superfoods was helpful too. Is your son thin or a low weight percentile ??? mine is.
Whaty do you think ???
ve treated w/ Diflucan, Treconazale, Estrace, and OTC yeast meds. Today I saw my 3 doc who told gave a rx for boric acid capsules & told me that sometimes women just have to deal with it & eventually it goes away. I don't understand how I am suppose to just deal w/it & hope it goes away. I feel like I have been walking around w/a severe yeast infection for over a year now & so far noone can figure out what's wrong.
Would anyone know of a diet that would help someone with Hep. c ? Any do's or don't's to help or hurt the patient ?
Please feel free to send me a message if you have any advise for me.
Processed foods, pesticides etc are a good reason why most of the people have a lack of nutriments and vitamins/minerals therefore this is why i strongly suggest vitamins/minerals and superfoods supplements. Superfoods are foods that contain high amount of nutriments, vitamins and minerals and have antioxidant and many more proprieties. You must know that there are also natural anti-anxiety remedies and supplements available.
When it stopped being covered under brand name on our rx policy we switched to the generic. Under the generic Escitalopram0 (10 mg x 2 per day) he got headaches, dizziness, inability to focus the way he should, "fuzzy" feelings. The brand is $275 per month. If there is a natural compound or herb etc could you let us know. I always knew that certain generics would not work the same way. If the only choice is lexapro then that will have to be.
and so many food labels have NOTHING about how much potassium is included if any is at all......does your doc know of a book or something like that ?
There are diabetic education classes all around and scads of book and just try Googling "diabetes diet" for something sensible like a day or two of meal plans. The big thing is carbohydrate counting so get a carb book. If he takes Humalog insulin, dose would be 1 unit per 10 grams carb. If not, you must watch the simple sugars carefully. Small amounts of fruit are okay and larger amounts can be tolerated after eating protein.
s thyroiditis and was wondering if anyone knows of any good books about the condition. From reading posts it seems like diet and other things can affect thyroid. Still searching for a doctor who will address my symptoms despite my "normal" values. Until then I want/need to do what I can to feel better. Any book recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
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