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Pesto for Pasta (gluten-free)

Pesto for Pasta (gluten-free)

Ingredients 1 cup walnuts ¼ cup cold-pressed olive oil ¼ cup water 1/3 cup nutritional yeast 2 cups fresh chopped parsley 4 cloves garlic 1 teaspoon salt Directions Blend all ingredients together until smooth. Pour over 1 pound of cooked pasta of your choice. Gluten...

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Nutritional Oncology

Nutritional Oncology

In spite of the following facts: In the U.S.A. The cruelty of cancer touches about one in three people. One out of eight women develop cancer of the breast. One in six men who are older than 70 years, gets cancer of the prostate. Cancer is the number two cause of...

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Live Better and Longer

Live Better and Longer

Dinner is served. Grandmother Sally, alert and happy, is facing her first meal, in some time, at her son’s California ranch style home. Her son Clyde is a comfortably settled dairy cattleman who loves his wife Lela’s cooking, a bit too much—Uncle Clyde believes in...

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The Forgotten Key to Successful Weight Loss

The Forgotten Key to Successful Weight Loss

If one-third of your assets depend upon the success of a particular company, you would likely monitor its progress closely. Time is also a valuable resource; we spend about one-third of our lives sleeping. How does lack of sleep contribute to the rising rates of...

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Hydrotherapy: Pain

Hydrotherapy: Pain

Pain seems to be a very common word in every language or dialect around the world, for pain is a universal human experience. Almost every person that comes to the Desert Spring Therapy Center in Desert Hot Springs, California, comes with a complaint of pain. What is...

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There Is Sunshine In My Soul

There Is Sunshine In My Soul

Studies show that up to 90% of the vitamin D in our bodies is obtained from our skin being exposed to sunlight. Exposure to sunlight converts cholesterol in the skin to vitamin D, which is then absorbed into the bloodstream by the capillaries. As it passes through the...

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