Author: PipeTabor

Nutrition and Diet

Fruit Consumption May Reduce Risk of Aneurysm

Include 2 fruits daily in your diet–note that fruit JUICE does NOT count. AANP via Circulation – High Intake Of Fruits May Reduce Aortic Aneurysm Risk – (Wednesday, August 21, 2013)–Scientists have found that a diet high in fruit might decrease the risk of developing an abdominal aortic aneurysm, which is often fatal. (This is […]

Cancer, Nutrition and Diet

Celery to Fight Cancer?

Well, research has revealed that a component in celery does in fact appear to fight cancers. Not enough in normal diet to fight cancer, but certainly celery and artichokes should be included in our diets!  They provide good nutrients and fiber, too.

Aging, Diabetes, Nutrition and Diet

More News on the Dangers of Sugar

This article includes both interesting news and shocking news. First, the most shocking to me is that the “National Research Council recommends that added sugar should not account for more than 25 percent of a person’s diet.”  And that this doesn’t include sugars from fruits, etc. Wow, that’s a lot […]

Healthy Home and Garden

Support Our Bees–Start From Seeds!

Such sad news . . .  those of us planting flowers to help support bees may in fact be contributing to their demise. The Pesticide Research Group reports that neonicotinoids, the pesticides implicated in Colony Collapse Disorder, are found in plants sold at nurseries! To quote:  “Unfortunately, pollinator friendly nursery […]

Gluten

Gluten-free Dating

It may sound silly at first blush, but there is now a gluten-free dating site. For those that have gluten intolerance or Celiac disease, this may be very helpful. I have no knowledge of the effectiveness or integrity of this service, but pass it along in case it may be […]

Allergies, Children's Health, Nutrition and Diet

Reduce Food Allergy Development In Children With Whole Food

Encouraging news! Introduction of vegetables and fruits with avoidance of packaged/processed foods has been shown to reduce the risk of developing food allergies later. As a naturopathic physician, I recommend introduction first of veggies, then fruits, then fats and proteins. Foods may be customized per individual patient needs, of course. […]