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HEADACHES : FISH (PROTEIN)
Eat lots of fish as fish oil helps to
prevent headaches. So does ginger
which reduces inflammation and pain.
HAYFEVER : YOGHURT
Eat lots of yoghurt before pollen
season.
STROKES : TEA
Prevents buildup of fatty deposit
on artery walls with regular doses
of tea.
INSOMNIA : HONEY
Use Honey as a tranquilizer and
as a sedative.
ASTHMA : ONIONS (RED)
Eating onions helps ease
constriction of bronchial tubes.
ARTHRITIS : FISH
Salmon, tuna, mackerel and
sardines actually prevent arthritis.
UPSET STOMACH : BANANAS,
GINGER : Bananas will settle an
upset stomach. Ginger cures
morning sickness and nausea.
BLADDER INFECTIONS :
CRANBERRY JUICE : High-acid
cranberry juice controls harmful
bacteria.
BONES PROBLEMS :
PINEAPPLE Bones fractures and
osteoporosis can be prevented by
the manganese in pineapple.
PMS : CORNFLAKES
Women can ward off the effects of
PMS with cornflakes, which help
reduce depression, anxiety & fatigue.
MEMORY PROBLEMS : OYSTERS
Oysters help increase your mental
functioning by supplying much needed
zinc.
COUGH : RED PEPPER
A substance similar to that found
in cough syrup is found in hot red
pepper.
BREAST CANCER : WHEAT
BRAN, CABBAGE : Wheat bran
and cabbage help maintain
estrogen at healthy levels.
LUNG CANCER : ORANGE,
GREEN VEGETABLES : A good
antidote is beta-carotene, a form of
Vitamin A found in orange & green
vegetables.
ULCERS : CABBAGE
Cabbage contains chemical that
help heal both type of ulcers.
DIARREA : APPLES
Crate an apple with its skin. Let it
turn brown and eat it to this
condition.
CLOGGED ARTERIES :
AVOCADOS
Mono-unsaturated fat in avocados
lower cholesterol.
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE :
OLIVE OIL, CELERY : Olive oil has
been shown to lower blood pressure.
Celery contains a chemical that lowers
blood pressure too.
BLOOD SUGAR IMBALANCE :
BROCOLLI, PEANUTS : The
chromium in broccoli and peanuts helps
regulate insulin and blood sugar.
ATTACH TO REFRIGERATOR
DOOR, WALL OR THE
BULLETIN BOARD FOR HANDY
REFERENCE.
NEVER SICK AGAIN
quite informative.
HEADACHES : FISH (PROTEIN)
Eat lots of fish as fish oil helps to
prevent headaches. So does ginger
which reduces inflammation and pain.
HAYFEVER : YOGHURT
Eat lots of yoghurt before pollen
season.
STROKES : TEA
Prevents buildup of fatty deposit
on artery walls with regular doses
of tea.
INSOMNIA : HONEY
Use Honey as a tranquilizer and
as a sedative.
ASTHMA : ONIONS (RED)
Eating onions helps ease
constriction of bronchial tubes.
ARTHRITIS : FISH
Salmon, tuna, mackerel and
sardines actually prevent arthritis.
UPSET STOMACH : BANANAS,
GINGER : Bananas will settle an
upset stomach. Ginger cures
morning sickness and nausea.
BLADDER INFECTIONS :
CRANBERRY JUICE : High-acid
cranberry juice controls harmful
bacteria.
BONES PROBLEMS :
PINEAPPLE Bones fractures and
osteoporosis can be prevented by
the manganese in pineapple.
PMS : CORNFLAKES
Women can ward off the effects of
PMS with cornflakes, which help
reduce depression, anxiety & fatigue.
MEMORY PROBLEMS : OYSTERS
Oysters help increase your mental
functioning by supplying much needed
zinc.
COUGH : RED PEPPER
A substance similar to that found
in cough syrup is found in hot red
pepper.
BREAST CANCER : WHEAT
BRAN, CABBAGE : Wheat bran
and cabbage help maintain
estrogen at healthy levels.
LUNG CANCER : ORANGE,
GREEN VEGETABLES : A good
antidote is beta-carotene, a form of
Vitamin A found in orange & green
vegetables.
ULCERS : CABBAGE
Cabbage contains chemical that
help heal both type of ulcers.
DIARREA : APPLES
Crate an apple with its skin. Let it
turn brown and eat it to this
condition.
CLOGGED ARTERIES :
AVOCADOS
Mono-unsaturated fat in avocados
lower cholesterol.
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE :
OLIVE OIL, CELERY : Olive oil has
been shown to lower blood pressure.
Celery contains a chemical that lowers
blood pressure too.
BLOOD SUGAR IMBALANCE :
BROCOLLI, PEANUTS : The
chromium in broccoli and peanuts helps
regulate insulin and blood sugar.
ATTACH TO REFRIGERATOR
DOOR, WALL OR THE
BULLETIN BOARD FOR HANDY
REFERENCE.
NEVER SICK AGAIN
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