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Water from a water fountain is a gamble, at best. It is often contaminated with chemicals such as chlorine, fluoride, mold and rust. When we’re out and about, in a pinch without quality filtered or spring water, it’s best to drink water that’s available than to become dehydrated. Observing the water fountain for […]
When on GAPS, removing the toxic overload from the body is essential to flushing out the pathogens that cause GAPS illnesses. Dr. Natasha recommends dropping lotions and potions , as she calls it, from the daily regimen to reduce the chemical overload. She recommends not using chemically filled soaps as the skin is the largest […]
Croup is a common respiratory challenge most evident in children involving inflammation and mucous resulting in a heart stopping barking cough. This infection of the upper airway is scary for the child and the parent. Croup is most often brought on by a virus and can go away on its own in three to seven […]
“Fat in stools means that not enough bile is being released from the gallbladder to emulsify fats. The most common reason in GAPS patients is gallstones. A gallstone is a clump of infection or a fragment of a worm, coated by bile: this is a defence reaction the liver has, when pathogens get into the […]
We recently took a trip to COSI, the Center Of Science and Industry in Columbus, Ohio and it shocked me that they showed no ill effects from smart meters. Many people across the world are experiencing illness, anger, irritability, inability to sleep and other side effects from their smart meters yet it’s not […]
Getting a new car, a new mattress, a new carpet or eating a sandwich on a fluffy slice of soft bread is not just part of life it’s comforting. However, for some these things are dangerous and cause extreme illness.
Bromine was introduced to baked good products in 1970s as a dough conditioner. It is […]
Chemicals, molds, sex hormones and estrogens hidden in our milk supply are being blamed for illness and weight gain. “There are, on average, 20 different chemicals and medications,” said Dr Josh Axe, physician to professional athletes and author of The Real Food Diet Cookbook. He goes on to say, “There are an average of 5 […]
