Overcoming Arthritis: Ancient Truths, Natural Remedies by Dr. Don Colbert God, the Healer, wants you to be physically healthy so you can serve Him with all your strength and enjoy life to its fullest. Did you know that arthritis is one of the earliest documented afflictions in history? Thankfully, this ancient disease also has a [...]
Eight Steps to Eliminating Allergies by Dr. Don Colbert Let’s see, you’re not even sure what you’re allergic to – if anything. You can still prevent many allergic reactions long before they begin, or reverse them once they’ve started, by taking some simple nutritional steps. Here are eight important ways to take it a little [...]
Children’s Supplements by Dr. Don Colbert While most parents try hard to make nutritious meals for their family, most children find the appeal of refined, fried, fast, and junk food simply overwhelming. And, sadly, increasingly easy to buy and consume, as well. From kindergarten through 12th grade, in both grade schools and high schools, vending [...]
What is Jordan Rubin doing now? by Gail bowman Jordan is ranching! He has bought a couple of large organic ranches and is working to produce organic meats, cheeses, cultured dairy products, etc. He is not really ready to ship yet, but is expecting to be ready late this year. The name of his new [...]
Living Food vs. Dead Food by Dr. Don Colbert All foods are not created equal. In fact, some foods should not be labeled “food” but rather “consumable product” or “edible, but void of nourishment.” Living foods were created for our consumption. They exist in a raw or close-to-raw state. Living foods include fruits, vegetables, grains, [...]
D-Mannose for Urinary Tract Infections by Gail Bowman I get calls from people who are suffering from UTIs all the time. A UTI is the most horrible pain, and there is nothing that you can do for yourself to help. The doctor will tell you to “drink Cranberry juice”. Well, the insensitive doctor that tells [...]
In Fighting Radiation and Chemical Pollutants with Foods, Herbs, and Vitamins (Vitality, 1991), Steven Schecter tells us that both black and green tea showed radioprotective effects whether taken before or after exposure to radiation. Among other modes of operation, tea catechins absorb radioactive isotopes and remove them from the body before they do damage. The action is similar he says, to that of sodium alginate (the active ingredient in kelp seaweed).
Eating any amount of reishi, or cordyceps (mushrooms) reduces damage from radiation.
The study found that the cell cycle, which is the division cells go through, was interrupted. This is crucial information, Suzanne Talcott said, because it indicates a possible mechanism for how the cancer cells are prevented or stopped.
Grains and seeds are rich sources of nutrients—but when they are soaked or sprouted, they can become nutritional powerhouses. In a nutshell, here’s why: The germination process (sprouting) produces vitamin C and increases carotenoids and vitamin B content, especially vitamins B2 (riboflavin) , B5 (pantothenic acid), and B6 (pyridoxine). Even more importantly, sprouting neutralizes phytic acid, a substance present in the bran of all seeds that inhibits the absorption of calcium, magnesium, iron and zinc.
Hard-heartedness is defined as “an absence of concern for the welfare of others,” being “cold-hearted,” or “lacking in feeling; pitiless; cold.” The Bible contains numerous references to people being hard-hearted, and none of them carry positive connotations or results. One such reference is found in the person of Pharaoh.