Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": INNER HEALING POWER!

May 1, 2007

INNER HEALING POWER!

I'LL BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW THAT YOU... Don"t need to take pain pills...CHERRIES can ease the ache of arhtritis. Don't have to battle high blood pressure... A MUFFIN can drop it like a rock.. PREVENT ASTMA ATTACKS WITH APPLES! It seems that eating just two apples or more each week reduces the risk of asthma up to almost half. The likely reason that apples are very high in a flavonoid called"quercetin" which seems to protect lungs against inflammation due to pollutants like cigarette smoke.....SUPER-CHARGE YOUR BRAIN! JUST A LITTLE CAN STAVE OFF MEMORY....you"ve ever expierence brain fog in the late afternoon, here's good news for you that can sweep that fog away and boost your brain power just by drinking a single cup of coffee in the afternoon. Give your brain an added fuel injection by stirring in a spoonful of of sugar. OPEN A STUFFY NOSE WITHOUT DRUGS! Block your body's allergy response before it starts. KIWI FRUIT contain enough vitamin C to not only stop histamines cold, but also keep histamines from latching onto receptors that tell your sytem to start sniffling and sneezing.. This and that tid-bits

2 comments:

steven wilson said...: A interesting read on natural pain control,and cures.Always interested in natural ways of dealing with just such.

Steven Wilson; 5/01/2007
Anonymous said...: interesting article on pain control. I am a long time sufferer of ankylosing spondylitis and most meds do little to help and I firmly believe that whatever medication you take, your body soon becomes immune to it. I stopped taking meds several years ago and just let things run their course and overall I feel better for it.
Take care all and be safe online
cotojo
http://cotojo.wordpress.com; 5/03/2007

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