Posted by continuum wellness on Sep 23 2008
If you are keeping up with the news of the American financial crisis, the sheer magnitude of the events and ill governance it should cause you to pause. What is going on? What is money? Where does money come from? This fascinating, simple and well done video will provide answers. [...]
Tags: banking system, banks, credit, debt, debt as money, economy, financial meltdown, financial slavery, money creation, sustainable economics, usury, what is debt, what is money
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Posted by continuum wellness on Sep 23 2008
I found this recipe and wanted to share it with my readers. If your little ones have a sweet tooth, well, and you too, this recipe could make for a fun Saturday afternoon. Homemade vegan candy corn.
Tags: candy, family fun, Halloween candy, recipes, Saturday afternoon fun, sweet tooth, vegan candy
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Posted by continuum wellness on Sep 23 2008
The Indonesian villager know as the “Tree Man” for massive bark-like warts on his body returned home today after doctors removed six kilograms (which is equal to slightly over 6 pounds) of the growths.
Dede, a 37-year-old from rural West Java, was taken home from Bandung city after nine months of operations to remove the woody [...]
Tags: dede tree man, HPV, Java tree man, odd medical news, rare skin conditions, tree man update, vitamin A, warts
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Posted by continuum wellness on Sep 23 2008
What is Quercetin?
Quercetin is a flavonol and antioxidant which is found in plant foods, such as onions, broccoli, apples, red wine, tea and coffee. Yea, plants. Onions and garlic are rich sources of the potent anti-cancer bioflavonoid quercetin. Cooking onions does not destroy the effectiveness of quercetin.
Health Benefits of Quercetin
Benefits of quercetin: reduces [...]
Tags: benefits anti-oxidants, bioflavonoids, food as medicine, health benefits of garlic, health benefits of onion, how to reduce inflammation, prostate health, prostatitis, quercetin
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Posted by continuum wellness on Sep 23 2008
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will deny calls to set drinking water safety standards for the chemical perchlorate, documents show.
The federal agency says there’s no need to legally regulate the chemical, a component of rocket fuel found in soil and groundwater that affects thyroid development in newborns and young children, a draft of the decision, [...]
Tags: drinking water safety, environmental toxins, environmental waste, epa, groundwater, perchlorate
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