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Fad diet awareness Videos
- 1. FAD DIET AWARENESS 1 12 15
- 2. Dr. Shyam Bhat: The Best Diet for You - Cultivating Body Awareness
- 3. Ahmed El-Sohemy: Celiac disease and the gluten-free fad
- 4. Emotional Eating Causes and Solutions (Ultimate Results)
- 5. Hangout With Matt Monarch April 7, 2015
FAD DIET AWARENESS 1 12 15
Dr. Shyam Bhat: The Best Diet for You - Cultivating Body Awareness
Fad diets come and go, and yet you may be struggling with your weight. Medical science can never agree on what is good for you and what works best. With all ...
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on 10 Sep 2015
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Fadou Bebo
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on 12 Oct 2015
Very intersting..Thank you
Ahmed El-Sohemy: Celiac disease and the gluten-free fad
Ahmed El-Sohemy, PhD, an associate professor of nutritional sciences at the University of Toronto, talked about the gluten-free fad with TVO's Tim Alamenciak.
Emotional Eating Causes and Solutions (Ultimate Results)
Emotional Eating Solutions and tips. Emotional eating is the practice of consuming large quantities of food -- usually "comfort" or junk food -- in response to ...
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The Book Incarnate
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on 11 May 2015
BOREDOM??!! Oh, God... Dude, do you know what you just did? If only I could
like this video 1 million times! Every day, I go on the computer for 3
hours before I go to bed. Everyone's sleeping at this time and I'm just
trying to look for something to do on YouTube. If I get bored with that,
then I go to the Xbox to play video games. All in all, I'm bored as all
freakin hell through that whole time anyway. I also take my sleeping pills
3 hours before bed too. If this is what's making me eat so much, then I
need a better hobby.
Hangout With Matt Monarch April 7, 2015
Matt Monarch answers live health Q&A from his fans, friends, and customers. Discussion includes: raw foods vs. cooked wholefoods, dietary recommendations ...
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goldeneaglevideo
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on 08 Apr 2015
"HONEY PULLING" - Applied topically to wounds - reported by a friend - a
diabetic foot ulcer was healed and avoided the scheduled amputation.
ALSO - RAW honey rubbed into the nasal corner of the eye - draws out toxins
- personally increased visual acuity from 20/200 to 20/30 - by this form of
"Honey Pulling" - since the eye is an extension of the brain - this would
likely pull out toxins that have crossed the "blood-brain barrier" - that
interfere with motor coordination, memory, cognition, perceptual speed &
accuracy, etc.
goldeneaglevideo
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on 13 Apr 2015
I just heard about it also so I am not an expert on it but will investigate more someone i know used it to correct their vision. Reliable source and highly educated also.I know you put it on the nasal corner of the eyes so not directly on the eye ...I tried once it stung a little but Iam sure things go differently depending on whats going on with each person's eyes/brain
Peyton Rivers
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on 13 Apr 2015
+goldeneaglevideo Hi! I'm so interested in the honey pulling for the eyes. This is the first time I heard of it. So how do you do it - just place the equivalent of a few drops of "thick raw honey" like I have into the eye with an eye dropper? I always knew honey is healthy but wow! You should do a youtube video on this. I've had sore eyes all my life - could this really help? Does it cause blurriness for a few minutes? Thanks!!
Live awesome.. I'm on only 15% meat now... It's coming down but difficult
to quit totally. It will be a slow process...
+Julie Flores LOL The cravings LOL Yummy LOL
Julie Flores
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on 13 Apr 2015
I love chocolate cake and eat it at every family gathering, I would like to eliminate these chocolate deliciousnesses from my guilty pleasures, but I do agree it is extremely difficult. I have cake cravings about once a moth and tend to placate them. Yet also I have hard learned myself to eat fresh fruits and vegetables every day, as I see you have. :) +TONYLOUIS105, BOXING, FITTNESS, HEALTH, DIET & MEDITATION
+Julie Flores Hi Julie, I know it is tough... I am happy with my progress and went on this crusade because of the poisons added to our foods for profit.. It's like a silent cancer death waiting to happen if we continue consuming as much meat as we did... I have always eaten healthy but use to drink fizzy drinks eat chocolate often, crisps, bread, and meat etc.. I have cut them all out and have chocolate only on occasions like Christmas and eater.. I do also have the occasional chocolate cravings... I have cut out ilk cheese and butter... To go completely raw is tough & I don't know if I want to totally go raw... I believe that a balanced diet & happiness is more important
Julie Flores
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on 13 Apr 2015
+TONYLOUIS105, BOXING, FITTNESS, HEALTH, DIET & MEDITATION I've been a striving (to be vegan) pescetarian for some time now. Low blood sugar from genetics and a wild past are my excuse. Consuming nuts, legumes, and raw sprout protein formula is difficult on a continual basis. But I will get there. I'm not sure if I will completely go raw. :)
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