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Change of season soup

When seasons change, and temperature gets colder, the body uses all its resources to adapt to this changes, this makes us prone to catch colds and flu.

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Bone Broth Benefits

This would be a great idea to prepare now that is winter and that the respiratory and stomach viruses are every where, it would help build your immune system and protect your Gut lining.

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What's for dessert?

Are you always craving for something sweet? Here is an option that will indulge your cravings, and is loaded with antioxidants, fiber and Omega 3.

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Coconut oil for a better smile :)

Coconut oil is know for his many benefits, but did you know that it could be use to improve your dental health? His anti-bacterial properties can help combat infections and prevent future cavities or gum disease. How can this be done? Try Coconut Oil Pulling.

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7 Tips to help you eat Slowly

Modern life is fast paced, we have due dates that we need to meet and chores that need to be done by the end of the day. We drive through to get coffee and drink it while driving, because there is no time to drink it after. Eat in the office in front of the computer, as we need to finish the spreadsheet. In this busy, fast life we have lost the sense of eating and enjoy a meal.

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STOP! smoking

Is well known that smoking affects the lungs and heart and puts people at greater risk for heart attacks and stroke, lung cancer (as well as throat, bladder, kidney, mouth, esophagus, colon and rectal cancers), and emphysema. Furthermore, smoking increases blood pressure and cholesterol, decreases sense of smell and taste, decreases fertility levels, and contributes to early menopause.

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