• 09Jan

    http://www.care2.com/greenliving/7-tips-to-help-your-gut.html?page=1

    7 Tips to Help Your Gut

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  • 24Jan

    A tea bag of licorice root coupled with a tea bag of peppermint makes a wonderful cup of tea.
    This tea is GREAT for flu time – sore throats, sinuses, colds, allergies, stomach problems and digestion. It tastes good!
    M says, “I think this may be what the wonderful Aveda tea is made of. Sure tastes like it. And of course licorice root tea is available on vitacost.com.”
    We’ve been using the straight licorice bark lately. Just break off a piece and let is simmer in the tea. It’s strong and wonderful.

  • 05Nov

    http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6A43IG20101105

    NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Red-meat
    lovers may have a greater likelihood of
    developing certain cancers of the throat and
    stomach than people who limit their intake of
    steaks and hamburgers, a new study suggests.

    Researchers found that among nearly 500,000
    older U.S. adults followed for a decade, only a
    small number developed cancers of the
    esophagus or stomach. However, the risks
    were relatively greater among those who ate a
    lot of red meat, or certain compounds
    generated from cooking meat.

    Overall, study participants in the top 20
    percent for red-meat intake were 79 percent
    more likely than those in the bottom 20
    percent to develop esophageal squamous cell
    carcinoma — a cancer that arises in the lining
    of the upper part of the esophagus.

    Meanwhile, the risk of a type of cancer in the
    upper portion of the stomach near the
    esophagus (gastric cardia) was elevated among
    men and women with the highest estimated
    intake of one form of heterocyclic amine
    (HCA). HCAs are compounds that form when
    meat is cooked using high-temperature
    methods, such as grilling over an open flame;
    they have been found to cause cancer in lab
    animals.

    The findings, reported in the American Journal
    of Gastroenterology, do not prove that red
    meat promotes the two cancers, the
    researchers emphasize.

    But the results add to what has been an
    uncertain body of evidence on the link
    between red meat and esophageal and
    stomach cancers.

    A 2007 research review by the World Cancer
    Research Fund and American Institute for
    Cancer Research, both non-profit groups,
    concluded that red and processed meats were
    associated with a “limited suggestive increased
    risk” of esophageal cancer.

  • 18Feb

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