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How to make the most powerful natural antibiotic! [Louise’s Elixir Recipe]

18/09/2017 By Louise Ross-Campbell 1 Comment

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Make the most powerful natural antibiotic elixir at home! Fight infections and kill parasites. Kick coughs and colds, the flu virus, throat and other infections like sinusitis, stomach bugs and candida without prescription antibiotics! Louise’s Elixir Recipe This antibiotic elixir strengthens your immune system and has potent antiviral, antibiotic and antifungal properties. It purifies the blood, boosts blood circulation and supports lymph nodes and lymph flow through the body. Its effectiveness is due to the combination of high quality, natural, fresh, … [Read more...] about How to make the most powerful natural antibiotic! [Louise’s Elixir Recipe]

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Healthy Food, Nutrition Tagged With: apple cider vinegar, avoid antibiotics, elixir, ginger, Louise's Elixir, manuka honey, natural antibiotic, oregano oil, turmeric

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Avoid Antibiotics: How To Use Natural Antibiotics Hiding In Your Kitchen

20/05/2017 By Louise Ross-Campbell Leave a Comment

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Every year, there are a rapidly increasing number of good reasons to avoid antibiotics so the best question to ask is "How?" Here's why and how to use natural antibiotics which you most likely already have hiding in your pantry. The Health Implications of Antibiotics By 1940, antibiotics had come into widespread use causing both doctors and people to gradually forget about natural antibiotics for resolving infections. This change in medical practice has, in recent decades, led to the overuse of antibiotics and the rise of antibiotic resistant superbugs such as … [Read more...] about Avoid Antibiotics: How To Use Natural Antibiotics Hiding In Your Kitchen

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Health Research, Nutrition Tagged With: avoid antibiotics, elixir, Garlic, ginger, Louise's Elixir, manuka honey, natural antibiotic, olive leaf, oregano oil, turmeric

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Is There Too Much Sugar in Your Day?

11/09/2015 By Louise Ross-Campbell 1 Comment

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You don’t need to be eating lollies, cakes, biscuits, slices, muffins, ice cream, and chocolates, or drinking soft drinks to be consuming too much sugar; there are many types of sugar in many types of foods. Most people are suprised by the amount of sugar that is in what are considered ‘healthy’ or ‘natural’ foods. Health conscious people are attracted to labeling that says ‘natural’, ‘organic’, ‘low fat’ ‘no added-sugar’ but sometimes these food products can have just as much sugar as their processed equivalents. I was always reading labels, checking … [Read more...] about Is There Too Much Sugar in Your Day?

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Nutrition, Weight Loss Tagged With: aspertame, brown sugar, caramel, coconut sugar, dates, dried fruit, free sugar, fruit, fruit sugar, low fat, natural, no added sugar, organic, sucrose, sugar, sugar free, sugars, that sugar film

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If I Don’t Eat Wheat, What Can I Eat??

20/08/2015 By Louise Ross-Campbell Leave a Comment

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The thought of excluding wheat-containing foods for most people seems impossible, but many people are now choosing a wheat-free diet. Scientific research is now giving us many good reasons to avoid wheat-containing products as they are increasing the potential for a surprising number of health problems. Obesity, Heart Disease, Coeliac’s Disease, Systemic Inflammation of the Immune System, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) are all aggravated by wheat. Wheat increases blood sugar, aggravates and inflames our intestines and … [Read more...] about If I Don’t Eat Wheat, What Can I Eat??

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Healthy Food, Homeopathy, Nutrition Tagged With: arthritis, barley, coeliac's disease, fibromyalgia, gluten, gluten free, grains, heart disease, IBS, irritable bowel syndrome, leaky gut, oats, obesity, Rheumatoid arthritis, spelt, wheat, wheat free

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The Problem with Eating Wheat

11/08/2015 By Louise Ross-Campbell Leave a Comment

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WHEAT is in so many foods we eat. Some of us - especially our children - are eating it for breakfast, lunch and dinner! A typical Aussie day may include Wheat Bix, cereals, toast, crumpets, pancakes, muffins, biscuits, crackers, cakes, sandwiches, rolls, wraps, pies, pastries, pasta, pizzas and noodles. The thought of excluding these foods for most people seems impossible. But many people are now choosing a wheat-free diet. Scientific research is now giving us many good reasons to avoid wheat containing products, as they are increasing the potential for a … [Read more...] about The Problem with Eating Wheat

Filed Under: Children, Emotional Wellbeing, Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Healthy Food, Nutrition Tagged With: autoimmune diseases, blood sugar, coeliac, constipation, fibromyalgia, gluten, gluten free, gluten sensitivity, IBS, irritable bowel syndrome, leaky gut, lectins, obesity, phytates, Rheumatoid arthritis, systemic inflammation, wheat, wheat free

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Is My Dairy Free Child Getting Enough Calcium?

04/08/2015 By Louise Ross-Campbell Leave a Comment

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Is my DAIRY FREE child getting enough Calcium?? I am often advising and reassuring parents about their child’s dietary intake of Calcium. If your child is DAIRY FREE because of recurrent ear infections, mucous-y coughs and colds, lactose intolerance, digestive disturbances, constipation, allergies or dietary preferences you may also be asking the question. “Are they getting enough dietary calcium?” The good news is that there are many non-dairy dietary sources of CALCIUM. In fact NON-DAIRY sources can actually be a healthier more nutritious option. Many … [Read more...] about Is My Dairy Free Child Getting Enough Calcium?

Filed Under: Children, Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Healthy Food, Nutrition, Parenting Tagged With: calcium, calcium content in foods, dairy free, dairy free calcium content, dairy free kids, Dairy intolerance, ear infections, Glue ear, kids health, lactose free, non dairy

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Flaxseed May Help Reduce Blood Pressure

03/04/2013 By Jacqui Harrison Leave a Comment

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Flaxseed may help reduce blood pressure: Encouraging results from a recent study have shown that adding flaxseed to the diet of people with high blood pressure (BP) resulted in a significant reduction in both systolic and diastolic pressures. How much flaxseed may help reduce blood pressure? A double-blind, placebo-controlled study showed a significant drop in BP (10mm Hg systolic and 7mm Hg diastolic) following six months of ground flaxseed (30g/day in bagels, muffins, and buns) being added to the diets of people with peripheral arterial disease … [Read more...] about Flaxseed May Help Reduce Blood Pressure

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Health Research, Nutrition Tagged With: antioxidants, cholesterol, Flaxseed, flaxseed and high blood pressure, high blood pressure, omega 3

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Apples and pears reduce your stroke risk

12/03/2013 By Jacqui Harrison Leave a Comment

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White fruit and vegetables, including apples, pears, bananas, garlic, onion, cauliflower and cucumber have come up trumps for a 50% reduced stroke risk, in a large study of 20,069 men & women. White vegetables reduce  your stroke risk We have all heard about the health benefits of eating brightly coloured fruit and vegetables, so this is news to those of us who have embraced the concept of green, red, yellow and orange as the most healthful fruit/vege basket. This premise is based on the presence of particular pigmented compounds, such as carotenoids, … [Read more...] about Apples and pears reduce your stroke risk

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Health Research, Healthy Food, Nutrition Tagged With: antioxidants, apples, food as medicine, Garlic, stroke, stroke risk

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Garlic Great for Food Poisoning

14/05/2012 By Jacqui Harrison

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[byline_author] In a recent study, garlic has been found to be far more effective than the antibiotics most commonly used to treat food poisoning by Champhylobacter. One of the active chemicals in garlic, diallyl sulphide, was shown to be a much stronger and faster acting antimicrobial than erythromycin and ciprofloxacin. Champhylobacter is the most common food poisoning bacteria, especially from raw or undercooked poultry or from cross-contaminated via dirty surfaces and utensils. Previous studies have shown diallyl sulphide was also effective against other … [Read more...] about Garlic Great for Food Poisoning

Filed Under: Food as medicine, Good Health from the Pantry, Health Research, Healthy Food Tagged With: antibacterial, Camphylobacter, Food poisoning, Garlic, Health, Multi drug resistant bacteria

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