Of Super Mice and Supermen, and the Magic Apples of AvalonWritten by Katrina Kern
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Modern Medical Marvels Phytochemicals in baby apple skins may be closest thing to “magic” to come out of labs since penicillin. The list of health conditions that these botanical compounds improve or prevent is truly impressive. Apple phytochemicals are showing promising test results in 3 of 5 leading disease killers of Americans, including seven types of cancer, heart disease, and diabetes. Apple polyphenols are 6 times more powerful than vitamin C against human cancer cells in lab tests. They may prevent asthma attacks, inhibit dental carries, lower cholesterol, and stabilize insulin response. Recently, scientists from Cornell University proposed that extracts from apples “could reduce risk of neurodegenerative disease such as AD (Alzheimer’s Disease)." But unfortunately, an “apple a day” won’t keep doctor away. Polyphenols in ordinary grocery store apples are lost through ripening, storage and processing. Immature green apples, which are too bitter to eat, contain up to 10 times more polyphenols than mature fruit. And in nearly every study, test animals are not eating whole apples. They are given dehydrated, highly concentrated powder extracted from apple skins, richest source of these phytochemicals. The blessing of these natural botanicals are our inheritance as children of legendary Goddess, Gaia. Her crown jewels are fruit of trees, and blossoms of rain forest. And her most precious emerald gems-- baby apples-- may one day reverse aging, cure disease, and help her children realize their ultimate perfect health and longevity.

Katrina Kern is an author, women's health counselor and former practicing nurse. More information on these exciting health discoveries, and her new e-book, "How to Absolutely, Positively Know When Your Body is Burning Fat," are available now at http://www.applepoly.com/bellyfat/. You can find a link there for current medical studies and breaking news on apple phytochemicals.
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Permanent weight loss requires you to be informed about what foods have good nutritional value and what ones don’t. You don’t need to take a college nutrition course but you do need to know some basic “nutrition 101” principles. To be successful with your weight loss and lifetime management you need to know difference between proteins, fats and carbohydrates. You need to know how much protein you should be eating, how many carbohydrates and what kinds of fats. You can easily reach your weight-loss goals by just knowing what, when and how much to eat. People get confused about dieting and weight-loss. They make it way too complicated and stressful. Who needs more stress when you’re trying to lose weight? It doesn’t have to be that way. You just need some sound nutrition principles, a list of right foods that you like, an organized and efficient way to shop and cook meals, and an automatic daily routine that includes exercise. Here’s a life changing tip; instead of being a creature of bad habits just decide to become a creature of good habits. Don’t waste your time trying to break bad habits just put a good one over top of bad one. One-by-one, step-by-step. I call that replacement behavior trick. I’ve developed many strategies like this for my own weight loss battle. Look, goal is to lose weight, right? Not stress and complicate things. Make weight loss simple by developing an automatic daily routine. It really can be as simple as that. Copyright © 2005 Sheri Graber. All rights reserved. This article may be freely distributed electronically or in print as long as author's bio and links are included.

Sheri Graber lost 87 lbs. in six months following a simple plan. She writes and speaks about obesity and weight-loss to help others experience their own weight-loss success. She is the author of Automatic Weight Loss Plan: Program Yourself Slim The Simple Simon Way. www.AutomaticWeightLossPlan.com
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