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Ch Ch Ch Chia
Remember those chia pets that were all the rage in the 70s? How did that happen? I guess that’s what makes things a fad. Pet rocks, Mexican jumping beans, and the best- streaking. FADS from the 70s/early 80s were … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Health Trends, Living Well Informed, Nutrition, Women
Tagged antioxidants, calcium, cancer, cancer prevention, chia, chia seeds, crab, fat, fats, fish, flax, flax seeds, healthy fats, Heather Lounsbury, hemp seeds, kale, Nutrition, omega 3s, potassium, protein, sesame seeds, vegan, walnuts
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Always Coca Cola
Coca Cola, Pepsi , Mountain Dew, Sprite. You name it. I’m not a fan. Patients and loved ones often wonder why I’m so against drinking soda. One can of Coke has the equivalent of 10 teaspoons of sugar. 10. Almost … Continue reading
Posted in Going Green, Health Trends, Living Well Informed, Nutrition
Tagged accupuncture, acupuncture, addict, addiction, artificial sweeteners, big mac, coca cola, cookies, diabetes, donuts, fat, health, heart disease, Heather Lounsbury, kale, Los Angeles, mcdonalds, mountain dew, Nutrition, nuts, obesity, overweight, Santa Monica, seaweed, soda, sprite, sugar, walnuts, weight gain, weight loss
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Something Fishy With Your Fish
Fish. Most people think it’s the perfect food for getting your protein and essential fats. A majority of doctors recommend at least 2 servings a week. Eating seafood regularly healthy or completely safe is a … Continue reading
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Tagged crab, fat, fats, fish, flax, flax seeds, fukushima, healthy fats, Heather Lounsbury, hemp seeds, kale, mercury poisoning, Nutrition, radiation, sardines, seafood, sesame seeds, vegan, walnuts
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Are YOU Addicted?
Got you, didn’t I? Addiction is such a buzzword. Most people associate addiction with skid row types or the weak willed. The very opposite is true. All of my patients are addicted to something, but usually it’s to … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Health Trends, Living Well Informed, Nutrition, Women
Tagged accupuncture, acupuncture, addict, addiction, artificial sweeteners, big mac, cake, cereal, cookies, diabetes, donuts, dopamine, fat, health, heart disease, Heather Lounsbury, hemp seeds, kale, Los Angeles, mcdonalds, Nutrition, nuts, obesity, omega 3s, oreos, overweight, Santa Monica, seaweed, soda, sugar, walnuts, weight gain, weight loss
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Radiation- What to Do?!?!?
I’ve had so many patients ask about the potential side effects of radiation hitting the West Coast. This gives me a chance to talk about my favorite subject- FOOD. Whole Grains & Legumes Brown rice should be lightly roasted to … Continue reading
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Tagged acupuncture, alkaline, alkalizing, avocado, baking soda, beets, body, bone marrow, bread, cancer, carrots, chard, cilantro, clay, coffee, dairy, detoxification, Epsom salt, garlic, healing, health, Heather Lounsbury, immune system, iodide, Japan, kale, kelp, kidneys, lemon, liver, miso, nori, nuclear, Nutrition, organic, potassium iodide, radiation, Reishi, Santa Monica, sea salt, sea vegetables, side effects, soda, sugar, thyroid, toxicity, toxins, tumeric, yams
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Popeye was almost right
But he should have eaten fresh spinach instead of canned. It’s a great source of iron, which increases the health of your blood, especially red blood cells. Red blood cells in turn feed your muscles, among many other things, and … Continue reading
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