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  • Bio-availability?

    Bioavailability refers to the amount a nutrient is actually absorbed and used by the body. Certain compounds in foods may diminish or enhance the bioavailability of different minerals in the gut. The phytates and oxalates of leafy vegetables hinder both iron and calcium absorption, while vitamin C and vitamin D enhance it. Dietary lipids are…

  • About Trace Minerals

    Most important Trace Minerals Zinc: Zinc is involved in the synthesis and stabilization of proteins, DNA and RNA, as well as in playing a structural role in membranes. Zinc also helps regulate gene transcription and is needed for sperm production and fetal growth. A mild deficiency could lead to diabetes, AIDS, inflammatory bowel disease, alcoholism,…

  • About your Minerals

    Like other plants and animals, we humans rely on organic and inorganic nutrients to support our cellular processes and the structural components that keep us alive. Minerals are essential for our health and must be obtained from food, as the human body cannot produce them. Plants have been a major dietary source of minerals. Since…

  • What besides Foods?

    Relevant aspects besides the foods: Daily Water Needs: Your weight in kgs equals #oz of filtered, vortexed water, for proper hydration, and naturally flushing of the uric acid from the body. Large amounts of organic Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, including garlic, celery seeds, alfalpha, berries, and lots of vitamin C throughout the day. Select a…

  • About Lactic Acid

    Lactic acid does not exist as an acid in the body. When the “lactic acid” concentration is measured in the blood, another form, called “lactate”, is determined. Lactate and lactic acid have different physiological effects. Stiffness after a strenuous event comes mostly from damage to the muscle, not an accumulation of lactic acid or lactic…

  • Purines/Pyrimidines

    Purines and Pyrimidines are the building blocks of our DNA & RNA. They carry the genetic code for all living creatures. A purine consists of a hexagonal shaped pyrimidine ring fused to a pentagonal shaped imidazole ring: purine = pyrimidine  + imidazole Our DNA molecule is the result of playful interactions Our DNA molecule contains…

  • What Foods to avoid?

    All foods below can be responsible for excessive uric acid production. Even though some do not contain purines, they can still cause the system to produce uric acid. They are as follows: alcohol, anchovies, asparagus, cauliflower, mushrooms, consommé, herring, meat gravies, broth, bouillon, mussels, sardines, red meats, organ meats, processed meats, fried foods, roasted nuts,…

  • Uric Acid Treatment

    Kidneys stones range in color and also in size, from a grain of sand to huge deposits. They consist of pure monosodium urate, calcium oxalate, or calcium phosphate. They form in the collecting tubules, pelvis, or ureters, and cause obstruction, dilatation, and atrophy. Eventually, this will lead to acute kidney failure. Gout is for about…

  • About Gout

    Cell replacement makes ‘old’ cells to release purines (DNA’s core elements), which then break down in uric acid. These acids are then excreted in the urine by the kidneys.       purine                    uric acid An overproduction of uric acids will lead to the formation of tiny, shard-like crystals. The body then reacts by producing white blood…

  • Exorcism or Exhortation?

    There may be some resemblance to exorcism in this command or exhortation, but it is different from any known rituals practiced by religious officiants. Traditional exorcism rituals assume there is an outside source (Entity) possessing the body of a human being and thus the cause of ill-being. However, we have often observed that we created…