In Case You Missed It - October Highlights
Our October newsletters were filled to the brim with exciting articles and announcements.
In case you missed any of them, here are the highlights:
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Understanding Inflammation: Causes and Consequences
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Inflammation is often thought of as merely a natural response to injury, such as the swelling of a sprained ankle. However, it's important to understand that inflammation can be caused by a variety of conditions, and that prolonged or chronic inflammation can lead to serious disease.
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Cacao Butter: Ancient Secret to Anti-Aging - Plus New Chocolate Cheesecake Recipe
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Cacao butter is also known as cocoa butter, the pure oil of the cacao bean. Cacao butter can be used on the skin as a moisturizer, but it is also a food and is a delicious alternative to many oils.The antioxidants in cacao butter help protect the skin from free radicals that can damage skin at the cellular level.
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Supercharge Your Immune System with Aloe Vera - Plus New Aloe Acai Tonic Recipe
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Our bodies have an amazing mechanism to defend against sickness, and it's called the immune system. Nature has provided incredible superfoods like aloe vera that can help to SUPERCHARGE your immune system and reduce your chances of getting sick.
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Experience Chocolate in its Purest Form: Raw, Organic Cacao Beans
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Millions of people enjoy chocolate all over the world, but the vast majority of them have no idea where it comes from. It all comes from the cacao bean, which is the seed of the cacao fruit. Cacao beans are the purest form of chocolate and are the pinnacle of its health benefits. Dark chocolate lovers rejoice; it literally does not get any darker than this.
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Maca for Bone Health and Regeneration - Plus New White Chocolate Maca Recipe
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In the United States, a staggering number of more than 40 million people are affected by osteoporosis, a disease characterized by low bone mass. Recent research in Peru has revealed a fascinating relationship between bone health and one of our favorite superfoods, maca.
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The Goji Berry: Fountain of Youth in a Fruit - Plus Chocolate Covered Goji Berries Recipe
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Did you know that in some areas of the world a life expectancy of more than 100 years is common? A few such areas can be found in China, Mongolia and Tibet. And what do these places all have in common? The goji berry.
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Introducing Fruity Cacao: Whole, Raw Cacao Beans with Fruit
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Millions of people are in love with the taste and health benefits of cacao, but very few have ever experienced the flavor of the cacao fruit, the sweet pulp that surrounds the cacao beans inside the pod. Get ready for the exotic experience of enjoying cacao as if you were in the tropics.
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Milk Thistle, Liver Health and Detoxification - Plus New Pumpkin Seed Spread Recipe
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With more and more pollution in our environment it is important to support our liver and keep it healthy. Luckily, Nature provides tools to help us do this, and one of best tools is the milk thistle seed.
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New Resveratrol-Rich Black Mulberries - Plus Mulberry Lucuma Cookie Recipe
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Mulberries are one of the most delicious dried fruits on Earth. Some describe them as "Nature's Candy" and we would have to agree. But besides being delicious, mulberries have some incredible health benefits.
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Lucuma Fruit: Nutrient Packed
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In the Andean regions of South America there grows a fruit like no other, a delicious fruit that was once known as the "Gold of the Incas." That fruit is called lucuma (LU-KOO-MA), and along with its world-renowned flavor, many hold that its abundance of nutrients gives lucuma that coveted status of superfood.
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Halloween Superfood: Nutrition Packed Pumpkin Seeds - Plus New Pumpkin Brownies Recipe
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With Halloween approaching many people are carving up pumpkins to decorate their homes, but most of them are probably throwing away the very best part: the seeds. Pumpkin seeds are a nutritional powerhouse and have been used for centuries by many different cultures as both a food and a medicine.
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The Power of Pomegranate - Plus Huge Special on Blue Mangosteen
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Pomegranates have been cultivated for over 5,000 years and have long been symbolic of life, health, knowledge and fertility. Not only do pomegranate seeds have an incredible taste, they also contain an abundance of nutrition that gives them that special status of being a superfood.
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