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Thyroid 101
In the world of simplicity, the pituitary gland in your subconscious brain signals your thyroid by making TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone), which sends an order over to your thyroid gland to …

Did you know that aging, illness, and weight gain can be virtually eradicated by proper mineralization? Even if you are consuming a raw food diet, you are still missing key minerals that your body needs …

Many people have noticed that they feel better when they spend time barefoot in the outdoors. Now we know why!
Standing barefoot on the earth (or otherwise connecting to the natural frequencies of the earth) …

Dave reveals secrets about how to get the best kind of sleep possible.  He also addresses myths about mattresses and sheets…. the importance of EMF protection… and so much more!
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Introduction to Sugars
Sugar seems to be related to all things sweet in life. We call our loved ones “sweetheart,” “sugar plum,” “honey,” and “sweety pie.” Life without any sweet flavors would be challenging at …

What is genetically modified food?
Genetically modified (GM) foods are foods made from genetically modified organisms (GMO) that have had their DNA altered through genetic engineering. Genetically modified food was first introduced in 1994 with …

What is Ormus?
ORMUS (sometimes also referred to as ORME, monoatomic elements, and/or m-state materials) is a class of physically distinct atomic mineral substances that are unique forms of matter that appear to be closer to …

Maca (Regular Maca, Red Maca, Maca Extreme)

A staple in the Peruvian Andes for thousands of years, this adaptogenic superfood increases energy, endurance, strength, and libido. Maca is a favorite of raw-foodists, vegetarians, adventurers, extreme athletes, …

Up until the 1950’s, natural plant and vegetable based compounds were used to add color in foods. For example, pale red colors could be achieved from beets, green could be achieved from chlorophyll, yellows and …