Household toxins and autism what causes autism, and with the rise in autism cases has many people concerned, especially as a definite cause for the disorder is elusive. The Centers for Disease Control reports that 1 in 150 children (more boys than girls) born today will develop autism. The rise in autism since the early 1990s is epidemic in proportion, but thankfully, there are some insights as to what triggers this disorder.

Toxins in general are implicated in autism, and now environmental factors are coming under scrutiny. Specifically, household items such as cleaners are potential culprits. Continue reading “Household Toxins and Autism What Causes Autism” »

Originally posted 2010-04-10 12:08:30. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Ayurveda, how to eat right for your type, and in the ancient Indian medical system known as Ayurveda, there are three main body types, or doshas. Dietary prescriptions are laid out for each type for optimal health, with the goal being balance. Each type corresponds to a specific element, and foods that are the opposite of that element are emphasized.

Ayurveda recognizes that most people are a blend of these different types, but one usually dominates. Here is a list of the types, and the kinds of foods that work well for them. Continue reading “Ayurveda: How to Eat Right for Your Type” »

Boost metabolism natural keys to success, there are foods that can actually help you increase your metabolism – in other words, they can speed up the rate at which you burn calories. There are also some other ways to boost your metabolism, and here are some of the best foods, beverages and other ways for speeding up your metabolism.

1. Almonds
Aren’t nuts high in fat? Yes, but the essential fatty acids in almonds actually stimulate your metabolism. They do have a lot of calories, but eating a handful of raw ones is a healthy snack. Continue reading “Boost Metabolism Natural Keys to Success!” »

Diaper rash treatment and remedies from natural household items, and we all know how diaper rash can be miserable for a baby. And when your baby is miserable, so are you! There are a great many diaper rash remedies on the market, many of them quite expensive. In addition, some of them are ineffective. There are, however, some diaper rash remedies that you can fix at home.

1. Air Time

Lack of circulation is a major contributor to diaper rash. After the morning diaper change, wash baby’s bottom with lukewarm water and pat dry with a very soft towel. Then, let baby be diaper-free for as long as possible. For young infants who can’t move around, lay them on an absorbent towel or hospital-style “chuck” (absorbent pads with plastic backing). Continue reading “Diaper Rash Treatment and Remedies From Natural Household Items” »

Microwave radiation danger, do we need to be worried, simply put, a “microwave” is a wave of electromagnetic radiation. These waves are shorter than radio waves, and, besides their use in microwaves ovens, are used in radar and transmitting data. In a microwave oven, these waves pass through the food, which is heated via dielectric heating. This basically means that the molecules in the food are agitated in order to align themselves with the frequency of the microwaves.

But do the microwaves stay in the oven, or do they radiate throughout the room? Should you be concerned?

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Breast Milk healing powers are alot, and it is truly absolutely amazing stuff. It can’t be duplicated in formulas, and it has components whose relevance modern science has still not figured out. You may have heard that it is healthy for your baby, but did you know it could also heal?

Breast milk has antibacterial properties. Thus, it can be applied to various types of topical and even internal infections. Here are some things to think about regarding the healing power of this excellent resource.

* Eye or eyelid infections in baby, child or adult can be cleared up with it. A few drops in each eye several times a day will fight the infection.

* Ear infections have been effectively treated with it. Treat the milk like an antibiotic ear drop (which it is!) – a few drops in each ear several times a day. Continue reading “Breast Milk Healing Powers” »

Cancer fighting foods list fruits and vegetables hopes to provide you with some cancer fighting foods and drinks options because cancer is a frightening illness, and even hearing the word can be scary. Thus, it’s comforting to know that there are fruits and vegetables that can help prevent and fight cancer. Here is a list of some of those foods. Continue reading “Cancer Fighting Foods List Fruits and Vegetables” »

Originally posted 2010-04-10 11:57:48. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Pesticides ADHD – Pesticides and ADHD possibly linked, as parents struggle daily with the challenges of raising a child with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Adding to the frustration is that no definite cause has been found for this problem. Some possibilities are coming to light, however – among them is the possible link between pesticide exposure and the development of ADHD symptoms.

The kind of pesticides in question are organophosphates, a group of pesticides commonly used in agriculture. The presence of these types of pesticides was tested on more than 1000 children (ages 8-15) and the results published in the May 2010 issue of Pediatrics. The findings were rather startling. Continue reading “Pesticides ADHD Pesticides and ADHD Possibly Linked” »

What are bean pots a healthy way to cook beans, it is a variation on the crock pot or slow cooker, but it is not electric. It is usually a ceramic pot intended for slow cooking, and is particularly suited for bean cookery. Bean pots are really nothing new. In fact, colonial women would bring crockery pots of beans to the local baker’s to be baked slowly in his oven. You can cook beans by this old-fashioned, money-saving method using a modern bean pot.

How Does It Work? Continue reading “What are Bean Pots A Healthy Way to Cook Beans” »

Originally posted 2010-04-10 18:11:49. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

How to make produce safer, and you may find that the more research you do into the contamination of produce from pesticides, herbicides, bacteria and other dangerous substances, the more afraid you become! But don’t despair – there are things you can do to make your produce consumption safer. Here are some tips.

1. Buy locally-grown produce whenever possible. This means you will be eating primarily seasonal foods, but this is a healthy, natural choice anyhow. Local foods are less likely to be sprayed with chemicals – they are better adapted to their growing region, and they do not spend long amounts of time in transport. Continue reading “How to Make Produce Safer” »