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The Island of the World's Oldest Living Humans Eat This Modified Miditerranean Diet

Posted by Doctor Lucas on Mar 08, 2018

This small Greek Island proudly boasts a lifespan into the 90s with a fraction of the rates of dementia, diabetes and obesity found in the "western" worlds of countries such as the UK, USA and Australia. Their secret seems to be a lifestyle that is high on staying active and a modified "Mediterranean diet" that features bone broth, fresh vegetables, strong coffee, loads of olive oil and plenty of wine.

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Want a Superior Fasting Drink? Or an obvious Food for Detoxing?

Posted by Doctor Lucas on Feb 21, 2018

Best of the Bone broth concentrate is a superior "fasting" food and is high in amino acids that fuel your liver and kidney's detoxification efforts.

A Food More Complete Than Supplements For Digestive and Joint Health

Posted by Doctor Lucas on Feb 19, 2018

Grass-fed bone broth has proven to provide a myriad of health benefits and is supportive of digestive and joint health as well as a weight-loss stimulant.

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The Foods that help ease the scourge of Arthritis

Posted by Doctor Lucas on Dec 18, 2017

The types of foods we eat can prevent the scourge of osteoarthritis. And one food, bone broth, has the minerals, good fats, omega 3, glucosamine and collagen that has the greatest single dietary impact on painful arthritis.

Without This Healthy Nutrient - Beware of Lean Meat and Protein Powders

Posted by Doctor Lucas on Dec 06, 2017

Adequate protein is important for everyone, but especially for those who exercise rigorously. Too much however, or too much without certain critical essential nutrients can lead to a host of problems. Protein (especially collagen protein) is used for building and repairing muscles and tissues, red blood cells, hair and fingernails and for synthesizing hormones. Protein reduces the risk of iron deficiency anemia and supports healing. The question is, should athletes and others imbibe these protein products in beverages, shakes and bars? Products that have removed the natural fats (and are often denatured and often produced with dyes and other additives as well as using...