How To Stop Bad Breath?
Dry mouth is a good invitation for bad germs to grow and multiply there. Drink enough water to keep your mouth always wet with saliva. Saliva is an effective bad-germ-killer and protector of billions of good germs in the mouth. Zinc in food, or even as a supplement, is very good for maintaining good oral health. Parsley is a good vegetable for fighting bad mouth odour as it contains sulphur-producing germs. Eating crunchy hard foods, like apple, can even cleanse the teeth of tarter build up which, in turn, discourages bacteria growth. Do not use chemical mouthwashes; they are dangerous!
Pineapples Are Better than Cough Syrup
Pineapple contains lots of bromolein which is good to get tenacious mucus out of the system. In addition, it also contains vitamin C in large doses, which is good for the immune system, and also many other immunity boosters.
Silver Nano-particles Shine where Antibiotics Fail
We have been using silver nano-particles in water, to treat diseases ranging from Malaria to HIV with remarkable results. Professor Mariana Henriques and her colleagues from the University of Minho tested various sizes of silver nano-particles, to gauge their efficacy in treating mouth infections, with good results. The study was published in the journal of the Society for Applied Microbiology - Letters in Applied Microbiology.
Stop Mosquitoes from Biting You
If you consume garlic, mosquitoes tend to dislike your blood. Another natural repellent for mosquitoes is the marigold plant. If you have one around the house, it will keep mosquitoes at bay. If you are a pet lover, the best pet to have around is a friendly bat. One bat can eat up to 8,000 insects every night!
Set a Thief To Catch a Thief
Recent research shows that the best way to lose weight is to take more fat by way of coconut oil and its products. This contains medium chain fatty acids and, therefore, increases the metabolism. In addition, it contains plenty of lauric and capric acid both of which are powerful germ-killers, especially fungi and bacteria. They can also be effective against viruses. Coconut oil is made up mainly of monolauric acid, the building block of the human immune system.
Foods that Increase the Risk of Cancer
Alcohol is one of the great abettors of cancer. Avoid drinking it if you can, for best results, or reduce your intake, if you cannot stop or avoid alcohol. Boiled, fried or broiled meat is another cancer stimulant. Drinking a couple of glasses of milk daily is a good invitation for prostate cancer and so is taking calcium supplements orally. Smoking, of course, is a well-known friend of many cancers. Eating plenty of fruits and raw vegetables is a nice way to keep cancers at bay. Eating in moderation will help.
Vaccine Research and Its Darker Side
Fraud is the other name for vaccine research. Vaccine manufacturers use all sorts of methods to sell their wares, ethical and unethical. Now, a vaccine scientist funded by National Institutes of Health (NIH), who was celebrated as achieving a breakthrough vaccine against HIV, has confessed to spiking the test subject blood samples with antibodies. Dong-Pyou Han had taken $5 million in NIH grant money to further his ‘research’ at Iowa State University. The mainstream media and vaccine advocates had hailed his research as “ground-breaking, ‘game-changing’ advancements in the search for an AIDS vaccine.”(http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/r...)
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