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ReginaLove, that is SO great to hear! As for soy, it may help with menopause symptoms -- it it controversial. The best way to use soy is in the form of whole fermented soy foods (miso, tempeh, tamari and natto). Non-fermented soy foods such as soy mi
Agreed. I never thought I was vain until I had a mastectomy at age 39. I was devastated and told the doc I wanted to wake up with implants. Now at age 60, I am lopsided and wondering if I was just avoiding the inevitable. You get what you get and you
Sounds very interesting.Spike, you are awesome! Love your perspective, thanks for sharing.I will turn 53 in 6 weeks and still break out.
May I also assume that your skin is still quite oily and shows no or very few wrinkles? If so...
COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS!
1) Your skin doesn't look like beat-up luggage now, and probably never wi
I like to think of prevention as a cure. 2 years ago I started looking at the acid-alkaline balance in my body noting from various doctor authors how just this one variable could change my health for life; i.e., live without the worry of cancer and disease. I went back as far as the 1930′s when Dr. Otto Warburg received the Nobel Prize for his work on the this issue. He proved that cancerous tissues are acidic while healthy tissues are alkaline. Where was that research buried. Up until recently, the only way to get your body alkaline was to eat like a rabbit consuming only alkaline foods.
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