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To Your Health - July 2008
By Lita Lee, Ph.D.
Newsletter: July 2008
The Myth of Iodine Deficiency; Health benefits of coconut water; Baby Bits -- Breast feeding aids in preventing Type 2 diabetes; Nutritional support for skin.
In this issue we cover the myth of iodine deficiency; the amazing healing properties of coconut water and how it is processed; Baby Bits - breast feeding appears to curb type 2 diabetes; and enzymes/botanicals for nourishing the skin
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Radio Show - Lita Lee With Carolyn Craft
By Lita Lee, Ph.D. and Carolyn Craft
Wisdom Radio Show, February 9th 1999
Enzyme Therapy and Hormonal Balancing. A discussion of enzyme therapy, the enzyme connection to health problems and hormonal balancing. Environmental issues are also discussed.
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Prostate Problems
By Lita Lee, Ph.D.
Nutritional support for prostate problems
Covers prostatic hypertrophy, prostate cancer and health effects of vasectomy and presents a nutritional support program. Prostate problems occur in the prostate gland as a man ages. After age 55, up to 60% of men suffer the effects of prostate enlargement. More than 300,000 men have surgery for enlarged prostates each year. Even worse, prostate cancer strikes 136,000 men yearly, killing 36,000. Because of histological (cellular) similarities, distinction of cancer from non-malignant changes may be difficult.
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Coconut Oil - Why It Is Good For You
By Lita Lee, Ph.D.
Health benefits of coconut oil
Read about the health benefits of this low molecular weight, saturated fatty acid, the fat present in mother's milk. This summarizes the health benefits of coconut oil. Coconut oil provides nutritional support for thyroid function and the immune system, weight control (up or down), healthy skin and hair and many other anti-aging health effects.
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Citricidal - A Natural Botanical Extract
By Lita Lee, Ph.D.
This is a natural botanical for the immune system
Citrus natural botanical extract from the seeds and pulp of grapefruit is a potent antibiotic, antifungal, antiviral, and antiprotozoan (antiparasitical) nutrient remedy. Citrus extract from the seeds and pulp of grapefruit is a potent antibiotic, antifungal, antiviral, and antiprotozoan (antiparasitical) nutritional remedy. Citrus extract has been tested and found effective in naturally inhibiting such bacterial pathogens as Staphyloccous, Streptococcus, Salmonella, Cholera, E. coli; pathogens which cause travelers diarrhea; yeast pathogens such as Candida albicans, and other parasitical infections.
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Animal Health
By Lita Lee, Ph.D.
How to keep your pets healthy
Describes the importance of a healthy diet and the need for enzymes for your pets. In this article you will find important information on diet tips and enzymes that animals need to digest their food and nourish their skin, hair, etc. In addition to Vet-zimes for animals, check out the Thera-zyme enzyme line because, your pets will respond to these enzymes, just like you do!
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