Cancer is one of America's biggest health problems. Could Cancer be related to our diet such as other Metabolic diseases? An intriguing documentary produced by G. Edward Griffin titled A World Without Cancer - The Story of Vitamin B-17 makes the case that Cancer is a "Chronic Metabolic" disease that can be treated through proper dietary supplementation. Although this practice is not accepted by mainstream Cancer therapy, Vitamin B-17 (nitriloside) is recognized as a nutrient found within a variety of foods, although strangely not conventionally discussed as being part of our diet. Apricot Kernels otherwise known as "Bitter Almonds" have a high concentration of this vitamin. An interesting point that G. |
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This recipe is one of my favorites to make because it is easy, takes 30 minutes and you can have enough leftovers for several days. It is also Vegan and has and amazing combination of flavors. I'm not sure exactly what culture this recipe is directly related to, although I'm pretty sure that peanut garnish is related to Thai dishes. This dish tastes great with spices, so I encourage you to experiment. If you don't like hot or spicy dishes, then simply don't add Chile Pepper. Ingredients:
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Making one's own food is a fun, healthy, and rewarding experience. After learning about the wide array of harmful food additives provided to the average consumer I became more conscious of what I was putting into my body. Many processed foods contain harmful additives that are included to make them taste better and last longer. Through my experience, cooking is not only relaxing but is actually much cheaper and better tasting then the average purchased meal, restaurant or otherwise. Now that I make all of my own meals, I find myself constantly comparing my home made dishes to restaurants when out with the family. This recipe is Vegan Lemon Mango Coconut Cake, which is really easy to make, and takes no previous baking experience. |
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I recently went on a hike up the Rattlesnake Canyon Trail which is located about ten minutes from the Botanical Gardens of Santa Barbara. The flowers and other plants are really lush right now and I strongly suggest taking the time to enjoy the beautiful life within as well as around us. We were near a creek nearly the entire time, when we reached a nice location with some large boulders and a decently sized pool we decided to stop an have lunch. This is also a perfect time to meditate or at the very least take the time to appreciate ones life. The water is very refreshing especially after a nice hike and the over all experience of hiking is one that I have gained thorough interest. If anyone has any trails, or other hiking suggestions please let me know. |
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