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10/04/2025

How to prevent Cancer

Maintain a Healthy Weight
Obesity can be a risk factor for developing more aggressive cancer. In general, losing weight and maintaining a healthy weight as you age can help reduce your risk of cancer and many other health problems.

Get Regular Exercise
In addition to helping you achieve a healthy weight, exercise can reduce inflammation, improve immune function and fight some of the negative health effects of a sedentary lifestyle—all of which can help prevent cancer.

Stop Smoking and Drinking
Quitting smoking and drinking can improve your health in many ways, including lowering your cancer risk.

Increase Your Vitamin D
Most people don’t get enough vitamin D. It can help protect against cancer and many other conditions. Vitamin D-rich foods include dried sh*take mushrooms. Since the sun is a better, more readily available source of vitamin D, many experts recommend getting 30 minutes of sun exposure (without sunscreen) every day.

Herbs and spices can do so much more than enhance the flavor of food. They can help stimulate the immune system and help prevent cancer.

1) Turmeric: It’s a yellow curry powder (active polyphenol ingredient is curcumin) that is shown to inhibit growth of cancer cells. It is also an anti-inflammatory.

Tip: Mix with black pepper (piperine) and olive oil to activate and help with absorption. It can be used as a dry rub or added to soups, sauces and stews.

2) Ginger: Its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties protect against cancer. It is also used as a herbal remedy for upset stomach and nausea, and can serve as an appetite stimulant.

Tip: Steep a few thin slices in hot water for 10 minutes to create a soothing tea.

3) Cayenne Pepper: This hot pepper contains capsaicin, a powerful antioxidant that helps with weight loss and is an anti-inflammatory food. Cayenne also contains beta-carotene. It is known to be toxic to cancer cells and helps prevent growth of cancer cells.

03/03/2025

Diabetes
Diet and Lifestyle recommendation
Eat a low fat, high fiber diet including plenty raw fruits and vegetables as well as fresh vegetable juices.
This reduces the need for insulin and lowers the level of fats in the blood. Legumes, root vegetables, and whole grains are also good.
Remember to regulate your complex carbohydrate intake.

Get your protein from plant sources such as grains and legumes.
Avoid saturated fats(animal fat) and simple sugars ( refined sugar)

Eat more carbohydrates or reduce insulin dosage before exercise. Exercise produces an insulin like effect in the body

Avoid refined carbohydrates especially white flour and too much salt, because the consumption of these products results in an elevation of blood sugar.

Avoid to***co in any form, it constricts the blood vessels and inhibits circulation . keep your feet clean, dry and warm. lack of oxygen (because of poor circulation) and peripheral nerve damage ( with loss of pain sensation) are major factors in the development of diabetic foot ulcers.

herbs
Bitter melon are used in Ayurvedic medicine to regulate blood sugar levels
Dandelion protects the liver, which converts nutrients into glucose
Fenugreek seeds have been shown to reduce cholesterol and blood sugar levels
Ginseng tea lowers blood sugar levels
alfalfa lowers cholesterol and blood sugar levels
Hibiscus, bitter leaf, graviola lowers blood sugar levels

30/01/2025

Benefits of onion
1. Eating onions soaked in vinegar can delay skin aging and reduce age spots. It can effectively lower blood sugar, remove waste from the body, and make the skin clean. Onions are also considered natural preservatives.

2. Eating onions regularly can stabilize blood pressure, reduce vascular fragility, and have a good protective effect on human arteries.

3. Onions contain almost no fat and can inhibit the increase in blood cholesterol caused by a high-fat diet.

4. Onions have a spicy taste, can resist cold, resist influenza viruses, and have a strong bactericidal effect.

5. It contains an anti-diabetic compound that can stimulate insulin synthesis and release.

6. Onions can inhibit the activity of histamine, which is a chemical that can cause asthma allergy symptoms. Therefore, onions can be used for asthma.

7. The special smell of onions has a calming effect.

8. When you are scalded or stabbed, you can peel off the translucent "skin" on the surface of the onion and stick it on the wound to achieve an antibacterial effect.

29/01/2025

How to reverse diabetes
Reversing diabetes is absolutely possible with mindful eating and lifestyle changes. The trick? Knowing what fuels your body and what hinders it.

I once treated a patient who was determined to reverse his type 2 diabetes. By ditching refined carbs and focusing on whole foods, he saw improvements in just weeks. His journey inspired me to share these tips with everyone.

Reversing diabetes is absolutely possible with mindful eating and lifestyle changes. The trick? Knowing what fuels your body and what hinders it.

What to Avoid:

Starches: Limit high-glycemic starches like white bread, potatoes, and rice. Opt for cassava starch—it has a low glycemic index and won’t spike blood sugar.

Insulin Spikers: Avoid sugary foods, sodas, and even some hidden sugars in processed foods.

Meat: Reduce processed meats like sausages and bacon. Instead, enjoy lean proteins like tofu, beans, lentils, chick peas, cow peas

First Aid for Blood Sugar Control:

Start with Fiber: Pair your meals with high-fiber foods like vegetables to slow sugar absorption.

Portion Control: Stick to smaller servings of starch and balance with protein and healthy fats.

Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water—dehydration can elevate blood sugar.

Practical Tips:

Substitute Wisely: Use cassava or almond flour instead of refined flour for baking.

Exercise Lightly: A 30-minute walk post-meal can help reduce sugar levels.

Practice Fasting: Try intermittent fasting under medical guidance.
Remember, reversing diabetes is a marathon, not a sprint. Every small change adds up to big results. With patience and persistence, you can regain control of your health.

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For those with hypertension, diabetes, cancer tofu is a good substitute for meat
Tofu is low in calories but high in protein and fat. It also contains many important vitamins and minerals, including calcium and manganese

28/02/2024

A healthy diet and lifestyle can play a big role in lowering your risk of some of the most common cancers.

“Healthy eating can help prevent many of the chronic conditions that increase your risk of cancer,” Dowdell says. “Genetics and other health conditions can impact cancer prevalence as well, but those are usually more out of our control. What you can more easily control are the foods you choose to fuel your body.”

According to the American Cancer Society, carrying excess weight or having obesity — a body mass index (BMI) greater than 30 — is a risk factor for many cancers, including:

Breast cancer (among people who have gone through menopause).
Colon and re**al cancer.
Endometrial and uterine cancer.
Gallbladder cancer.
Kidney cancer.
Liver cancer.
Ovarian cancer.
Pancreatic cancer.
Prostate cancer.
Stomach cancer.
Thyroid cancer.
Mouth, throat and esophageal cancers.
Keeping your weight at a heathy level can help protect you from these cancers and other chronic conditions.

Some of the best nutrition for preventing cancer and for generally living healthy can be found in the Mediterranean diet, which emphasizes natural and plant-based foods. Think more fruits, vegetables, nuts and lean protein, and less meat and pre-packaged foods.

these are seven tips for keeping your weight in check and lowering your cancer risk.

1. Eat more fruits and veggies
“Eat the rainbow” is a good rule of thumb, according to the American Cancer Society. The pigment that gives fruits and vegetables their color has ingredients that may reduce cancer risk. Aim to eat at least three different colors of fruits and vegetables each day. For example:

Red: Apples, tomatoes and red cabbage.
Orange: Cantaloupe, carrots and oranges.
Yellow: Bananas, lemon and pineapple.
Green: Broccoli and leafy greens, like spinach, kale and collard greens.
Blue/purple: Beets, grapes, blueberries and rhubarb.
“All those multicolored vitamins and minerals play an important role in cell health, keeping our body functioning at its peak levels,”

Aim to make your plate about half fruits and veggies. Split the other half between whole grains and plant-based proteins.

2. Be thoughtful about sugar
When it comes to cancer, some view sugar as public enemy No. 1. There’s even a common saying that “sugar feeds cancer.” Sugar, in fact, feeds all our cells, but not all sugars are created equal.

“The problem isn’t foods with natural sugar, like fruits and grains. It’s the added sugars that can lead to obesity and heart disease. Those can increase your risk of cancer,”

Of course, when considering the sugar in your diet, there are the usual suspects, like sugary beverages, candies and desserts. But added sugars can also be found in a lot of products that don’t scream “sugar rush.” Sneaky sources of sugar include:

Breads.
Crackers.
Granola bars.
Salad dressings.
Yogurt, especially fruit-flavored varieties.
Keep your added sugar content low to keep your weight in a healthy range and lower your cancer risk. The American Heart Association recommends no more than 24 grams of added sugar per day in women and a max of 36 grams per day for men

3. Consider vitamin D supplements
Low levels of vitamin D are associated with an increased risk of breast, colon and prostate cancer.

Very few foods are naturally high in vitamin D, though you may find that some products, including soy, almond and oak milk may be fortified with vitamin D.

Exposure to sunlight can help increase your vitamin D, and some people benefit from supplements. Talk with your healthcare provider about whether vitamin D supplements would be right for you.

4. Eat fiber
Foods that are high in fiber make you feel fuller longer, keeping you from searching for a snack 10 minutes after finishing lunch. Research shows fiber-rich foods release the anti-appetite molecule acetate, which sends messages to the brain telling us that we’re full.

High-fiber diets are associated with a decreased risk of colon cancer. Also, because high-fiber foods can make you feel fuller, they’re an important addition to an anti-cancer diet by helping to manage your weight.

High-fiber foods include:

Whole grain cereals.
Beans and lentils.
Nuts.
Blueberries.
Apples.
5. Cut down on alcohol
Alcohol use is associated with an increased risk of esophageal, throat and breast cancers. People who consume high levels of beer specifically also have an increased risk of re**al cancer. People with alcohol use disorder have increased incidences of liver cancer

6. Go easy on the salt
Avoid cured, smoked and nitrite-preserved foods, like sausages, deli meats and hot dogs. Studies show a high level of connection between stomach cancers and high consumption of salty foods.

7. Cut down on fat
Minimize your daily fat intake to, ideally, 25 to 30 grams of fat per day, to keep your weight in check.

It’s good to be picky about fats. You want to stick with unsaturated fats — look for the words monounsaturated and polyunsaturated. Examples of good fats include:

Almonds
Peanut butter
Avocado

21/02/2024

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SENNA HERBS
Senna herb contain the leaf, seeds and the flower

Senna is the leaf or fruit (pod) and the seeds of the plant Senna Alexandrina. Senna is also called Fletcher’s Castoria, Ex-lax and SenokotIt as trade names.
Originally from Egypt, and most African Countries. Senna is now grown worldwide, including countries like India and Somalia.Most commercial products are derived from Cassia acutifolia or Cassia angustifolio, commonly known as Alexandrian and Indian senna, respectively Today, senna is most often sold as a tea or over-the-counter constipation supplement
Senna has been permitted by the US FDA as a nonprescription laxative.
Senna leaves nutritional value of the leaves contain
Calcium 68.95 mg/L, Copper 0.23 mg/L Magnesium 1.10 mg/L, Zinc 0.59 mg/L, Sodium 18.51 mg/L, Potassium 202.05

BENEFITS:
It has laxative properties

It can act as an anti-allergic agent

It may have anti-inflammatory benefits

It might act as an antioxidant

It works as an anti-bacterial

The antioxidant activity of the senna help to control obesity.

Treatment of Skin Conditions

Eliminates Intestinal Worms

Treatment Of Skin Infections

Provides Relief From Constipation

Senna For Strong Hair and combat Hair Loss

Has Antioxidant Effects

Great Conditioner

Good for Digestive Problems

Parasitic Diseases

Treatment of Indigestion

Senna For Constipation

Antibacterial Properties

Great Colon Cleanser

Senna Tea For Weight Loss

Treatment of Hemorrhoids

Treatment of Intestinal Worms




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Plant based protein vitamins and minerals 🌞💖

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Is it good to eat okra/delele?

Here are some of the benefits of it,

It is reach in nutrients

Support digestion

Lowers cholesterol levels

Manages blood sugar levels

Booster immune system

Supports weight loss

Enhance vision

Anti -inflammatory properties

helps in Virginal dryness

Preparation *

For health wise purpose,you can steam , boil or fry .

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