Green Foods and Super Foods
"Out of
2.1 million deaths a year in the United States,
1.6 million are related to poor nutrition."
-- C. Everett Koop, Former Surgeon General
Why Is Eating Super Foods and Green Foods Important?
High energy super foods and green foods increase our own subtle energy fields. Over 27 years of research by Dr. Valerie Hunt at UCLA associates bio-electric energy fields with greater intelligence, mature emotional balance with less stress, increased learning ability, and overall heighten states of health. Research indicates that foods with an override frequency of 72MHz or greater increase the body’s bio-electric energy. Foods below 72MHz deplete the body’s energy.
Refined & Processed Foods 10 - 30MHz
Whole Foods & Fresh Vegetables 30MHz - 80MHz
SuperFoods 72 - 92MHz
Articles
Green Tea
- Green Tea - A summary of research and benefits of Green Tea, and comparisons of Green Tea to various vegetables.
Sea Vegetables
- Grains and Sea Vegetables by Dr. Stephen T. Sinatra
- Sea Vegetables: Don't Call 'Em Weeds by Amy Topel
Spirulina
- Latest Scientific Research on Spirulina: Effects on the AIDS Virus, Cancer and the Immune Systemby Richard Kozlenko DPM, Ph.D, M.P.H. and Ronand H. Henson
- Media Inaccuracies About Algae: Clearing up some confusion over Spirulina, Chlorella and Aphanizomenonby Robert Henrikson
- Spirulina Boosts Immunity and Clears Bacterial Infections
Products
Green Calcium (Hydrilla Verticillata)
Rich
in Vitamin B-1, B-2, B-3, B5, B6, B12, Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium,
Iron and Zinc
Green Calcium (Hydrilla Verticillata) is a rooted fresh water plant that
grows abundantly in lakes and streams of Florida. It possesses astonishingly
high values of calcium, iron and vitamin B-12, nutrients often dangerously
low in pure vegetarian (vegan) diets. Green Calcium made from Hydrilla
has about three times more beta-carotene than chlorella and is rich in
most B-vitamins too. more
info
Green Vibrance Probiotic SuperFood
Green
Vibrance Supplement uses specially selected certified organic, wild harvested
and wild crafted concentrated foods to support and improve the basic
four bodily functions essential to life. Five organic cereal grass juices
alone deliver virtually all known nutrients and several “growth factors”
that cause the young to grow larger and stronger. Alfalfa sprouts, broccoli
sprouts, carrot, spinach, parsley, zucchini, green bean, spirulina, chlorella,
stabilized rice bran and Hydrilla verticillata enrich nutrient density
and diversity of Green Vibrance Supplement. more
info
InLiven Certified Organic Probiotic Super Food
This
blend contains significant enzymes, 20 vital amino acids and a broad 
spectrum
of essential nutrients from 26 carefully selected living whole foods
from 100% certified organic sources that are rich in phyto-nutrients.
Plus, In-Liven's ingredients are predigested with 13 probiotics (friendly
bacteria) extracted from fruits, vegetables and grains (not fecal matter),
increasing In-Liven's potency by 500%. With 15,000 phyto nutrients, In-Liven
saturates the body with the nutrients it needs for optimal health. Probiotic
In-Liven helps re-colonise the intestinal flora and helps restore proper
intestinal balance. It helps to eliminate 'unfriendly' bacteria and counteracts
medical and food chain antibiotic damage while supporting the body to
enhance immune function. And In-Liven optimizes nutrient absorption and
assimilation while also helping guard against 'nutrient starvation'.
more info
Resource Links
- Nutrition, Health & Wellness (a page of links)
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