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Peaches & Nectarines
The skin of peaches and nectarines has a property that’s sticky to toxins and poisons inside the intestinal tract. These skins cling to deep-seated pockets of debris; old, putrefied food; and mucus inside the small intestine and colon, driving them out to make room for friendly bacteria and microorganisms and allow for better nutrient absorption. The juicy nature of a peach or nectarine is unique in...
Read this postWatermelon
Watermelon is a cleansing fruit. Fecal matter can sit impacted in corners and elbows of the small intestinal tract and colon and can be as hard as dental plaque. Watermelon has softening-agent phytochemical compounds that adhere themselves to the hardened fecal substance, and a chemical reaction occurs and the softening process starts. This gives it an easier time or better chance of breaking free, ...
Read this postFennel
Fennel is high in antioxidant vitamin C that absorbs into the bloodstream without having to be liver-bound for any amount of time for methylation. Some nutrients need enzymes or glucose to travel. Fennel has its own glucose source, and that glucose source travels with fennel’s vitamin C, which allows the vitamin C to travel directly into the bloodstream to enter any cell, organ, or gland. Most nutri...
Read this postPassionfruit
When passionfruit is spoken of, it’s usually regarding passionfruit mixed into alcoholic beverages. Alcoholic drinks have unfortunately given passionfruit a reputation associated with partying, clubbing, drunkenness, spring break, and intoxicated pool parties. Meanwhile, that passionfruit is one of the alcoholic drinks’ only redeeming factors. The passionfruit (sometimes called lilikoi) is a medicin...
Read this postBroccoli For Cats And Dogs
Broccoli is an all-purpose multivitamin for cats and dogs, plus it contains bioavailable trace minerals and other nutrients that enhance all body systems, including the entire immune system. Nature made broccoli in this way, with a balance that can’t be matched, to offer a little something for every organ, gland, bone, nerve, and more in the body. Cruciferous vegetables, including broccoli, are espe...
Read this postCilantro For Cats And Dogs
Cilantro, also called coriander and Chinese parsley, is the go-to herb for heavy metal detoxification in humans and cats and dogs too. Your pet’s brain draws up precious mineral salt compounds from cilantro with a surprise package attached: phytochemicals that deliberately remove toxic heavy metals from the brain, freeing up neurons from toxic heavy metal oxidized residue, so that they can function ...
Read this postElderberries
Elderberries are immune system builders, and it isn’t just because of the vitamin C that’s naturally in elderberries. Other nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, and phytochemical compounds, help elderberries work their magic with the immune system. Elderberries have antiviral, antibacterial, and other antipathogenic compounds. These compounds work side by side with the antioxidants—and antioxida...
Read this postGreen Beans For Cats And Dogs
Green beans are a medicinal food that are loaded with macro and trace minerals, vitamins, nutrients, amino acids, and phytochemical compounds that all help create long-lasting health in cats and dogs. When green beans are steamed until they’re soft and tender, a phytochemical compound gets released that helps with food sensitivities. The phytochemical compound in well-cooked green beans is a soothin...
Read this postHeavy Metal Detox Benefits For Cats and Dogs
The Medical Medium Heavy Metal Detox is an incredible healing tool to help our beloved cats and dogs with their health, both to address struggles they are already having and to help prevent future problems. Our pets are unable to communicate their pains and struggles to us–their pet parents–so the Medical Medium heavy metal detox foods or smoothie (HMDS) is a fantastic way to help heal health challe...
Read this postHMDS For Cats and Dogs
Our cats and dogs also benefit from the Medical Medium Heavy Metal Detox, just like people do. Humans and animals alike are exposed to toxic heavy metals all the time. Animals, like humans, come into this world with toxic heavy metals such as mercury that they inherited through their family line. Toxic heavy metals can cause or contribute to countless health symptoms and conditions that our preciou...
Read this postPears For Cats And Dogs
Pears protect the pancreas of dogs and cats and cleanse and purify their livers. They’re also amazing for aspects of digestion. They act as an antispasmodic; help to soothe the linings of the stomach and intestinal tract; feed beneficial bacteria; starve and kill unproductive bacteria, parasites, and fungus; raise hydrochloric acid in the stomach; help prevent intestinal and stomach cancers; and red...
Read this postPitaya For Cats & Dogs
All red and yellow varieties of pitaya (dragon fruit) are beneficial for cats and dogs, however red-fleshed pitaya is most beneficial. Red-fleshed pitaya is one of the fruits rich in hyperantioxidants, an undiscovered variety of supercharged antioxidants, amplified to kill bugs such as viruses inside people and cats and dogs. When a hyperantioxidant touches a virus cell, the virus oxidizes as the hy...
Read this postPotato For Cats And Dogs
Potatoes are an incredible healing food for cats and dogs. Potatoes are rich in macro and trace minerals. They are a fantastic source of amino acids, especially lysine in its bioactive form. Lysine is a powerful weapon against viruses such as Epstein-Barr and shingles that are behind many health problems cats and dogs struggle with, including rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain, autoimmune disease, and...
Read this postRaspberries For Cats And Dogs
Raspberries are great detoxifiers for the small intestinal tract and colon. They move through the intestinal tract and bind onto impurities, unproductive fungus, yeast, and mold. Raspberries are also antiviral and antibacterial. Bad bacteria rides on a different charge than good bacteria does. It’s only this bad bacteria that raspberries bind onto as cats and dogs digest them. Good bacteria feeds on...
Read this postSweet Potatoes For Cats And Dogs
Sweet potatoes promote productive bacteria in the stomach, small intestine, and colon of cats and dogs, while at the same time, they starve out unproductive bacteria and fungi such as mold. Sweet potatoes help prevent megacolon, which is an expansion of the colon due to proliferation of C. difficile, Streptococcus, Staphylococcus, E. coli, H. pylori, Chlamydia, and/or other bacteria. Plus, they help...
Read this postTomatoes
Tomatoes have been vilified in the health movement for decades now—vilified due to misinformation about tomatoes. The problem with tomatoes is that people eat tomatoes wrong, and when tomatoes are eaten wrong, they may pose some annoyances. It’s not that the tomato itself is a problem. It’s what is usually eaten with tomatoes that poses a health risk. People often have tomatoes with cheese, gluten-r...
Read this postTop 5 Fruits For Cats and Dogs
These fruits are incredible healing foods for cats and dogs. Click on each food below for more information on its healing properties. Wild Blueberries Apples Raspberries and Blackberries Pears Bananas Find out how to give these healing foods to your cat or dog, including the appropriate amount to feed them, food preparation and safe handling tips, the health needs they address in cats and dogs, an...
Read this postTop 5 Veggies For Your Pets
These vegetables are incredible healing foods for cats and dogs. Click on each food below for more information on its healing properties. Sweet Potatoes Broccoli Asparagus Green Beans Potatoes Find out how to give these healing foods to your cat or dog, including the appropriate amount to feed them, food preparation and safe handling tips, the health needs they address in cats and dogs, and more i...
Read this postWild Blueberries For Cats And Dogs
Wild blueberries are the most powerful food on the planet. Wild blueberry plants can be burned to the ground, and they will come back stronger than ever. They have adapted to every fluctuation in climate over the millennia. No other food on the planet has the ability to thrive in such trying conditions. This makes them the number-one adaptogen, period—even though they’re not recognized as an adaptog...
Read this post10 Reasons To Give Your Pet Celery Juice
Our cats and dogs also benefit from celery juice, just like people do. These are ten of the many healing benefits of celery juice:Lowers inflammation Kills off viruses, bacteria, mold, yeast, unproductive fungus, and parasitesFlushes out toxinsHelps heal digestive issues and restore hydrochloric acid (HCl) in the stomachHelps heal skin conditionsHelps heal and prevent UTIsProtects liver healthmProvi...
Read this postApples For Cats And Dogs
Apple’s anti-inflammatory properties make it a top pick for practically any illness cats and dogs experience. Encephalitis (brain inflammation), intestinal inflammation, and viral infection (which can result in nerve inflammation) are just a few conditions in which apples can play the critical nutritional role of calming your cat’s or dog’s system by helping reduce viral and bacterial loads that cre...
Read this postAsparagus For Cats And Dogs
Asparagus is an anti-aging and liver-supporting powerhouse for cats and dogs. These shoots also help with neurological disorders and symptoms. Asparagus contains phytochemical compounds such as chlorophyll and lutein that act as critical organ cleansers. They get deep into organs such as the liver, spleen, pancreas, and kidneys of cats and dogs, scrubbing out the toxins they find there. Chlorophyll ...
Read this postBananas For Cats And Dogs
The healing fruit sugar in bananas is bonded to critical life-supporting trace minerals such as manganese, selenium, copper, boron, and molybdenum, and large amounts of minerals such as potassium, which is one of the most critical nutrients for neurotransmitter function in cats and dogs. Bananas are also high in amino acids that work side by side with the highly bioavailable potassium as a catalyst ...
Read this postBlackberries For Cats And Dogs
Blackberries have a high antioxidant ratio. Some varieties of blackberries have well over a dozen different kinds of antioxidants, many undiscovered by research and science. Some of the antioxidant varieties in blackberries head directly to the brain when entering the blood- stream. This is when the antioxidants of the blackberry can help slow down cell damage, cell decay, and cell destruction of th...
Read this postPineapple
For a pineapple to perform nutritional tasks that have been bestowed upon it by God and the Earthly Mother, you have to lay the pineapple on its side during its ripening phase and rotate it (for example, every 12 hours.) If a pineapple is not ripened on its side and you’re sharing the pineapple with someone who eats a different part of the pineapple, they’re not going to get the same nutritional pro...
Read this postSweet Peppers
Sweet peppers are saturated in phytochemical compounds. These compounds have a mixture of glucose, minerals, flavonoids, potassium, beta-carotene, and even mild levels of sulfur, with a trace level of capsaicin. When you roast a sweet bell pepper, something happens that’s distinctive from cooking other fruits or vegetables. A specific odor that’s unique to sweet peppers is released into the air, bec...
Read this postWild Blueberry Banana Oat Cookies
These delicious cookies are so simple to make. Made with just four pure and wholesome ingredients that are also radical fat-free, you can enjoy them anytime of day, including for breakfast! They are also pet-friendly, so feel free to offer some of a cookie to your cat or dog as a treat! For both people and cats and dogs, wild blueberries are extremely high in antioxidants, anti-aging, supportive of ...
Read this postDill
Dill is a hormone-balancing herb. Many of dill’s phytochemical compounds and herbal antioxidants gravitate to the endocrine system to strengthen and help regulate endocrine glands that are overactive or exhausted from overuse. Phytochemical compounds in dill target weakened adrenals and underactive thyroid. It contains specific nutrients, which we can call anti–gland disruptors, enter cells and redu...
Read this postMint
Mint is well known for its digestive-aid qualities. What is not known about mint is that it is one of the best replacements for caffeinated teas and beverages. People who are trying desperately to get away from caffeine addiction could benefit greatly by bringing in mint tea on a regular basis. Phytochemical compounds in peppermint, spearmint, and other mint varieties are highly stimulating to some ...
Read this postBroccoli Greens
There are very few leafy greens, including cruciferous leafy greens, that are high in vitamin C. Broccoli greens (sometimes called broccoli leaves) possess high quantities of this precious antioxidant vitamin. Broccoli greens eaten raw will give you the most available vitamin C, versus eating them steamed or cooked. Cruciferous greens slow down bone loss and provide easily bioavailable, assimilable ...
Read this postStrawberries
Strawberries pack a wallop against illness and disease. The inside of a strawberry contains little treasures of mineral pockets. This is part of how a strawberry can be very astringent. The outside of the strawberry has a larger amount of glucose, which makes the strawberry much sweeter, and within that sweetness on the outside of a strawberry, especially if the strawberry is deeper red, is a high f...
Read this postLettuces
Lettuces require very little work to digest. The leaves of medicinal lettuces scrub and massage the linings of your stomach, small intestine, and colon, loosening old, trapped bad bacteria and toxic yeast, mold, and other types of unproductive fungus, along with debris and pockets of waste matter so they can be eliminated. Leafy greens are wonderful healers of intestinal disorders over time. They he...
Read this postBlackberries
The blackberries you buy in the store are very close to blackberries in the wild. Some varieties of blackberries are darker than other varieties of blackberries. Some get dark purple when they’re fully ripe; some get practically all black when they ripen. The anthocyanins in blackberries are very powerful and more potent when the blackberry is a darker color. Anthocyanins in blackberries target eye ...
Read this postRaspberries
Raspberries are great detoxifiers for the small intestinal tract and colon. Raspberries have similarities to the russet potato, red potato, and gold potato. Potatoes tend to bind onto impurities and bad bacteria, unproductive fungus, yeast, and mold as the potato rolls through the small intestinal tract and rubs up against the linings of the colon. Raspberries do a similar job and work in a similar ...
Read this postHot Peppers
Ripe hot peppers (usually red, orange, or yellow) carry a certain variety of vitamin C. This vitamin C is a strong, resilient antioxidant that stimulates immune cell activity, waking up immune cells and getting the cells to seek out toxins, poisons, and even pathogens. Viruses and bad bacteria do not like capsaicin. And they do not like to be heated by this phytochemical compound. Capsaicin is a dir...
Read this postHibiscus
Hibiscus is good for a wide variety of medicinal usages. Some of these usages are liver restoring, autoimmune healing, viral and bad bacteria hindering, blood sugar balancing, and mild depression lifting. Hibiscus’s phytochemical compounds based around its red anthocyanin plant medicine–filled pigments are geared for dozens of health uses. These red anthocyanins enter the liver, play a role as anti-...
Read this postHoneydew
Honeydew melon is helpful for neurological symptoms or conditions. Not every melon is built so specially for the central nervous system and problems with nerves throughout the body. With honeydew, the vagus nerves especially receive healing nutrients that help highly sensitive nerves start to recover and heal. Anyone with vagus problems, even if they don’t know their symptoms are caused by their vag...
Read this postPitaya
All varieties of pitaya (dragon fruit) hold valuable properties. Red-fleshed pitaya is most beneficial. Red-fleshed pitaya is one of the fruits rich in hyperantioxidants, an undiscov- ered variety of supercharged antioxidants, amplified to kill bugs such as viruses inside the body. When a hyperantioxidant touches a virus cell, the virus oxidizes as the hyperantioxidant interacts with an enzyme the v...
Read this postBasil
There is no pathogen that likes basil. This includes yeast, mold, unproductive fungus, toxic fungus, the pathogens behind STDs and STIs, stealth viruses, antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and all other forms of unproductive bacteria. In order for basil to potentially do serious harm to pathogens inside the body, basil has to be eaten without overt fats. Eating basil with oils, nuts, seeds, nut butters,...
Read this postHow I Have My Hair, Skin & Nails At Their Best In My Late 40’s
Sharing my Medical Medium journey… Since I started MM protocols, my hair, skin and nails have been at their best. Even my bleached and repeatedly colored hair has received compliments from my hairstylist. Additionally, the rate of my hair growth is phenomenal too. I don't have any grey hair which I just realize is an uncommon things in your late 40s! MANY dentists have complimented the health of my ...
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