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Read about all of out blog posts about being healthy over 50.

What Really Makes You Ill
Poisoned Bodies
In the modern world, the human body is under constant assault from invisible enemies. The air that fills the lungs, the water that quenches thirst, and the food that nourishes the body are all increasingly contaminated with toxins and pollutants. This article explores how toxins infiltrate daily life, the effects they have on the body, and the natural and homeopathic methods that can help cleanse and protect against them.

What Really Makes You Ill
How to Detox Your Home
Modern homes are filled with conveniences that make life easier—synthetic cleaners, air fresheners, plastics, and processed materials. This guide explores how to identify common household toxins, remove them safely, and replace them with healthier, sustainable alternatives.

Health, Lifestyle & Fitness
Blood Pressure - The Natural Approach
What is blood pressure, really? And why are so many people being diagnosed with hypertension these days? We'll explore these questions, focusing on natural and homeopathic strategies to support healthy blood pressure levels.

What Really Makes You Ill
Acid Reflux
Acid reflux, also known as heartburn or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), is a common condition affecting millions worldwide. From a natural, homeopathic perspective, the root cause of acid reflux may be insufficient or weak stomach acid, and not too much, as we are often told. Lets dive in.

Nutrition
Nourishing Your Immune System After 50
As we age, our immune system naturally changes. It might not respond as quickly or as strongly as it used to. This guide provides practical advice on how to eat to support and nourish your immune system if you are over 50. We will discuss key nutrients, recommended foods, meal ideas, and helpful tips to help you stay healthy and vibrant.
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Nutrition
Anti-Inflammatory Foods for Healthy Aging
Inflammation is a natural process in the body. It's how our immune system responds to injury and infection. However, when inflammation becomes chronic, it can contribute to a variety of health problems, especially as we age. Chronic inflammation is linked to conditions like heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, and even certain types of cancer.

