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Saturday, 13 September 2008 |
By Robert Melkonyan
 There is no question about the popularity of superfoods. For the benefit of those who have yet to get to know what superfoods are, they are the whole foods which are enriched with vitamins, minerals, and a lot of health motivating properties. For a product to be named as such, it must contain a wide spectrum of antioxidants, minerals, vitamins, phytonutrients, and a lot other factors. There are several names of products that claim they are the best superfoods and one among which is the Brazilian acai.
The Brazilian acai is deeply set back in the rainforest of the Amazon region. The acai goes with the scientific name of Euterpe Oleracea. The fruit appears to be small in size, round in shape, and then dark purplish in color. The Brazilian acai bears lesser pulp yet a bigger seed. Others often mistake it for the grape fruit only that it is smaller and then darker as compared to it. This type of medicinal plant has piqued the interest of the experts as well as it has warmed the hearts of numerous people who are emphatically |
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Friday, 12 September 2008 |
By John Samson
 Anyone who has suffered with chronic pain, the pain that becomes your life partner and then stabs you in the back, knows how easily it becomes to fall into a really bad depression. The pain that never quits leaves you wondering if living is as great at you thought it was. Depression just gets in line and follows the pain leader down that lonely road. Believe me, I've been on that road and it's a mean, dead-end.
Pain is a normal. It's a bad sensation triggered by your brain to let you know there is something wrong and you need to do something about it. Chronic pain is different. It stays with you and makes itself at home. Pain signals keep firing at you for weeks, months, and maybe years. This is caused by many illnesses such as arthritis, cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome, irritable bowel, spinal degeneration, and so many more. Pain is the not same for everyone. It can last for months or last a lifetime. It takes a toll, both physically and emotionally. It can lead to depression, |
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