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Persimmon: natural rebalancing, great as a mask

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmailIl Cachi, native to Asia, It is a fruit that ripens in winter, It is very energy and therefore recommended for children, and to those who practice a lot of sport. The persimmon is in fact rich in vitamins A, B, C and E and minerals including calcium, iron, phosphorus, selenium, zinc, copper, sodium, magnesium and especially potassium. Thanks to the presence of […]

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Hugs

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmailSome studies show that holding hands and hugging reduce stress and strengthen the immune system Hugging is the highest language of the soul and body. (Jacques de Bourbon) Rosanna Naturopath and Wellness Consultant Eliosnatura, He takes care of feeding, personal care and medical pathologies through the use of completely different products […]

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Turmeric: anticancer properties, inflammatory, Nutritional etc.

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail La curcuma, saffron Eastern, or India, is a spice of a thousand benefits: anti-cholesterol,detoxifying and hepatoprotective.   The plant turmeric, of Zingiberaceae, does not exceed one meter tall. The roots grow on fleshy stems called rhizomes, from which they develop leaves that can reach one meter in length. […]

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What do you know about Celiac Disease?

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Vi sintetizzo, I hope in a simple manner, that celiac disease is a disease of the small intestine autoimmune. It can affect all ages and recognizes a genetic predisposition. Generally, the symptoms occur at weaning: Diarra chronic, abdominal pain, abdominal swelling, growth retardation in children […]

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