Blueberries

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Blueberries are being harvested in my community. This post is timely and

previously posted to SoFlaVegans ~

 

BLUEBERRIES WILL BIND AND LOOSEN YOU UP

by Victoria

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The Swedish are known for using blueberries for diarrhea and you can

find the infamous " blueberry diarrhea cure " in Rodale's " Encyclopedia

of Natural Home Remedies " .

 

Blueberries also kill infectious viruses. For this reason, blueberry

soup is popular on the ski slopes in Europe as a cold remedy.

 

But if you are suffering from constipation, your answer is the

blueberry too because German scientists have also found that fresh

blueberries in some individuals have produced a laxative effect.

 

Blueberries contain high concentrations of compounds that kill both

bacteria and viruses. In Canadian tests, crushed blueberries

destroyed nearly 100% of polioviruses within 24 hours! (source The

Food Pharmacy, Jean Carpenter). I wonder what blueberries could do to

anthrax?

 

Studies have shown that blueberries can reverse the aging process,

protect the body from stress, are anti-cancer, preventors of weak

eyesight, and can get rid of urinary tract infections. And best of

all, they are loaded with antioxidants.

 

Whether you are loose or bound, or have a flu bug in your body that

needs to be terminated, do eat blueberries to keep you at your

healthiest, youngest and regular best!

 

Check out theblueberrystore.com to buy frozen blueberries any time of

the year.

 

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Victoria is the author of the popular " Living Well Plan " for weight

loss, long-term health, and happiness.

Learn how you too can " Live Well " at:

http://chetday.com/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?vic

 

 

 

" As the beloved God, under the shadow of His wings --- and as the apple of

God's eye --- the seeds of great faith live within us. "

 

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