Cloning Camels with Human Genes for Big Pharma

'As if it wasn’t enough that the United States is relentlessly pushing the invasion of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) onto the world’s food supply at an alarming rate, leaving those who are concerned about health to radically step away from most processed foods and start growing their own good, clean food at home, the Middle East is getting into the genetic engineering action with GMO camels. If this succeeds, camels genetically modified with human genes will be cloned for Big Pharma drugs.'



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Amazing Health Benefits Of Peaches

 

 'Peaches are juicy fruits that originated in China and are highly consumed in America. These sweet flavoured fruits can be stored in almost all types of climates thus, you can enjoy it any season. Peaches are filled with nutrients and proteins that makes it an ideal summer fruit. Lets check out some amazing health benefits of the sweet and sift juicy fruit, peaches.'


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5 Foods for a High Protein Vegetarian Diet

'In today’s McWorld, we often equate protein with a greasy, drippy burger. Protein is, in fact, a matter of amino acids, and it abounds in the plant kingdom. The trick is in knowing where to find it, knowledge that is especially needed be vegans and vegetarians. RDA recommendations for protein are from 0.36 to 0.45 grams per pound of body weight a day. That’s only 15 to 20% of calories—an amount easily attainable when including these foods for a high protein vegetarian diet.'


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5 Reasons Why You Should Eat LENTILS!

 

PROTECT YOUR DIGESTIVE SYSTEM – high in fiber

• Lentils are rich in dietary fiber, both the soluble and the insoluble type.  They are undigested, which means they will pass out of our bodies. 

• Insoluble fiber encourages regular bowel movement and prevents constipation and helps prevent colon cancer.  While soluble fiber reduces the risk of heart disease and regulates blood sugar for people with diabetes. 

• Men need at least 30 to 38g of fiber each day. Women need at least 20 to 25g of fiber each day.  And one cup of cooked lentils provides more than 15 grams of dietary fiber.


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