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OMEGA-3's...Flax
seed has been recognized as the richest source of essential
fatty acids (EFAs) such as alpha-linoleic acid (ALA), and
Omega-3 oil). Deficiency of these Omega-3s may be the cause
of fatigue, malaise, lack of endurance, dry skin, cracked
nails, maldigestion, gas, bloating, constipation, immune
weakness, frequent colds and sickness, aching and sore joints,
chest pain, depression, arthritis ad hormone problems.
LIGNANS...The
lignans are an important group of natural compounds and
play an important role in the prevention of many cancers
(breast, prostate, colon). Many studies show the lignans
to be powerful anticancer agents. Lignans are now being
touted as "A Super Food of the 90s."
FIBER...The
National Cancer Institute (MCI) has officially recognized
fiber to be an important element in the diet for prevention
of many cancers.
Nature's
Source of Omega-3's, Lignans and Fiber
Consumption
of these wonderful seeds from nature may help treat or prevent
the following conditions:
- Diabetes
- Heart
Disease
- Skin
Disorders
- High
Blood Cholesterol
- Lupus
Nephritis
- Cancers
of the Breast, Prostate or Colon
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- Weak
Immune System
- Asthma
- Constipation
- Hormonal
Imbalance
- ADD
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One of the very
best foods for people with diabetes is flaxseed due to its
very low Glycemic Index. In fact, Heintzman Farms of South
Dakota was awarded the Seal of Approval from
the Diabetes Resource Center.
The Flaxseed Revolution
Book $11 with order ($14 if mailed separately)
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*Michael L.
Bennett, Pharm.D., has been researching the benefits of
using flaxseed for several years, and has searched the scientific
literature for documentation showing the health effects
of using whole ground flaxseed. Dr. Bennett has spoken at
several health shows and professional meetings and is the
author of Wild Yam - Nature's Source of Phytohormones.
He received his doctorate degree from the University of
California San Francisco School of Pharmacy and post-doctorate
fellowship from the university of Colorado School of Medicine
and Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug Center.
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