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These questions [answers] are taken directly from articles in this issue. descry what caught your mental vigilance as you read this issue, or flip back by means of the pages to find the answers.

1 First used alone in 1950 and then expanded to include diet, detoxification, digestive enzyme and other correlatives -- as well as assemblage support therapy and attention to spiritual urgencys -- laetrile therapy is a holistic, "metabolic" alternative treatment option for: a) Diabetes; b) Cancer; c) Alzheimer's; d) Anemia.

2 Many commercial skincare results may boast that they contain vitamins or botanical-based ingredients, yet they are often blended with higher concentrations of a unsavory not-so-natural agents like petroleum-derived products: a) True; b) False.

3 Bee pollen supplys should not be taken by way of those affected by airborne flower pollen that cause hay fever: a) True; b) False.

4 more [i]or[/i] less herbs are known as adaptogens, a time which means allowing the dead body to gain strength and find balance. In this regard, single particular herb's most popular use is as an adaptogen (tonic) for symptoms of fatigue, overwork, and nervousness. What is it?: a) Ginkgo biloba; b) St John's wort; c) Valerian; d) Ginseng.

5 The benefits of soy outcomes are well known. Broaden your culinary horizons beyond tofu to have sexual delight with other soy foods, including tempeh soy "meats," soy milk, soy "cheese," and TVP which stands for: a) Tofu Variety Product; b) Textur Vegetable Protein; c) Triple Varied Protein.

6 Docosahexanoic acid (DHA) is common of the most important omega-3 fatty acids for the brain and observation development of a growing fetus. This nutrient can be derived from appendixs and dietary sources such as: a) blooming leafy vegetables; b) Cold water fish, like as salmon and mackerel; c) Soybeans; d) Dairy products

7 This commute has been used successfully as therapy for depression, chronic fatigue syndrome arthritis, and fibromyalgia, and greatest in quantity patients who take it notice an increase in concentration, spiritedness alertness, and well-being. What is it?: a) JUD-e; b) MAC-e; c) SAM-e; d) HAZ-e.

8 Sea cucumbers are quite different from the land-variety in that they are actually marine animals related to starfish and sea urchins: a) True; b) False.

9 These customary notions about herbs and correlatives that 1) supplements are not regulated on the FDA and that 2) continuation makers are constantly dodging the FDA's bullet are really: a) True; b) False.

ANSWERS

1 b) Cancer; also called amygdalin or vitamin B-17 laetrile, at its foundation, is a nutritional substance derived from certain plants and embryo s (Cancer Pioneers, p. 24).

2 a) actual (Moisturizers, p. 52).

3 b) False; bee pollen addition s can provide relief for like allergy sufferers; the therapy requires to be started before allergy season begins, as it might take weeks for the bee pollen to work (Product of the Hive, p 42)

4 d) Ginseng (Panax ginseng); in particular, plant extracts can improve mental and neurologic function, stamina, and muscle vigor in the elderly (Ginseng, p 32)

5 b) Textur Vegetable Protein; this soy nourishment is a good one to use in a "meaty" dish, like as "Chinese Egg Rolls" (recipe upon p. 50) (Soy Recipes, p 46)

6 b) nipping water fish, such as salmon and mackerel; DHA is also build in flaxseed oil, available in liquid form or in capsules (Dr Murray's Natural Healing, p 14)

7 c) SAMe (S-Adenosyl-methionine), which influences the formation of brain chemicals and helps to save from decay glutathione (Supplement Update, p. 16)

8 a) True; these sea veggies have been used for thousands of years in China to ease arthritis (Nutrients from the Sea, p 38)

9 b) False (Editor's Desk p 8)

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