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Introduction I will share six surprising underlying causes of autoimmune diseases in this article. I’m discussing this today because it is an epidemic out there.

Belly fat is a nuisance in the real sense of the word. It is very harmful and makes your clothes feel tight.

Visceral fat — a type of belly fat — is a primary risk factor for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and other conditions.

Here’s the best advice you’re going to get about exercising.

There are different types of exercise routines that you can do. All these routines claim that they are the best.

You know the feeling, don’t you? Your nose is plugged or feels like a leaky faucet, and there’s also that feeling like your head is in a vise. You feel better keeping your eyes closed because they are sore and puffy. And it also feels like there are nails in your throat.

In this article, I’m going to recommend that you take one teaspoon of this particular spice to help you immensely with diabetes. But, of course, by fixing diabetes, I mean how to fix the complications of diabetes.

The spice in question is CINNAMON!

In this article, we’ll discuss the real reason why you’ve lost your butt but gained a belly.

Short answer is EXCESSIVE CORTISOL.

In this article, we’ll see the primary reason your arteries are calcifying and potentially turning into bone.

Have you seen a large freckle on the back of your hand or cheek? You could be looking at an age spot, which is what it’s called.

Fruit is an essential part of a balanced diet. The fiber and liquid content in fruit helps people feel full, so most people don’t need to worry about overeating.

Although each fruit has unique nutritional benefits, most all fruits contain vitamins, minerals, and other antioxidants that are good for the body.

Heart disease is the #1 killer worldwide; it isn’t out of place to discuss a nutritional aspect of this problem that gives you something you can do about it.

What are adaptogens?

So, what is the most potent adaptogen? We’ll know about this shortly, but first, what is an adaptogen?

Not only is the liver one of the largest organs in humans and animals, but it also plays many vital roles, such as:

• Processing digested food from the gut
• Storing glucose, iron, vitamins, and other essential nutrients
• Filtering and clearing drugs and toxins from the blood

While the liver and other organ meats were once widely consumed, they have since fallen out of favor of muscle meats.