rispost The Body Self-Cleanses, Repairs & Heals

Filed under Section 5. Comon Cold – The Body’s Miracle Cleansing Proces

When the toxicity of these accumulated poisons, mucus, etc., exceeds the body’s tolerance, the natural vital forces set up a miracle cleansing-healing (common colds) crisis. The body induces a rise in body temperature (fever) to burn up the many toxins, while others are eliminated by a heavy discharge of mucus from the nose, mouth and throat. If the toxic overload is heavy, there may be a discharge of mucus from the bowels and perhaps diarrhea.
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rispost Your Miracle Nose – Pathway to the Lungs

Filed under Section 6. Your Nose – Pathway to the Lungs

The Bragg Super Power Breathing technique is the most essential part of The Bragg Healthy Lifestyle. Your nose and nasal passageways are essential factors in all your breathing. So it’s important that we understand the nose and the vital role it plays in breathing.

The nose is a system of passages and hollow spaces that link the external nose to the eyes, ears, mouth and throat. It is through this intricate pathway that oxygenrich air travels from our nose to our lungs. You might wonder why we have this complicated breathing mechanism made up of cartilage, bone and soft tissue organized into several pairs of hollow air-spaces called sinuses. When afflicted with some sinus or nasal complaint you might think it just can’t be worth all the trouble. After all, the mouth and throat seem to do the breathing work just fine — and it’s just a simple and direct air pathway to the lungs.
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rispost Your Nose is a Natural Air-Filtration System

Filed under Section 6. Your Nose – Pathway to the Lungs

The hollow spaces of the nose - called sinuses - act as an “echo chamber” which makes our voices resonate (unless the sinuses are stuffed up). These open spaces – located behind our eyebrows and nose and between the eyes – also give us better balance and cushion the brain from blows to the head. Our sense of smell is located in the nose. However, the most important function of the nose, the sinuses and nose hairs, is to condition and filter the air as it passes through to your faithful and hard-working lungs.
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rispost Solve Sinus and Allergy Problems

Filed under Section 6. Your Nose – Pathway to the Lungs

For a healthy nose, it’s essential you live The Bragg Healthy Lifestyle. A balanced, healthy life is the basis for your good health. A healthy, happy head and body are necessary preconditions to a healthy nose. If you live in a polluted area, or if your sinuses are already damaged from the hard work of protecting your lungs, buy a, high-efficiency HEPA (microscopic pores remove almost all particles) air filtration system. This pre-filters and cleans the air you breathe, making the job easier for your nose.
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rispost Nosebleeds

Filed under Section 6. Your Nose – Pathway to the Lungs

Another common health complaint is nosebleeds. Various conditions cause nosebleeds, including blows to the face, excessive dryness, changes in atmospheric pressure, scratching or blowing the nose too strenuously.

Nosebleeds can be classified either as anterior (discharging out the nose) or posterior (discharging down the throat). Posterior bleeding originates in the sinus cavities behind the eyebrows, nose or between the eyes. No matter what position the person is in, the blood will drain out the back of the mouth and down the throat. This condition can affect the elderly that have high blood pressure and they need their doctor’s advice.
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rispost Mind Food For Thought to Share

Filed under Section 6. Your Nose – Pathway to the Lungs

Remember always, you are punished by your bad habits of living – not for them, but by them. – Paul C. Bragg

Freedom and progress rest in man’s continual searching for truth.
Truth is the summit of being. – Ralph Waldo Emerson

The nation badly needs to go on a diet. It should do something drastic about excessive, unattractive, life-threatening fat. It should get rid of it in the quickest possible way and this is by fasting. – Allan Cott, M.D.
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rispost Toxic Building Materials

Filed under Section 7. Unhealthy Buildings - Breathing and Health Problems

Because we human beings have managed to pollute the water, air and earth, our Mother Nature suffers. We know now that to stay healthy we must take precautions in some areas when we go in the great outdoors – or even in our backyard. But, it is probably a surprise to most people that even the “great indoors” can be unhealthy and polluted also. Many of our homes and buildings are so toxic that they are unfit to live and work in.

Today unfortunately many of our modern homes and buildings, even cars that shelter and protect us from the elements contain invisible vapors that slowly poison us as they give shelter! Contamination sources are many – and far too unrecognized and unaddressed.
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rispost Healthy Home Environment is Important Check for Lead, Radon, Formaldehyde

Filed under Section 7. Unhealthy Buildings - Breathing and Health Problems

Who wants to be sick and live in a sick home? You make the effort to eat well, sleep well and get exercise, Don’t drop the ball when it comes to insuring a healthy living environment. Here’s some playing-it-safe ideas:

First, be sure you and your family are safe from the dangers of radon. Second, be safe from the dangers of formaldehyde; older homes usually have less. Radon contamination is often worse in older homes. Third, be safe from the dangers of lead paint which is greater in older homes. Test for all three when considering a home. Have a licensed home inspector check for all three toxins and others that might be sickening the home, building, apartment, etc. you live in. It’s reasonable and important.
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rispost Having a Healthy, Safe Home and More

Filed under Section 7. Unhealthy Buildings - Breathing and Health Problems

Ensuring that your home is a healthy and safe space for you and your family is not an easy task. But what job could be more rewarding than health, happiness, vitality and a long, productive life? Creating a healthy home might not be inexpensive. However the savings in health care costs, lost productivity, worry and stress will greatly outweigh the short-term costs of making your home a safe haven. (Your home should be your health retreat.)
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rispost Asthma May Come From Our Environment

Filed under Section 7. Unhealthy Buildings - Breathing and Health Problems

Over 14 million Americans experience frightening attacks of wheezing and breathlessness that are sometimes fatal. Asthma is not just one disease. Sometimes its from an allergy, sometimes its food related. Asthma may be tied to factors as what’s inside your home, your genes, childhood infections, diet, emotional stress, toxins, etc.
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