Author Archives : Bel Marra Health

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Calcium rich foods for your daily meals

From the moment we are born we are already consuming calcium. It’s an important part of our bodies! Growing up, we are told that calcium is essential for strong bones and strong teeth, so we drank our glass of milk every day. Now that we’re older, calcium is still an integral part of a healthy ...click here to read more

Herbs to combat stress the natural way

Feeling more than a little anxious these days? You’re not alone. The faster life gets, often the more intense we experience the ups and downs. There’s less of an emphasis on relaxing and enjoying the simple things. Modern life is much more focused on doing and achieving, ticking all the things we can off the ...click here to read more

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Almonds top everyday snack

Nuts come in all different shapes and sizes, but they all have one thing in common: They are good for your health. From peanuts, to walnuts, to even pistachios, nuts contain many benefits to make them ideal snack food. Ditch that bag of potato chips! One nut in particular is constantly praised for its health ...click here to read more

Get over the hangover with home remedies

Your head is pounding, you feel absolutely sick to your stomach, getting out of bed doesn’t even seem like an option! But you don’t have a flu or any other illness. Your previous night’s activity, however, has caught up to you and left you feeling ill. If you drink too much you will most likely ...click here to read more

Chew on this to get rid of cavities

How to maintain dental hygiene should be a top priority each and every day. Good brushing and flossing, for one, are the foundation for dental cavities prevention. But there’s more. The state of your mouth, teeth and gums has been linked heart disease and brain health. New York University (NYU) researchers last fall uncovered the ...click here to read more

Glaucoma steals sight without warning

Glaucoma is a serious eye disease and one of the leading causes of blindness. It damages the eye’s optic nerve when the fluid pressure inside the eyes slowly rises. It’s all too common. According to the Glaucoma Research Foundation, estimates suggest more than three million Americans have glaucoma but only half of those know they ...click here to read more

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