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[narutomaki]

was gifted an immersion(? the handheld ones) blender recently and cried. bcus I can now blend vegetables easily. lmao.

immediately made veggie slop

I feel like I've mentioned this already I'm just really happy with it bcus I made a smoothie tonight :)

it tastes bad lmfao

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Diabetics and Plant proteins

It is a given that we are living in times when the frenetic pace and elevated stress has led to daily practices not amenable to good health. This has given rise to the concept of “lifestyle diseases”. Two common lifestyle diseases are hypertension and diabetes. Though both have a genetic basis, environmental factors and lifestyle choices can hasten the onset and exacerbate the harmful effects. One such lifestyle choice is diet, comprising aspects of its composition, regularity, and control.

Let us look at one key dietary component, protein, and one of the above two, diabetes, specifically the more common type 2 diabetes. Our bodies need proteins for growth, maintenance, energy, and chemical reactions. Proteins are classified as complete or incomplete based on whether they contain all 9 of a total 20 amino acids. There are various dietary sources of proteins from both animal and plant origin. Most protein supplements are whey based and the plant-based supplements are either soya or pea protein with a few hemp and rice based. Does the protein source, plant, or animal, have a bearing on the onset or progress of diabetes?

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[opiazapine]

I don't have any problems eating except for I'm on prescription nausea suppressants and taking chronic heartburn medication and half of my diet is liquid that I put through a blender and periodically I will stop consuming solids altogether because my mouth does this thing where I quit salivating and everything tastes like sand. I also feel tired all the time. How long? Idk 10 years... plus? Alright OK mandated therapist I have an eating problem fine so what now. ??

[conjuremanj]

Alfalfa Leaf One Of The Most Unused, But Effective Plant In Your Rootwork (Hoodoo).

What is Alfalfa?

It is a plant with a flower that commonly comes purple also come in a white, yellow and purple color.

Alfalfa can be used as a medicine like to lower Cholesterol, Diabetes: lowering blood sugar, Kidney and others conditions by using the leaves, sprouts, or seeds of the Alfalfa Plant. You can use it in powdered form, tablet form

You can boiled in water with other herbs to make a tea or ground up and added to smoothies if you like.

(check the dosage for the leaves, seeds, or sprouts, how much and for what age if you plain on eating it.)

Some southern's would fed it to pigs, like a gennie pigs to eat. It would help improved growth rate by providing it things like Protein, Vitamins, Fiber etc.

What About In Rootwork? (Hoodoo)

In rootwork it's would mostly be use in Money Workings.

How Does It Work? Well, it works kind of like a weed, Alfalfa grows like a weed, can grow anywhere even in your own back yard, It a plant that doesn't give up even if you cut it or use some kind of weed killer, [It can continue to grow and that's what you need when doing a Money Working for your money to continue to grow like a weed], To never go way and always continue to grow and bring you that MF Money.. 🤑💰😆

How Can I Use It? You can take some of the Alfalfa Leaves and put it in your money mojo bag. Is one way.

You can also take the weed with the leaves still on and wrap that weed around a load stone and put that in a money mojo bag with a little money drawing oil.

Don't forget get to wake the bag up and give to feed it regularly.

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Health: Misconceptions with Anemia and "Iron Deficiency"

Iron Absorption & Utilization

Simply taking iron supplements often doesn't cure anemia.

Proper absorption and utilization of iron involve many processes.

1/3 of the population has trouble absorbing and utilizing iron; it's considered the most common nutritional disorder in the world.

Anemia is usually about iron dysregulation, not deficiency.

Iron supplements or injections tend to circulate excessively, potentially causing toxicity.

Iron overload strains the iron recycling system and the liver.

Liver plays a key role in regulating iron uptake.

Iron doesn't regulate itself; it's copper-dependent.

Copper is essential for ceruloplasmin, a protein that mobilizes iron from tissues into the blood. Without copper, iron accumulates in tissue leading to inflammation and tissue damage which can develop into others issues like heart or liver disease and diabetes with increased risk of infection and cancer.

Retinol (Vitamin A) enhances iron absorption and influences genes regulating iron metabolism.

Iron Testing

CBC can detect anemia but it can't necessarily tell you the cause.

Serum ferritin doesn't give a true measure of iron stores.

Approximately 70% of iron is found in hemoglobin, around 20-25% is stored as ferritin and hemosiderin in tissues, about 5% is in myoglobin and enzymes, and roughly 0.1% as serum iron.

For accurate assessment, consider all containers of iron including hemoglobin, serum iron, and ferritin, as well as non-iron markers such as zinc, copper, and vitamins A & D.

The only direct way to measure iron stores is to keep removing blood until anemia sets in, then account for the iron deficit and dietary iron consumed during this time.

Sources (meat, liver, and seafood)

Copper: liver, nuts, molasses, oats, bee pollen, shellfish, pumpkin seeds, dark chocolate, acerola cherry powder, shilajit.

Retinol (Vitamin A): liver, other organ meats, egg yolk, seafood, fish liver oils, dairy products.

Other Insights

Phytates in plants can hinder non-heme iron absorption but vitamin C helps to counteract these inhibitory effects.

Over-supplementing with zinc can cause copper deficiency since copper and zinc need to be in balance.

There are many causes of anemia beyond "iron deficiency", such as vitamin B12 deficiency.

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded in 1934 to George Whipple, George Minot, and William Murphy for their discoveries related to liver therapy in cases of anemia.

Other studies have supported incorporating beef liver (which contains copper, iron, zinc, vitamin A and D) into the diet.

The key is to have food that isn't concentrated on a certain vitamin or mineral but provides a mixture of what we need in a way that our body can properly absorb without inhibiting effects.

Men are naturally higher in iron than women and women are naturally higher in copper than men (estrogen levels contribute to the production of copper).

Female menstruation is why iron deficiency anemia is more common among women.

Signs of anemia include fatigue, pale complexion, blurred vision, dizziness, irregular heartbeat, cold hands and feet, scanty menstruation, numbness, insomnia, poor memory, dry skin, brittle nails, vertical ridges on nails, muscle twitches, shortness of breath, chest pain, headache, swollen or sore tongue, unusual cravings, restless legs.

[suzieb-fit]

Had a late snack yesterday. But it's a bit stupid. It's like I made myself do it, lol. I could have quite happily started my timer after dinner, as usual.

No matter how much I try change things to pull away from my long standing issues with eating, I now recognise that I'm just swapping one disordered eating behaviour for another.

That all started after my type one diabetes diagnosis at age 14.

Now that's a whole essay on its own, so I'm not going to get going on that one this morning 😂.

I do occasionally simply want an evening snack, and I can justify it easily because of my lifestyle, etc.

That's fine. But eating for the sake of it to prove just how "free and in control" I am? Well that's just ridiculous. And obviously proves exactly the opposite!

So anyway, back to today.

I got up late. Just didn't want to move! But I did. I made my protein decaff (pre-blended my milk and whey powder last night. Shaking it up in the sealed cup just doesn't cut it, lol).

Lovely and bright out there. I also went against all the sleep hygiene "experts" and left my curtains open last night. Wanted the sunrise to fill my environment before even getting out of bed. And it didn't affect my sleep at all. If anything, I actually slept longer before waking up for the first time. And that was around 4am, when the sun was starting to rise. That tells you something, I guess!

So I call my protein decaff my "pre-breakfast". Just made that up. Yes, I'm breaking my fast, but my real breakfast is back at home. My beloved nuts and collagen coffee.

My blood sugar is still way too high. Ridiculously so this morning, actually.

Just when I thought this insulin pump system was doing a better job. Nope.

I decided to get a high intensity workout in before lunch.

More work for my lower body, and definitely work for my cardiovascular health!

I am once again rethinking my nutrition.

Back to highest percentage of calories from fat, a lower (but still pretty high) percentage of protein and lowest of all for carbs.

My goal breakdown is 55% fat, 35% protein, 10% carbs.

But I'm not going to obsessively tweak, adjust or drive myself crazy by trying to hit those numbers too strictly.

Yes, I personally feel better tracking my food. That's one of my habits that helps that relationship with food. It's how I keep control.

Forever an ongoing work in progress!

So that meant cheese with my lunch again. It's been a while!

Plus sardines are already high in (healthy) fats.

Tiny scrap of greenery to throw in a few beneficial polyphenols.

And hard boiled egg. Eggs are fantastic!

It's interesting to see the difference exercise makes to my food diary.

That whole "calories in/calories out" principle is pretty much just theory. And a very feeble one at that. I only take notice of what I'm eating. Focusing on macro quantity AND quality. But yep, still interesting to look at the comparisons on the app on the rare occasion.

I knew I needed some yoga. My back isn't happy. The homeopath asked me lots of questions about that today. Everything seems pretty "high end" in terns of all my health concerns right now.

She is going to try yet another new remedy. This will ge the fourth attempt.

But hey, I guess that's partly what I'm paying her for. To find something that actually works!

So an average day in general. Not great, not terrible. That's good enough for me.

Gotta keep fighting, moving and smiling 👍

[renmorris]

hey diabetic and pre diabetic followers? you got any recommendations on bean based recipes + protein powder? im struggling to get more protein in me rn and I’m lost in a maze of these powders

[marabarl-and-marlbara]

hi hi mara, i remember you writing in a post that you look forward to meal times. what are your favorite foods at these times?

good morning anonymous; i try to eat exactly four meals that are always the same "thing," because i:m particular about texture/temperature and routine;

breakfast is always a cold almond yogurt (+ some protein powder) & some kind of low-carb sugar-free crunchy cereal (as a general guideline for most-of my food/diet, my mom drilled in-to me from a young age neurosis about carbs/sugar from her diabetes/liver-failure so i ended up inheriting much of this diet-neurosis); i try to portion out all of the ratios to be ~4; ie: 3 spoonfuls of yogurt, 1 part of cereal; if there is anything mixed in-to the yogurt, i try to use three things combined with the yogurts 1 so it comes out to four (today i made peppermint yogurt + a dark chocolate cereal that was bogo @ publix last week);

lunch is always a wrap, that i burn on the stove, and then burn the assembled wrap in an air-fryer so it is 1) scalding, 2) completely dry and crunchy; the filling is usually ~4 pieces of some protein (ex: 2 pieces of cauliflower chicken stuff that is then further divided so it comes out to some number-of-4; 4 cubes of tofu that are further divided down into 16 equal pieces; a fourth of an avocado that is quartered down into four slices), + some vegetable filler (usually spinach or broccoli or kale; sometimes onions i pickle or roma tomatoes i cube), + some jalapeno (with two cross-section cuts and then chopped into ~16 slices so it quarters), + some type of sauce i usually make (my favorite is this birria-consomme-esque sauce i make every few months out of tons of dried chilis, which basically prevents it from spoiling); when it:s been cold, i:ve been making this awful vegan gravy out of buckwheat flour + fake chicken bouillion stock (in place of drippings); sometimes i use egg because i had an incident last month that made me realize my diet was killing me <- though this might:ve just been more neurosis;

dinner is either half a protein bar or a stir-fry (bean sprouts, broccoli, red peppers, tofu);

then dessert i have half of a protein bar that i burn in airfryer;

i don:t really like eating anything that doesn:t match these texture/temperature profiles; ie: baked oats are always disappointing because they:re not cold/crunchy; cold wraps (which sometimes i think i want because i like cold-sauces (like mayo or w/e) and the way i cook things basically turns them into soup) are always massive disappointments; beautifully made and composed foods from restaurants are always disappointing because they:re not as scalding as i like, or spicy as i like; etcetera;

take care, anonymous

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Moringa Capsules: A Natural Solution for Chronic Inflammation

What is Chronic Inflammation?

Chronic inflammation is a silent but potent force affecting millions of people worldwide. It differs from acute inflammation, which is your body’s natural response to infection or injury. Chronic inflammation, however, persists over time, and when left unchecked, it can contribute to a range of health problems. Conditions like arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, and even some cancers are linked to this ongoing inflammatory response.

If you’re struggling with these conditions, you might feel like inflammation is a constant challenge. While there are medical treatments available, many people are turning to natural solutions for relief. One such solution is moringa, a plant that has been used for centuries to combat inflammation. In this blog, we’ll explore how moringa capsules, such as those offered by Pura Vida, can be a natural and effective option for fighting chronic inflammation.

Introduction to Moringa

Moringa, scientifically known as Moringa oleifera, is often referred to as the “miracle tree” or the “drumstick tree” due to its exceptional nutritional profile and medicinal properties. Native to parts of Africa and Asia, it has been used for centuries to treat a variety of ailments, from sore throats to digestive issues. Today, moringa is available in various supplement forms, including capsules, powders, and teas.

Moringa’s ability to support overall health, particularly its anti-inflammatory effects, is a reason why it’s becoming a staple in many wellness routines. Pura Vida’s Moringa Capsules are a convenient way to tap into the plant’s powerful health benefits. Let’s dive into the science behind moringa and how it can help manage chronic inflammation.

What is Moringa and its Nutritional Profile?

Origin of Moringa

Moringa has been valued in cultures around the world for centuries, particularly in Africa and Asia. Traditionally, almost every part of the moringa tree—its roots, bark, leaves, flowers, and seeds—has been used for food and medicine. In fact, moringa’s leaves are packed with nutrients that contribute to its powerful anti-inflammatory effects.

One of the reasons moringa is considered a superfood is because of its dense concentration of essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. The leaves of the moringa tree, which are typically consumed as a powder or in capsules, are especially rich in:

Vitamin C – An antioxidant that helps protect the body from oxidative stress.

Vitamin A – Supports immune function and skin health.

Iron – Essential for blood health and energy production.

Calcium – Important for bone health.

Potassium – Helps with fluid balance and nerve function.

In addition to these vitamins and minerals, moringa also contains bioactive compounds such as flavonoids and polyphenols, which are particularly known for their anti-inflammatory properties.

Key Active Components for Inflammation

Moringa’s anti-inflammatory properties are attributed to its rich array of bioactive compounds, which work synergistically to reduce inflammation in the body. Some of the key components that contribute to moringa’s powerful anti-inflammatory effects include:

Flavonoids: These potent antioxidants help neutralize free radicals, highly reactive molecules that cause oxidative damage and inflammation in cells. By combatting free radicals, flavonoids help reduce chronic inflammation, which is often linked to conditions like arthritis and other inflammatory diseases.

Polyphenols: These compounds modulate the body’s inflammatory response by inhibiting the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines, proteins that trigger inflammation. By reducing cytokine production, polyphenols help lower inflammation at the cellular level.

Chlorophyll: Found abundantly in moringa leaves, chlorophyll is known for its detoxifying properties. Beyond cleansing the body, chlorophyll also has anti-inflammatory effects that help reduce swelling and pain associated with chronic inflammation.

Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Moringa contains alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), a type of omega-3 fatty acid that is particularly effective in reducing inflammation, especially in joints. Omega-3s help reduce the inflammatory response and promote joint health.

Together, these active components make moringa a potent natural solution in managing chronic inflammation.

How Moringa Supports Chronic Inflammation

Anti-inflammatory Mechanisms

Moringa’s anti-inflammatory effects are primarily attributed to its ability to influence inflammation at the cellular level. Chronic inflammation often results from the body’s immune response to prolonged injury, infection, or stress, and can contribute to conditions like arthritis, heart disease, and diabetes. Moringa’s bioactive compounds help reduce the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines—proteins that stimulate inflammation. By regulating the immune system, moringa helps balance inflammation and prevent it from becoming chronic. Additionally, moringa’s high antioxidant content plays a crucial role in reducing oxidative stress. Free radicals can damage cells and tissues, worsening inflammation, but moringa neutralizes these harmful molecules. By addressing both the inflammatory response and oxidative damage, moringa offers a dual approach to managing chronic inflammation, promoting better overall health and reducing the risk of inflammation-related diseases.

Scientific Evidence

Numerous studies have demonstrated moringa’s effectiveness in reducing inflammation. For example, a study published in the Journal of Food Science and Technology found that moringa leaf extract helped lower inflammatory markers in animal models, suggesting its potential to reduce inflammation in the body. Similarly, research featured in Phytotherapy Research showed that moringa leaf powder significantly reduced inflammation and joint pain in people suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. These studies provide strong evidence that moringa may be an effective natural remedy for managing inflammation. While more research is needed to fully explore the long-term effects and mechanisms, the current findings indicate that moringa can be a powerful ally in reducing chronic inflammation. With its anti-inflammatory properties, moringa offers a promising alternative to conventional treatments, especially for those seeking a natural supplement to support their health and manage inflammation-related conditions.

Benefits of Moringa Capsules Over Other Forms

Convenience and Dosage Control

Moringa is available in several forms, such as powders, teas, and capsules. While all these forms can provide health benefits, moringa capsules offer several advantages, particularly when it comes to convenience and dosage control.

Pura Vida’s Moringa Capsules are easy to incorporate into your daily routine. Instead of measuring out moringa powder or preparing tea, you can simply take a capsule with water. This makes moringa capsules a convenient option for people with busy lives or those who travel often.

Another advantage of capsules is that they offer a consistent, measured dose of moringa, making it easier to track your intake and ensure you’re getting the appropriate amount of the active compounds that help fight inflammation.

Bioavailability

One challenge with plant-based supplements is ensuring that your body absorbs and utilizes the nutrients effectively. Pura Vida’s Moringa Capsules are designed to enhance bioavailability, meaning your body is better able to absorb the beneficial compounds in moringa. This makes capsules a great option for anyone looking to maximize the effectiveness of their supplement.

Other Benefits of Moringa

In addition to its anti-inflammatory effects, moringa provides a range of health benefits. Some of the other notable benefits include:

Energy Boost: Moringa is rich in iron, which helps combat fatigue and increase energy levels.

Immunity Support: The high vitamin C content in moringa helps bolster the immune system, making it easier for your body to fend off illnesses.

Digestive Health: Moringa can help improve digestion by promoting healthy gut flora and alleviating issues like constipation.

Skin Health: The antioxidants in moringa help protect the skin from oxidative stress and aging, making it a great supplement for those concerned about skin health.

When you take Pura Vida’s Moringa Capsules, you’re not just helping manage inflammation—you’re also supporting your body in other important ways.

Moringa capsules can provide significant benefits for a wide range of people, especially those suffering from chronic inflammation. Here's a breakdown of some key groups that may particularly benefit from adding moringa to their wellness routine:

1. People with Arthritis

Both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis are inflammatory conditions that cause pain, stiffness, and swelling in the joints. Chronic inflammation in the joints can make movement difficult and painful. Moringa’s powerful anti-inflammatory compounds can help reduce these inflammatory markers, potentially easing joint pain and improving mobility. Regular use of moringa capsules may help manage the discomfort associated with arthritis, allowing for a better quality of life.

2. Individuals with Heart Disease

Chronic inflammation plays a significant role in the development of heart disease. It can contribute to the build-up of plaque in arteries and promote other cardiovascular problems. By reducing inflammation in the body, moringa may help protect against heart disease, lower the risk of heart attacks, and promote overall cardiovascular health. Moringa’s ability to reduce oxidative stress and regulate blood pressure adds to its heart-protective benefits.

3. Those with Autoimmune Conditions

Autoimmune disorders, like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and multiple sclerosis, occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body’s tissues, leading to inflammation. Moringa’s immune-regulating properties can help modulate the immune system, balancing inflammatory responses and reducing the risk of autoimmune flare-ups. Moringa’s compounds, including polyphenols and antioxidants, may support those with autoimmune conditions by reducing inflammation at a cellular level.

4. Athletes and Active Individuals

Athletes or anyone who engages in intense physical activity often experiences inflammation due to muscle strain or injury. Moringa's anti-inflammatory effects can support muscle recovery and reduce soreness, helping athletes stay at their peak performance levels. Additionally, its antioxidant properties assist in quicker recovery and lower the risk of overuse injuries.

5. Older Adults

As we age, joint pain and inflammation become more common. Moringa’s ability to reduce inflammation and support joint health makes it a valuable supplement for older adults looking for relief from age-related inflammation and discomfort. Regular use of moringa capsules may enhance joint flexibility, reduce pain, and promote an active lifestyle in older individuals.

Incorporating moringa into a daily routine can offer a natural and effective way to manage inflammation and support overall health. Whether you’re dealing with arthritis, heart disease, autoimmune conditions, or general inflammation from physical activity, moringa capsules can be a valuable addition to your wellness regimen.

Personalizing Moringa Use

Before starting any supplement, it’s important to consult with your healthcare provider, especially if you have a chronic condition or are taking medications. Your doctor can help tailor the dosage to your specific needs and ensure that moringa will complement your existing health regimen.

How to Incorporate Moringa Capsules into Your Routine

Recommended Dosage

For most people, a typical starting dose of moringa capsules is one capsule per day, though some individuals may choose to increase the dosage to two or three capsules per day for enhanced effects. Pura Vida’s Moringa Capsules are easy to swallow and perfect for busy lifestyles.

When beginning a new supplement, it's always a good idea to start with a lower dose to assess your body’s tolerance. If you’re using moringa for chronic inflammation, consistency is key. Over time, you should begin to notice a reduction in symptoms like joint pain or swelling.

Complementary Practices for Inflammation Management

Incorporating other healthy habits alongside your moringa supplementation can further help reduce chronic inflammation. Consider these tips:

Eat an Anti-inflammatory Diet: Foods like fatty fish, leafy greens, nuts, and berries are known to reduce inflammation.

Exercise Regularly: Physical activity, especially low-impact exercises like yoga or swimming, can help reduce inflammation.

Manage Stress: Chronic stress can exacerbate inflammation, so it’s essential to practice relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation.

Get Enough Sleep: Proper sleep is crucial for reducing inflammation and allowing your body to heal.

Potential Side Effects and Precautions

Moringa is generally well-tolerated, but some people may experience mild digestive upset, especially when first starting supplementation. If this occurs, try reducing the dosage and gradually increasing it over time.

Precautions

Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult with a healthcare provider before using moringa, as it may not be safe in all cases. Additionally, if you are on medication or have an existing health condition, it’s essential to speak with a doctor before incorporating moringa into your routine.

Conclusion

Moringa Capsules, like those from Pura Vida, provide a natural, effective solution for managing chronic inflammation. Packed with anti-inflammatory compounds, antioxidants, and essential vitamins, moringa supports overall health while addressing the root causes of inflammation. Whether you're dealing with arthritis, heart disease, or general inflammation, moringa can be a valuable addition to your wellness routine.

In addition to capsules, Pura Vida offers other moringa products to fit your lifestyle, including Moringa Powder, which can be added to smoothies or meals; Moringa Oil, perfect for soothing and hydrating skin;  Moringa Drops, a liquid form for easy incorporation into drinks; and Moringa Body Butter, which helps moisturize and reduce skin inflammation.

Before starting any new supplement, consult with a healthcare provider to ensure it’s right for you. With consistent use, Pura Vida’s range of moringa products can help reduce inflammation and improve your quality of life.