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Jalapenos: The Jalapeno Pepper Helps Prevent Colds, Headaches & Chronic Disease Darrell Miller 5/30/17
What to eat: Broccoli vs. cauliflower - Bel Marra Health Darrell Miller 2/13/17
Fundamental 6 Vitamins for Women Darrell Miller 10/28/16



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Jalapenos: The Jalapeno Pepper Helps Prevent Colds, Headaches & Chronic Disease
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Date: May 30, 2017 12:14 PM
Author: Darrell Miller (support@vitanetonline.com)
Subject: Jalapenos: The Jalapeno Pepper Helps Prevent Colds, Headaches & Chronic Disease





Heavenly in cornbread, mango salsa, loaded down with cream cheddar or regularly appreciated as poppers at the nearby bar, most everybody knows the jalapeno pepper can be one genuine pepper. This compound offers path to its capacity to help you battle disease, get more fit, forestall bacterial development, battle the regular chilly through its cancer prevention agents. A review led at Luohe Medical College in China recognized capsaicin as a conceivable characteristic treatment for disease since it stops the development of tumors by killing the protein that advances their development.

Key Takeaways:

  • Jalapeno peppers contain a compound know as capsaicin, which is responsible for the pepper's spiciness and also provides health benefits.
  • Capsaicin fights medical ailments such as the common cold and even assists in lowering cancer growth. Capsaicin also prevents bacteria growth and aids in weight loss.
  • There are many spicier and milder varieties of jalapeno peppers. The pepper belongs to the nightshade family of vegetables.

"The jalapeno pepper lays claim to having more vitamin C than an orange, making it one of the top vitamin C foods."

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What to eat: Broccoli vs. cauliflower - Bel Marra Health
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Date: February 13, 2017 10:59 AM
Author: Darrell Miller (support@vitanetonline.com)
Subject: What to eat: Broccoli vs. cauliflower - Bel Marra Health





Broccoli and cauliflower are two vegetables that have a lot in common. They are both cruciferous vegetables and family members from the Brassica oleracea plant species. Both vegetables also originated from Europe’s Mediterranean region. Finally, they were likely both among the vegetables that you refused to eat as a kid unless they were covered with Cheddar cheese sauce, of course.

Key Takeaways:

  • While both veggies are rich in vitamins A, C, and K, broccoli beats cauliflower, containing more of all three vitamins. In fact, one cup of broccoli contains 135 percent of your daily vitamin C intake
  • 11 percent of your vitamin A intake, and 116 percent of your vitamin K intake. In comparison, one cup of cauliflower accounts for 87 percent of your daily vitamin C requirements
  • The average man requires approximately 56 grams of protein daily, while the average woman requires around 46 grams. These numbers change with the level of activity you engage in

"The average man requires approximately 56 grams of protein daily, while the average woman requires around 46 grams."



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Fundamental 6 Vitamins for Women
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Date: October 28, 2016 07:59 AM
Author: Darrell Miller (support@vitanetonline.com)
Subject: Fundamental 6 Vitamins for Women

There are six important vitamins that every woman needs to be at her best at all times. Are you aware of those vitamins? If not, now is the time to learn those vitamins and add them to your diet as soon as possible. With the use of these six vitamins, enjoying a quality way of life is something that is always easy to do.

Key Takeaways:

  • Vitamin A contains disease avoidance operator properties.
  • An insufficiency of vitamin B2 can impact absorption framework
  • A part of the foods rich in vitamin B2 are organ meats, Cheddar, milk, yogurt, verdant vegetables, yeast, eggs, oats, whole grains, soybeans, almonds, nuts and mushrooms.

"Vitamin A contains disease avoidance operator properties."

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