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RECIPES – SIDES, SLIMMING
Here’s a reason to eat more radishes: They aid in weight loss.
Radishes are a member of the cruciferous veggie family, well known for their cancer-fighting potential.
They also happen to be an excellent weight loss food for many reasons:
Spoon this salsa on top of salad or quinoa dishes, or on this veggie taco.
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(1) Dietary flavonoid intake and weight maintenance: three prospective cohorts of 124 086 US men and women followed for up to 24 years. BMJ 2016;352:i17
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I help people clear acne (even when nothing else has worked) through a root cause approach. Here you’ll find posts on the gut-skin connection and recipes to clear your skin from within, naturally. You don’t have bad skin, you’ve just been misinformed.
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Summer is stone-fruit season, and a perfect time to whip up this quick and easy peach salsa.
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