Eat This For Better Health!
It's official, butter isn't bad for you. That's right- It's something the people
of France have known about for yrs. but of course in the U.S. it's
been bullied and shamed into the dark ages.
New research says that after studying the luscious fat for decades it
has come up with some surprising findings.
The findings:
a) Butter is high in antioxidants such as vitamins A, E and the mineral
selenium.
b) Lower Heart Disease Risks-
When butter was shamed and removed from American tables, heart
disease and heart attacks went up.
c) Thyroid Health-
One of the main glands and butter protects us from heart disease
by nourishing both the adrenal and thyroid glands.
d) Cancer and Tooth Decay-
Thanks to the fats in butter, it helps protect us from certain cancers
and tooth loss.
e) Iodine-
A lot of us have given up table salt, and that type of salt has iodine,
and the less iodine you get, the more problems you'll have with your
thyroid. Weight problems, hair loss, too cold, on and on.
f) Intestinal Health-
Especially important for kids and the elderly. Problems with your
intestines and a host of health problems ensue.
g) Better Absorption-
Skip butter on your vegetables and you won't get nearly the
amount of vitamins and minerals you should from those vegetables.
So, as you can see butter isn't all that bad. It's the foods you combine
it with (a big sugary muffin ) or (a plate of white potatoes, fried chicken
and biscuits) it's how you you use it.
And if you're using maragine or some other chemically enhanced product,
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it time's to give them up and go back to a good quality stick of butter.
And lastly, due to time constraints, you may want to read about
take on aging, particularly French women and aging.
Find out why stars like Catherine Denueve (age 70) looks a whole better than her American counterparts who are the same age. One hint: Butter.
Look for this info at Amazon.com/the kindle store and the title:
Beauty Secrets From The World's Hottest Women!
See title to your right.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
NRFATW!
It's official, butter isn't bad for you. That's right- It's something the people
of France have known about for yrs. but of course in the U.S. it's
been bullied and shamed into the dark ages.
New research says that after studying the luscious fat for decades it
has come up with some surprising findings.
The findings:
a) Butter is high in antioxidants such as vitamins A, E and the mineral
selenium.
b) Lower Heart Disease Risks-
When butter was shamed and removed from American tables, heart
disease and heart attacks went up.
c) Thyroid Health-
One of the main glands and butter protects us from heart disease
by nourishing both the adrenal and thyroid glands.
d) Cancer and Tooth Decay-
Thanks to the fats in butter, it helps protect us from certain cancers
and tooth loss.
e) Iodine-
A lot of us have given up table salt, and that type of salt has iodine,
and the less iodine you get, the more problems you'll have with your
thyroid. Weight problems, hair loss, too cold, on and on.
f) Intestinal Health-
Especially important for kids and the elderly. Problems with your
intestines and a host of health problems ensue.
g) Better Absorption-
Skip butter on your vegetables and you won't get nearly the
amount of vitamins and minerals you should from those vegetables.
So, as you can see butter isn't all that bad. It's the foods you combine
it with (a big sugary muffin ) or (a plate of white potatoes, fried chicken
and biscuits) it's how you you use it.
And if you're using maragine or some other chemically enhanced product,
And lastly, due to time constraints, you may want to read about
take on aging, particularly French women and aging.
Find out why stars like Catherine Denueve (age 70) looks a whole better than her American counterparts who are the same age. One hint: Butter.
Look for this info at Amazon.com/the kindle store and the title:
Beauty Secrets From The World's Hottest Women!
See title to your right.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
NRFATW!
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