Acerola

(Small, red cherrylike fruit. Found in the West Indies, Peurto Rico and some Carribean Islands)

Strengthens the immune system
Speed up wound Healing
Heart disease prevention
Protect against cancer

Acerolo is the worlds richest natural source of Vit C. (1 berry contains 80mg of vit C, 133% of the daily value. An orange=70mg, a gauva one of the richest is but 1/10 of a single berry.)

Vit C does the following:
1. Helps the body make collagen, a tough fibrous protien that helps build connective tissue,skin bones and teeth.

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In the US more than 5 million children are treated every year with brain disabling narcotics for this mental disorder. Ritalin is the drug most often used but the problem is that it can stunt grwoth, brain atrophy, decrease muscle control, loss of welf regard and/or depression. Dr Fred Baughman, a leading critic and expert of this drug states that rht FDA reported 2,993 adverse reactions to Ritalin in 1990 alone. Of these, 160 were deaths and 567 had to be hospitalized. It also can cause hypertension and rapid heartbeat. Then if the drug is taken from the child they often feel lost or depressed. So the prescription is often worse than the problem!

A growing amount of experts beleive that ADHD and ADD was "made up" by the mental health communtiy and that these symptoms are really creative minds, gifted inventors, scientists and artists of the future therefore many gifted children are being drugged and  and detroyed.
The symptoms of these so called illnesses should be treated as a nutrional issue. Food allergies often trigger hyperactiveness. Eliminate red dye foods and drinks completely. The other most common triggers are milk, eggs, peanuts, wheat, chocolate, oranges and sugar.NEVER used substitute sugar! Unless it is stevia or Xlylitol, these are the only safe ones.PROTEIN is good!!

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On November 21, 2004, my sister Carla, at 58 years of age, died of breast cancer. My sister was a beautiful woman who rejected her own beauty. She had a passion for conversation and loved to give advice whether you wanted it or not. She wove her husband and three sons into a tight-knit family structure, believing that they would never leave her. Eight years prior to her death her husband Larry died of leukemia. Before her husband died, Carla had a will to live. Afterwards, she slowly slid into a depression. Therapy and medication weren't able to help, nor did her affinity for shopping or her supportive family.

For the past two years my sister hid that she had breast cancer. She blamed her ill health on a car accident. She disregarded medical intervention, refused to get a mammogram and sought treatment that kept her in denial of her prognosis. By the time she allowed an oncologist to examine her it was too late. The family was shocked by the revelation that Carla was going to die.

As my sister lay dying I cried out to the heavens. How could this happen? I stared at her swollen face aching to receive an answer. Carla remained silent, entering into another realm of existence. My mind's eye wandered through menageries of memories: Carla and I dancing on the front porch of our Brooklyn home; playing tag; dressed in frills and lace; fighting over a dress, a brush and our parents' attention. We were sisters through and through.

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