Has chemical farming left us defenseless against chronic disease?

As I’ve often written on this blog, amidst all our ostensible food abundance, we here in the United States are very likely the best fed and least nourished people in the world; our bellies are full, but our bodies are starving. Why? Because industrial methods of chemical farming literally have engineered out of our food the very nutrients our bodies require to function. Very much like the Ancient Mariner who lamented, “Water, water, every where, Nor any drop to ...

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11
JAN
2019

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Cancer, Disease, Immunity, Science

Nutritional Deficiencies and the Triage Theory of Aging

Posted by: Owen & Regina Sweeney

“The culmination in cellular nutrition is the science of selecting and combining foods with highest efficiency at nourishing the cells…” ~ Dr. Michael Kiriac

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Well Fed but Still Sick

When BioSuperfood inventor Dr. Michael Kiriac emigrated from his native country of Moldova to Canada following the fall of the Iron Curtain, he was amazed to find that a better quality of nutrition existed in the former Soviet Union than in North America. “Only in the ravages of the Chernobyl nuclear ...

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2
NOV
2018

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Blog Posts, Ingredients, Research, Science

Cancer, Disease, Immunity, Ingredients, Research, Science

Boosting your immunity with BioSuperfood

Posted by: Owen & Regina Sweeney

Just yesterday I was speaking with a woman who lovingly described her grandchild as “her little petri dish.” (Grandma was beginning to show the signs of an oncoming cold.) With the new school year upon us and the turn of the seasons soon to come (we had our first freeze of the year last night here in Wyoming), the talk of boosting immunity is in the air. Earlier this year, we posted about the critical need ...

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21
SEP
2018

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Disease, Immunity, Ingredients, Science, Testimonials

The critical need to boost our immunity

Posted by: Owen & Regina Sweeney

In many situations, we behave with a preventative mindset: we anticipate potential misfortune, and do our best to avoid it. If we’re about to head out on a run, we stretch beforehand to prevent pulled muscles. If we’re about to hit the road for a long trip, we check the gas so we don’t run out along the way. Looking out the window at a threatening sky, we put on a raincoat or bring along an umbrella to keep from ...

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26
FEB
2018

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Disease, Environment, Immunity