Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Maple Syrup, Garlic & Cayenne recipe is just plain delicious – not to mention a great tasting way to present Brussels Sprouts to those who completely dislike Brussels sprouts! These beautiful-green little mini-cabbages are the perfect addition to any healthy lunch or an easy side veggie for a great dinner. As […]
Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Maple Syrup, Garlic & Cayenne Recipe
Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Maple Syrup, Garlic & Cayenne Recipe
10 Health Concerns Caused by Sleep Deprivation
We all have experienced how we feel when we are not getting enough sleep. Loss of energy, heightened emotions, foggy memory, weight gain, tiredness, lack of focus…need I go on? The habit of skimping on sleep may actually cause long-term concerns in virtually every aspect of your health. Currently, in the United States, 50-70 million […]
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2016 Dirty Dozen Vegetables and Fruits
The 2016 Dirty Dozen Vegetables and Fruits list from the EWG (Environment Working Group), released Tuesday, April 12, 2016, is based on tests conducted in 2014 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture on 6,953 samples of fruits and vegetables. While almost 3/4 of the samples tested contained residue from at least one pesticide, each year […]
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Dairy-Free Cashew Nut Milk Recipe
I must confess that I have a morning coffee addiction. There’s just something about holding a hot cup of great tasting coffee in my hand shortly (and I mean shortly) after I crawl out of bed. Wanting to completely give up the organic milk that I had been using, I decided to once-and-for-all find an […]
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Natural Solutions for Diabetic Leg and Foot Pain
A diagnosis of type 2 diabetes should always be taken seriously. 34 million Americans, or 1 in 10 people, have diabetes with an estimated 60-70% of diabetics who suffer from peripheral neuropathy. In fact, one of the biggest concerns about a diagnosis of diabetes is that, over time, diabetic neuropathy, also called peripheral neuropathy, can […]
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Vitamin A Deficiency May Cause Type 2 Diabetes
It may be time to add more foods rich in vitamin A such as sweet potatoes, cantaloupe, butternut squash and dark leafy greens to your diet. A recent study indicates that vitamin A deficiency could be behind type 2 diabetes. The most common form of diabetes in the USA, type 2, accounts for 90-95% of all […]
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OAW Christmas Video 2015
OAW Christmas Video 2015 From everyone here at Oasis Advanced Wellness we wish you a very Merry Christmas. During this holiday season exhibit joyfulness, kindness, love & gentleness to all your family & friends and even strangers. Most of all, remember the reason for the season. Thank you to all our clients and customers for […]
Delicious and Organic Christmas Recipes
Can you actually continue to eat healthy over the holidays, skip putting on those extra “holiday pounds,” and still enjoy delicious and organic recipes that you are used to eating? Absolutely! With just a bit of planning and a willingness to spend time making a homemade meal, you can definitely eat your beloved Christmas Recipes […]
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Health Benefits of Pecans
If you’ve never had the privilege of eating a delicious piece of southern pecan pie, you are truly missing out. The rich buttery flavor of pecans makes them suitable for both savory and sweet dishes. And whether you pronoun the name of this amazing nut as a pah-con or a pee-can, the amazing health benefits of […]
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Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline in Seniors
Most practitioners now believe that low levels of vitamin D could be a factor in many health concerns, especially in cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. While this recent study doesn’t prove that link, it does find that seniors with low vitamin D levels exhibited a greater rate of low thinking skills than those who had […]
