Could acne, eczema, headaches, brain fog, and joint pain all be related to an enzyme deficiency? Find out 2 signs of enzyme deficiency that could be negatively affecting your digestion and overall health.
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2 Signs of Enzyme Deficiency That You Can’t Miss!
Posted on May 07, 2013
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Fermented Foods: One Step Better Than Raw
Posted on December 17, 2012
Did you know that many people find it difficult to digest raw and sometimes even cooked vegetables? Fermented foods are easy on the digestive tract and will help to replenish your inner ecology.
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A Winter Recipe: Blended and Fermented Vegetable Juice
Posted on December 05, 2012
Making a Body Ecology fermented vegetable juice smoothie is the perfect remedy for a cold winter’s night! Blended, fermented vegetable juice will provide the body with beneficial bacteria to support immune function, curb inflammation, detoxify heavy metals, and repair gut lining.
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What You Need to Know Before Ordering from a Juice Bar
Posted on November 09, 2011
Are trendy juice bars really all they're cracked up to be? Find out how to make smart choices when ordering a smoothie or juice from a juice bar.
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Must Know Tips For Juicing The Right Way
Posted on August 31, 2011
There is a lot of confusion over the benefits of juicing. Is juicing good for you? Yes and no. It depends on your health and possible imbalances in your body.
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Why MyPlate Shouldn't Be Your Plate: The Truth Behind Weight Gain
Posted on June 08, 2011
The USDA has recently changed their food guidelines to fight obesity, but are these new dietary recommendations trustworthy enough to improve your health?
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Body Ecology: The Probiotic Diet
Posted on May 05, 2011
The modern American diet full of processed foods can quickly take its toll on your health. Fortunately, Body Ecology's Probiotic Diet provides a key to health and longevity by first healing the digestive system to protect your overall health!
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The Power of Anti-Cancer Foods
Posted on April 21, 2011
Cruciferous vegetables contain an organic sulfur compound that flushes harmful carcinogens from the body and dramatically reduces the risk of stroke, heart disease, and cancer!
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Still Don't Like to Eat Your Veggies? Cruciferous Vegetables Contain Sulfur-Rich Compounds to Fight Cancer!
Posted on February 03, 2011
Eating your veggies may be more beneficial than you ever realized since recent studies have shown that raw cruciferous vegetables contain sulfur compounds that purge the body of carcinogens to potentially fight cancer! If you are iodine deficient and have damage to your thyroid, cooked cruciferous vegetables can provide the same benefit while protecting the health of your thyroid
