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Right Click HERE to download or just press play! Health Empowerment News with Croft Woodruff – Episode 7 “Diabetes: The Complications, The Treatments and a Nutritional Protocol” This week on Health Empowerment News Croft and Andrew talk about a Canadian epidemic. Front page news of the Vancouver Sun proclaimed that 1 in 5 Canadians are

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Right Click HERE to download or just press play! Health Empowerment News with Croft Woodruff – Episode 5 “Digestion and Malabsorption” This week on Health Empowerment News, Croft and Andrew talk a little more about “Drug Induced Nutrient Depletion” and this weeks topic is Digestion and Malabsorption. Ever suffer from acid reflux? The problem may

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Healthy foods are the foundation of a healthy life. Over the last 50 years, as a result of the industrialization of the farming industry, the quality of our food has diminished significantly. The book, “The End of Food” by Thomas F. Pawlick,  explains in detail how the industry choice of  crops is not based on

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