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Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2012 9:04 PM
Subject: Secret Milkshake that Halts Cancer, Is Soy Bad for You, Kale More Protein than Beef, and More on UHR.com
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James Sheridan, a well-known author's wife was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer that most doctors scratched their heads over. Perhaps it took the "fresh eyes" of an investigative journalist to unravel the cancer cure mystery. In his words, "There's more people employed by the cancer industry than there are patients, so it was no surprise for me to uncover a trail of natural cure cover-ups by big pharma." 
Advertising dollars have turned soy products into a multi-billion dollar industry, but is soy bad for you? Soy is touted as a "miracle food" and you may have even fallen for the claims completely. 
You may not have thought about it before, but you literally become what you eat. Every 120 days your body produces new red blood cells and every 30 days your skin cells are replaced. 
Kale, native to the Mediterranean, is a cruciferous vegetable packed with an astounding amount of disease-fighting nutrients and antioxidants. It contains more nutrients than other members of the cruciferous family—including collards, broccoli, cauliflower, sprouts and cabbage. Did you know that is gives you up to 120% more vitamin C and 150% more vitamin A than spinach and even more protein than beef? 
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