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French fries. Ketchup. The dreaded chicken finger. They are all staples for most young diets these days. But, hey, even if these novice eaters consume their vegetables fried, carb-loaded, or sugar-heavy, at least they are getting them, right?

Wrong. For children, it’s never too early to integrate a sense of good nutrition—in fact, their growing needs demand it.

Candida albicans is a yeast that occurs commonly in the body, and is not a problem in and of itself. The overproliferation of candida, on the other hand, can lead to unexplained discharge, itchy vagina, digestive problems, poor energy, depression, and excessive skin irritation.

Most of us have lost weight by dieting only to gain it back again. The problem with diets isn’t that they don’t work, it’s that they don’t last.

Unfortunately contemporary American society is transfixed by the idea that masking medical problems is far better (and easier) than actually digging down to the roots of the dilemma and starting the healing process there.