Drink Up To Boost Health!
Bethenny Frankel's show is officially over.
Yes, you can still catch reruns, but after the 1st week of Sept.
that's it, no more Bethenny Frankel.
But don't despair, you'll still be able to buy her "skinny girl"
drinks and if you enjoy an alcoholic beverage a few times a week,
make sure to add some fruit to those drinks.
Fruit?
Yes, according to new research, fresh or frozen (not canned)
fruit like strawberries, raspberries or blueberries can really
improve your health.
The researchers think the alcohol enhances the power of
antioxidants in fruit to neutralize harmful molecules linked
to serious diseases and illnesses.
If you're a fan of blueberries, add some to a Daiquiri
and you can...
*flatten your stomach
*stop cravings for fatty food
* Improve brain health and lower your chances of getting
Alzheimer's and dementia.
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If you like strawberries, add a few to your Daiquiri and you can...
* Lower your odds of getting breast cancer by a whopping 300%.
This news may be too late for former GMA host- Joan Lunden,
but if you're cancer-free, keep it that way.
* Boost heart health, prevent high blood pressure and hardening
of the arteries.
Important tip: If you want more of the superfoods that'll
prevent breast cancer, head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle
store, and download...The "Superfoods" that'll prevent Breast Cancer.
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If you like cherries, add them to your Mimosa and you can...
* Sleep like a baby. 7 to 8 hours straight.
* End aches and pains. Especially gout. Inflammation of the big toes.
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If you like raspberries, add them to a Appletini and you can...
* Rev up metabolism
* Reduce and even get rid of age spots.
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That's it, and if you or someone close to you makes you feel guilty
about having that daiquiri or mimosa, tell him or her that you're
improving your health.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Bethenny Frankel's show is officially over.
Yes, you can still catch reruns, but after the 1st week of Sept.
that's it, no more Bethenny Frankel.
But don't despair, you'll still be able to buy her "skinny girl"
drinks and if you enjoy an alcoholic beverage a few times a week,
make sure to add some fruit to those drinks.
Fruit?
Yes, according to new research, fresh or frozen (not canned)
fruit like strawberries, raspberries or blueberries can really
improve your health.
The researchers think the alcohol enhances the power of
antioxidants in fruit to neutralize harmful molecules linked
to serious diseases and illnesses.
If you're a fan of blueberries, add some to a Daiquiri
and you can...
*flatten your stomach
*stop cravings for fatty food
* Improve brain health and lower your chances of getting
Alzheimer's and dementia.
--------------------------------------
If you like strawberries, add a few to your Daiquiri and you can...
* Lower your odds of getting breast cancer by a whopping 300%.
This news may be too late for former GMA host- Joan Lunden,
but if you're cancer-free, keep it that way.
* Boost heart health, prevent high blood pressure and hardening
of the arteries.
Important tip: If you want more of the superfoods that'll
prevent breast cancer, head on over to Amazon.com/the kindle
store, and download...The "Superfoods" that'll prevent Breast Cancer.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you like cherries, add them to your Mimosa and you can...
* Sleep like a baby. 7 to 8 hours straight.
* End aches and pains. Especially gout. Inflammation of the big toes.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you like raspberries, add them to a Appletini and you can...
* Rev up metabolism
* Reduce and even get rid of age spots.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
That's it, and if you or someone close to you makes you feel guilty
about having that daiquiri or mimosa, tell him or her that you're
improving your health.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
