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Going back to where we belong: Nature's cures and remedies.
Supermarkets' tricks
Recommended foods and their benefits
Benefits of honey
Dangers of Vaccines
Scientific facts in the Quran
How much is your Health Worth?
Dangers of Aspartame
Followers
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A muslimah's green clinic.
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3 comments:
LOL! So true. I hate that we have to pay more for something that is more natural. Such a vicious cycle.
LOL. This cracked me up, because for years now I've had a saying when I saw produce and dirt cheap food:
"It's so cheap, it must be toxic!"
I've been organic and natural for some years, mashaa'Allah. In fact, I consider it part of our Islam to be so inclined, as it is nothing short of the Sunnah. We are certainly on the same wavelength here! Jazaaki Allahu khayran for such a beneficial blog.
Shah: Sorry for the late reply! I didnt even see these comments! Isnt it horrible that things that are good for us are expensive whereas things that are bad for us are cheap? The same can be applied to toys for babies. Cheaper toys tend to be made from plastic and have toxins in them such as lead that can harm ones baby.
Mai: alhamdulillah for going organic =) Its hard here in spain because organic produce is 3 times the price as organic produce in the U.S. which means we only eat organic occasionally =(
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