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Addicted to Sweets
The continuous consumption of sweets can be considered in some cases an unhealthy obsession but a food preference. Some people do not need excuses to eat sweets and feel an exaggerated desire at any time.
This craving is defined clinically as a fervent desire, more than a passing fancy. Besides the obvious risk of gaining weight and developing diabetes and tooth decay, regular and excessive consumption of sweets diminishes the ability of the immune system and prevents white blood cells to address bacterial contamination. The agency also is more prone to colds and various infections such as cystitis and vaginitis.
The Orange Against Allergies
Citrus based its therapeutic potential in the large amount of vitamins they provide. Specifically, vitamin C lowers blood levels of histamine (the substance that is released when an allergic reaction), thereby reducing skin allergies, bronchial asthma, rhinitis and bronchitis.
Also improves the immune system white blood cells and keeps in shape for a quick strike against infection. What is not so clear is to prevent or shorten colds. Among the experts are divided.
Other benefits of oranges:
- It prevents anemia and helps your body absorb iron.
- It helps you keep a lid on cholesterol levels.
- If you have operated or have breaks in the skin, the orange will heal better.
- Acts from within as a powerful sunscreen.
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Tags: Allergies, anemia, cholesterol, Citrus, histamine, immune system, Orange, skin allergies, therapeutic potential, Vitamin C, Vitamins, white blood cells | 
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