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Where Do I Get My Protein?
We are conditioned to believe that protein can only come from animal products, but the truth is so much the opposite that you may be surprised!
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Raw Borscht
Cooked borscht originated in 19th century Europe, but you can make history when you make it raw!
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Prevention - The Only Solution
It doesn’t matter what kind of health insurance you possess. Whether it is personally purchased, employer or government provided, or mandated, there is not a policy in the world that will prevent a...
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The Foundation of Truth
Sheryl is no stranger to plant-based nutrition — but she found The Hallelujah Diet to be different than other vegan plans... and the difference had nothing to do with food!
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The History of The Hallelujah Weekend
On the first Saturday of every month since 1997, Rev. George Malkmus has delivered his world-famous God's Way to Ultimate Health seminar on the stage at Hallelujah Acres in Shelby, NC.
October 6, ...
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Fats Are Essential — But Beware Of Bad Fats
Good fats, bad fats, omega-3, omega-6, trans-fat, hydrogenated... there's a lot to know about fats! But not all are your body's enemy; read on to discover the differences.
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Got Cancer? Get Moving Says Mayo Clinic!
Some people assume that a person with cancer should get as much rest as possible.
Not true, according to both Hallelujah Diet protocol and a study from the Mayo Clinic.
In fact, exercise plays an...
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Disease: The New Normal?
How many people do you know who are on at least one medication? Or two? Or three? Maybe more?
How many people do you know who are not on any medication at all? No Lipitor, no prednisone, not even ...
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Testimonies Take Center Stage At Saturday Seminar
The only thing better than hearing Rev. Malkmus' message of hope and healing is adopting the information and coming back to share your exciting health improvements with others! Read this month's in...
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New Report on Diabetics and Coffee
A report from the Netherlands has shown that caffeine in coffee raises blood sugar levels even without adding sugar to the coffee.
And another study from scientists at Duke University Medical Cent...
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Gardening Guide #25: Beets
Beets are the key to healthy blood, and healthy blood is the fountain of youth! Rev. Malkmus explains all the amazing benefits of this simple vegetable.
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Hallelujah Acres History — 2001-2012
Time flies when you're having fun! Rev. Malkmus shares all the miraculous highlights of Hallelujah Acres' history during the last decade.
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Daniel Mite's Daily Diet
by Daniel Mite
Watch the Health News Interview with Daniel Mite here.
This may seems like a lot of food but what my body needs to continue developing muscle and the most important, muscle recover...
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How To Limit Cooked Foods On The Hallelujah Diet
Limiting cooked foods to 15% of your daily intake may seem complicated, but it's quite simple! Rev. Malkmus explains the easy way to do it.
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No Matter What!
Despite knowing her doctor would not be very pleased with her, Dot decided not to have a cancer biopsy "no matter what!" Find out why she refused and what happened next.
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Gardening Guide Introduction: How to Choose a Garden
In this inaugural episode of The Hallelujah Gardening Guide, Rev. Malkmus reviews the different options for gardening including his personal preference, raised bed gardens.
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Why All-Raw May Not Be Best
Trends may come and go but Hallelujah Acres pioneered a standard for plant-based diets that was the first of its kind and has remained ever since.
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Gardening Guide #2: Gardening With Seeds
What's the best method to plant your seeds? How do you ensure they'll germinate and grow properly? Rev. Malkmus shares the answers.
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Gardening Guide #1: How To Prepare Your Soil
Rev. Malkmus shows you which types of soil are best for each different gardening method. Plus, you'll get a quick and easy patio-grown cucumber idea, too!
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Gardening Guide #3: Gardening With Seedlings
Seedlings give you a head start on the growing season, but not all seedlings are planted alike. Today we'll show you how to plant tomato seedlings in a raised bed garden, and basil in a simple plan...
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Gardening Guide #4: Proper Watering
The amount of water your garden receives can make or break its harvest. Rev. Malkmus shows you how to tell if your garden is getting enough!
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Gardening Guide #5: Proper Use of Fertilizers
Don't forget to fertilize! The best gardens are tended throughout the growing season, including regular doses of organic fertilizer. Rev. Malkmus shows you how to do it right.
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Gardening Guide #7: Small Fruits
What's for lunch? Your yard! Rev. Malkmus shares the best choices for a simple, easy-to-maintain edible landscape that will keep your kitchen full of fruit all summer!
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Gardening Guide #8: Tomatoes
If you knew that a tomato is a fruit, you're ahead of the curve! Rev. Malkmus shares some other little known secrets to growing your best tomatoes ever.
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Gardening Guide #9: Organic Solutions for Garden Pests
Rev. George Malkmus and organic gardener Willi Murray show how to prevent bugs and other pests from destroying your garden without the use of toxic pesticides.
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Gardening Guide #10: Edible Landscapes
Great landscaping means being able to eat it! Rev. Malkmus shows you some tasty ways to beautify your yard while satisfying your palate with fresh, organic fruit.
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Gardening Guide #11: Garden Nutrition
Your own garden's nutrients carry some powerful health-promoting properties. Rev. Malkmus shares some fascinating nutrition facts you may never have considered.
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Gardening Guide #12: Growing Corn
There's more than one way to plant corn! Hallelujah Acres Organic Gardener Willi Murray reveals the secrets to harvesting a bumper crop of sweet, juicy goodness.
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Simple Black Bean Dip
Simple to make but oh so delicious — and a great source of protein, too! Perfect for a family movie night (or a good excuse to have one)!
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Gardening Guide #13: Composting
Composting involves some fascinating science, but it doesn't have to be complicated! Rev. Malkmus and Willi Murray show you how it's done.
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Gardening Guide #14: Growing Melons
Rev. Malkmus and Willi Murray share interesting information on melons. How do you know when your melons are ready for harvest? Can you over-water a melon? How can you tell when a melon is ripe at t...
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Gardening Guide #15: Irrigation
Soaker hose or sprinkler? Too much or too little? Willi Murray and Rev. Malkmus show you which irrigation methods to use for best results!
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The B12 Issue: Resolved By Hallelujah Acres
Did you know that you can have a vitamin B12 deficiency no matter what diet you eat? Learn the truth of where B12 comes from and the best way to get enough of it!
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Gardening Guide #16: Planting Fall Seeds
Spring gardening is one thing, but how do you plan in reverse for a fall garden? Rev. Malkmus and Willi Murray have some insider tips to get it right!
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Did Psychotropic Drugs Cause The Colorado Massacre?
Could a ban on psychotropic drugs have prevented the Colorado massacre? And what role could diet have played? Rev. Malkmus explores some thought-provoking answers.
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Danger In Consuming Too Much Cooked Food
Not all vegan diets are the same! Rev. Malkmus explains the difference that raw food makes and why too much cooked food is not ideal, even when all foods are plant-based.
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Weekly Allergy Shots For 30 Years - No More!
After suffering needlessly with allergies for over 30 years, Kim is symptom-free and sharing The Hallelujah Diet on the mission field, worldwide!
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Gardening Guide #26: Winter Herbs
Enjoy tasty, fresh herbs all winter long! Willi Murray shares some insider tips on how to grow them, both indoors and out.
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March/April Health News Magazine Now Available
The March-April 2012 issue of Health News magazine is now available! In this issue you’ll learn how to beat diabetes, what’s causing the alarming decline in American health, plus a special intervie...
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DSR – Dry Skin Relief Soap & Skin Cream
Itching for a soap for sensitive skin? We’ve got it!
Our brand new Nourishing Soap variety, “DSR—Dry Skin Relief ” is specially formulated to soothe and nourish dry skin to help the body rid itsel...
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Why BarleyMax Beats Tray-grown Wheatgrass
It's hard to see the difference between wheatgrass and BarleyMax, but there's much more to BarleyMax than meets the eye!
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Gardening Guide #29: Easy Greenhouse (Part 2)
Will you be gardening this winter? Willi Murray shows just how possible it really is!
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Health News Issue Archives
Welcome to the Health News Wayback Machine. If you're looking for back-issues, you've come to the right place! This archive contains Issues 1-68 of Health News Magazine, previously titled Back to t...
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Gardening Guide #30: Easy Greenhouse (Part 3)
We saved the best for last! Willi Murray shows you build the Cadillac of raised bed greenhouses without breaking the bank.
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Gardening Guide #31: Ground Cover
Willi Murray shares how to use ground cover crops to keep your soil intact and increase its nutrients.
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Gardening Guide #32: Poinsettias
Did you know that poinsettias are tropical plants? Willi Murray demonstrates how to care for these delicate, Christmas beauties.
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Homemade: Raw Applesauce
Not your ordinary apple sauce! It's full of living enzymes, packed with nutrition, and you (and your kids) will love it.
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Gardening Guide #33: Ordering Spring Seed
Willi Murray explains why a great garden next spring requires some planning right now.



