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title: The Plant Paradox: The Hidden Dangers in"Healthy" Foods That Cause Disease and Weight Gain

title: US-C-18-18-01-073375-07-32-02-27 - Black 8oz Hip Drinking Alcohol Flask
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title: Organic Prebiotic Powder by Doctor MK's® - Unflavored, Prebiotics Acacia Fiber Supplement Promotes Good Bacteria, Digestion, IBS, Weight Loss, 12 oz (340g)
text: Product Description A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER, DOCTOR MK: I started Doctor MK's Natural when my patients started asking what supplements were safe to take. It is hard to know this, as there are a lot of vitamins and supplements for sale. I can assure you that each supplement is tested for not only purity, but also for safety and contamination. I take pride in my line of supplements, and always choose both premium ingredients, and a state of the art manufacturer. Doctor MK's will always do it's best to provide you with a name you can trust, and high quality products. Be Well, Doctor MK MORE ABOUT PREBIOTICS.... HELP YOUR GUT- Prebiotics are the specific fibers that nourish your healthy bacteria BOOST YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM- The food-based ingredients in this prebiotic have been clinically shown to reinforce your gut barrier by encouraging the growth of beneficial bacteria and boosting your immune system. HELPS IBS and STOMACH UPSET - Acacia Fiber actually slows fermentation and reduces gas and bloating. ORGANIC- Many prebiotic supplements contain synthetic, or man-made, ingredients. Doctor MK's is ORGANIC ! 

title: Disir
text: Editorial Reviews With a name derived from "völva," a seeress in Norse folklore, Völur are not the kind of band to fulfill faux-pagan longings, neither thematically nor musically. Although they hail from Canada, the group is fascinated by European history. They delve deep into the wide array of Germanic myth, drawing freely from a keen interest in the everyday life of their pre-Christian ancestors, their relation to culture at large and it's spirituality. The trio is comprised of Blood Ceremony bassist Lucas Gadke, drummer James Payment of post-rock stalwarts Do Make Say Think, and experimental violinist Laura C. Bates - a mixed ménage for sure, and this is mirrored in their music. Filtering many influences, which range from Fairport Convention's pastoral prog to the droning doom sound of Earth, through multiple folk traditions (Swedish fiddle music and Alpine singing, for instance) and a fondness for the darker side of metal, Völur are both airy and heavy in their own way. Editorial Reviews With a name derived from "völva," a seeress in Norse folklore, Völur are not the kind of band to fulfill faux-pagan longings, neither thematically nor musically. Although they hail from Canada, the group is fascinated by European history. They delve deep into the wide array of Germanic myth, drawing freely from a keen interest in the everyday life of their pre-Christian ancestors, their relation to culture at large and it's spirituality. The trio is comprised of Blood Ceremony bassist Lucas Gadke, drummer James Payment of post-rock stalwarts Do Make Say Think, and experimental violinist Laura C. Bates - a mixed ménage for sure, and this is mirrored in their music. Filtering many influences, which range from Fairport Convention's pastoral prog to the droning doom sound of Earth, through multiple folk traditions (Swedish fiddle music and Alpine singing, for instance) and a fondness for the darker side of metal, Völur are both airy and heavy in their own way.

title: The Edge of Darkness
text: Editorial Reviews The Edge of Darkness by Peter Gundry Editorial Reviews The Edge of Darkness by Peter Gundry

title: The Elixir of Life
text: Editorial Reviews The Elixir of Life by Peter Gundry Editorial Reviews The Elixir of Life by Peter Gundry

title: The Lost Book of Fantasy
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title: Ancestors
text: Editorial Reviews 2017 release, the sophomore album from the Toronto-based experimental doom trio. Produced by the band and mixed by Charles Spearin (Broken Social Scene), Ancestors is the follow-up to Völur's celebrated debut, Disir, which was hailed as "a winsome blend of pastoral folk, gentle prog, atmospheric doom, and old world magic" by Noisey. Just as Disir dealt with themes surrounding female figures from mythology, Ancestors focuses on the heroines' male counterparts and is the second part of a planned four album series spotlighting various elements of the old Germanic spiritual world. Völur's songs are long, quasi-narrative pieces that feature Laura C. Bates' violin assuming the role traditionally executed by a guitar, allowing the bass playing of Lucas Gadke (also of Blood Ceremony) to take on unique responsibilities in both lead and melodic roles while drummer Jimmy Payment (Do Make Say Think) feeds the band's bombastic, crushing oomph. Doom music (not necessarily metal) is about slow contemplation and the transfixing power of heaviness and Völur's weighty riffs, layers of feedback, dynamic, angular melodies and moments of beauty give heed to the band's promise to always seek newer modes of musical expression and discovery. Moving between high-tension heaviness and beautiful pastoral moods, Völur aims to reflect the world of primordial nature inspired by ancient myths and chilling poems of death and heroism. Ancestors takes you into a world of stories that have been shrouded by the fog of ages. But there's nothing obscure about this album: it is the statement of an ambitious band defining their sonic territory. This is music as profound sound... prepare! Editorial Reviews 2017 release, the sophomore album from the Toronto-based experimental doom trio. Produced by the band and mixed by Charles Spearin (Broken Social Scene), Ancestors is the follow-up to Völur's celebrated debut, Disir, which was hailed as "a winsome blend of pastoral folk, gentle prog, atmospheric doom, and old world magic" by Noisey. Just as Disir dealt with themes surrounding female figures from mythology, Ancestors focuses on the heroines' male counterparts and is the second part of a planned four album series spotlighting various elements of the old Germanic spiritual world. Völur's songs are long, quasi-narrative pieces that feature Laura C. Bates' violin assuming the role traditionally executed by a guitar, allowing the bass playing of Lucas Gadke (also of Blood Ceremony) to take on unique responsibilities in both lead and melodic roles while drummer Jimmy Payment (Do Make Say Think) feeds the band's bombastic, crushing oomph. Doom music (not necessarily metal) is about slow contemplation and the transfixing power of heaviness and Völur's weighty riffs, layers of feedback, dynamic, angular melodies and moments of beauty give heed to the band's promise to always seek newer modes of musical expression and discovery. Moving between high-tension heaviness and beautiful pastoral moods, Völur aims to reflect the world of primordial nature inspired by ancient myths and chilling poems of death and heroism. Ancestors takes you into a world of stories that have been shrouded by the fog of ages. But there's nothing obscure about this album: it is the statement of an ambitious band defining their sonic territory. This is music as profound sound... prepare!