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Healing Frequencies of André 3000’s New Album for African Americans
In the realm of music and healing, André 3000’s much-anticipated comeback album, “New Blue Sun,” has sparked excitement and curiosity. Beyond its experimental flute compositions, what makes this album truly intriguing is the use of the 432 Hz frequency, believed to be the natural frequency of the universe. Yaah! explores the potential benefits of this…
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Is Social Media Making You Fat?
Our connection with food is like a complicated dance, intricately woven into the fabric of our lives. Recent research takes us on a journey through the intricate interplay between our brains, those irresistible foods, and their sneaky addictive nature. Additionally, fasting, once primarily associated with religious practices, is now gaining recognition for its potential benefits…
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The African Heritage Diet and Your Health
In recent years, there has been a growing awareness of the impact of diet on overall health, with various studies emphasizing the role of unprocessed plant-based foods in preventing and even reversing conditions like type 2 diabetes. One such dietary pattern gaining recognition is the African Heritage Diet, rooted in the rich cultural and culinary…
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The Slow Poisoning of America
For decades, there’s been an industry that has played a dangerous game with the American people, an industry that has put profit before health. It ran deceptive campaigns, misled policymakers even when under oath, and paid for biased research to create confusion. The longer the truth was withheld, the more people ingested their products unaware…
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Warning Signs Your Body is Headed Toward Complete Shut Down
The human body was meant to be a body in motion. We evolved to walk, run, and engage in physical activity. However, in today’s world, long-term sedentary lifestyles have become the norm for many of us, and this is wreaking havoc on our bodies in ways we might not even realize. Our bodies are complex…
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Virtual Healthcare Bridging the Black Healthcare Gap in America?
In the United States, healthcare disparities within Black communities persist, posing significant challenges, particularly for Black women. At Yaah!, we delve into the urgent need to prioritize Black healthcare, especially within the context of the digital age. Virtual healthcare platforms have emerged as a transformative solution, offering the potential to address these disparities by connecting…
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Brazil Nuts: A Secret Weapon for Black Women Against Fibroids?
In the whirlwind of our modern lifestyle, where processed foods dominate, the toll on our health is palpable. A significant victim of our unhealthy eating habits is our liver and kidneys. Processed foods, laden with artificial additives, excessive sugar, and unhealthy fats, take a heavy toll on these vital organs. Yet, a glimmer of hope…
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Stop Your Workouts! You’re Not Vibrating Enough!
In our daily lives, we encounter toxins from various sources, including our food, the air we breathe, and even our relationships. When these toxins accumulate, they can be challenging to eliminate. They find a home within our organs and can spread throughout the body. Unlike our cardiovascular system, the lymphatic system doesn’t have a built-in…
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The Perception of Black Women
The term “Black woman” encompasses a rich and diverse population of individuals with African or African American heritage. How we are perceived by others often influences our interactions and relationships, but what happens when these perceptions lead to the feeling of being “othered?” From the moment of birth, Black women face a barrage of assaults…
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“The Sugar” From Sweet Tooth to Diabetes
For some African Americans, the term “the sugar” is used colloquially to describe someone with high blood sugar levels, often indicating they have full-blown diabetes. You might hear phrases like “He’s got the sugar.” The relationship between sugar and Black communities can be complex. Traditional soul food diets, known for their generous use of meat,…