3 days ago by sandymaple

If you think you are making a better choice for your kids by serving fruit juice instead of soda, you are only partially right. Drinks such as orange juice, apple juice and grape juice may offer more vitamins, minerals and other nutrients than soda, but they also contain a lot of fructose, high leve ...

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5 days ago by JYD

Le syndrome métabolique, c’est la pire véritable épidémie de notre société. Il n’existe aucun vaccin contre ce fléau. Pour nous en protéger, il faut simplement savoir reconnaître nos ennemis.

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5 days ago by Brandon Layton

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/10/091029211521.htm This study shows that a high level of High Fructose Corn Syrup can result in a higher risk of getting hypertension. For all of you who do not know what hypertension means, in short, it means high blood pressure. So lay off the Cola and Tw ...

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7 days ago

It seems an obvious point that few people, if any indeed do, wish to be fat. With all the hype from the media relating to obesity and associated health threats, it is seems taboo to suffer from obesity. Fat stores all energy that is not immediately required. The body was designed this way. The hypot ...

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7 days ago by kevin

Inspired by the Intel logo. Having a little fun changing them with basic and creative fruit logos and having fun illustrating what is inside each fruit. Enjoy.

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8 days ago

‘Moderate’ consumption of fructose-containing sweeteners may produce ‘modest but significant changes’ that may contribute to the development of metabolic syndrome, says a new rat study. Researchers from the University of Washington report that while no changes were observed in the body weight of the ...

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9 days ago by Sarah Irani

‘Tis the (cold and flu) season, and it’s time to stock up on immune boosting foods like oranges, garlic and Kellogg’s Cocoa Krispies. Yes, that’s right. Kellogg’s is claiming that all the vitamins they’ve sprinkled onto their sweetened, processed puffs will help your child’s immune system. It’s bold ...

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9 days ago by Dr. William Davis

Heart disease is likely caused in the after-eating, postprandial period. That's why the practice of grazing, eating many small meals throughout the day, can potentially increase heart disease risk. Eating often can lead to the phenomenon I call triglyceride and chylomicron " stacking," or the piling ...

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10 days ago by pcheney

I have tested a patient's response to various vitamin E preparations on the ETM plus a typical array of nutrients that are standard practice in my clinic - Methyl-B12, Hydroxy-B12, Glucose, Fructose, Olive Oil and Fish Oil. The last six always show this kind of response in CFS but not in controls wh ...

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11 days ago by WeightLossPro

Nowadays problems with weight are very popular nowadays. More and more people are trying to get rid of unwanted pounds. Now you decided to lose weight, you know already that you have to eliminate the consumption of calories, intensify your daily activities and cut the amount of food you eat every da ...

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