Dietary

How To Get Your Student Son or Daughter to Eat Healthier Food

It's that time again. Our "babies" have gone off to University and Student life full of excitement at the prospect of wall to wall freedom and fun! As parents we can only hope they will fit at least SOME studies into their busy student schedule of last night partying and long lie-ins. We have to accept the last thing on their minds for a few weeks is going to be cooking and using the kitchen. With a lot of emphasis being put on "healthy eating" and "healthy lifestyles" just now it's not easy ...
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Mediterranean Diet - What is it?

Well, to begin with, there isn't really any one Mediterranean Diet! There's a whole swag of countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea. The basic Mediterranean Diet has common characteristics even if the sourrounding countries differ in culture, language and recipes to some extent. * an extensive intake of fruits, vegetables, bread and cereals, potatoes, beans, nuts and seeds * olive oil is a source of mono-unsaturated fat - common to the Mediterranean area * some dairy products, fish and even ...
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Menopause and Women's Health

Creating a 'quality' menopause transition requires following certain guidelines to minimize its effects on women's health. You probably know that this condition wrecks havoc on female anatomy creating chemical imbalances and overall discomfort for a period of time (both short and long). Bouts of anxiety, physical symptoms such as hot flashes and vibrations ripping through the body, vaginal discomfort, relationship issues, and the realization that women are stepping into the next phase of their ...
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Codex and the Health Protection Branch

As a professional medical researcher, I have been attempting to make some sense of the activities of the Health Protection Branch (HPB) lately. To understand why the HPB is making sweeping changes in the natural health product industry, I'm inclined to introduce you to CODEX, other wise known as the World Health Organization (WHO). That's right, WHO. WHO has a connection with CODEX and the HPB. They are officially known as the United Nations/World Health Organization/CODEX Alimentarius ...
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Anti-Aging Food Tips: Eat Your Way to Better Health

Since time began, mankind has been searching for the secret of eternal youth, some anti- aging miracle. This is in itself a fantasy, but you can increase your chances of living longer by making a few changes to the way you eat. It all boils down to one factor... diet. The old saying "you are what you eat" holds true when it comes to anti-aging. Eating well is the key to better health and increases your chances of living longer. Improved eating habits lead to a higher level of fitness, our skin ...
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Acid Reflux and Your Diet

There is an undeniable connection between the occurrence of acid reflux and diet. Everything in your body has a delicate balance. The human body is a miracle of systems that maintains just the right conditions to keep everything running smoothly. Therefore it's the healthiest when there is an acidic balance or equilibrium. The stomach regulates acidic digestion with enzymes that convert acids into manageable alkaline or basal substances. However, when there is an over-production of acid, ...
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It's A Shame For You Not To Reduce the Appearance of Existing

b>PERMISSION TO REPUBLISH: This article may be republished in newsletters and on web sites provided attribution is provided to the author, and it appears with the included copyright, resource box and live web site link. Email notice of intent to publish is appreciated but not required. Email him at eagibbs@ureach.com. Because of the close link between nutrition and the appearance of the skin, dietary supplements are also an important step in your daily inner and outer beauty regimen. Skin is ...
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"The Subconscious Diet" Can Help Protect Your Child From Type 2

Until obesity became epidemic, type 2 diabetes was virtually unheard of in children and teens. It was originally called 'adult-onset' because it was mainly seen after middle age. At least 9 million American children are seriously overweight and another 9 million are heavy enough to be at risk, yet studies show that many parents are in denial about their children's obesity. 16% of U.S. children have weight problems but doctors make weight reduction suggestions to parents about their children in ...
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