Salt (sodium chloride) in the Diet
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YusufPosted
Sun 26 Apr 2009 12:00amSalt is crucial for our health, the amount of salt that we eat has a direct effect on our health and blood pressure. The more salt we eat... mineral or micronutrient which along with potassium helps to regulate the body’s fluid balance. Unlike other minerals, sodium (or sodium chloride aka salt) has a recognizable
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Intestinal involvement in progressive systemic sclerosis detected by increased unconjugated serum bile acids.
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JanPosted
Fri 11 Sep 2009 4:57pm
causing diarrhoea, steatorrhoea and malabsorption. As unconjugated serum bile acids have been proposed as markers for small bowel bacterial overgrowth, we studied individual unconjugated serum bile acids in 36 patients with progressive systemic sclerosis.
These patients had significantly higher serum concentrations of unconjugated cholic acid (median 0.18
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Aarkstore Enterprise Bile Duct Cancer Global Clinical Trials Review, Q4, 2010
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AarkstorePosted
Tue 18 Jan 2011 5:58am
Aarkstore announce a new report "Bile Duct Cancer Global Clinical Trials Review, Q4, 2010" through its vast collection of market research report.
Summary
“Bile Duct Cancer Global Clinical Trials Review, Q4, 2010"" provides data on the Bile Duct Cancer clinical trial scenario. This report provides in-depth information and data relating
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Bile Be Gone
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Shawndra T.Posted
Thu 11 Dec 2008 9:18pm
Shawndra is in the recovery room. Gary, her father, and I just spoke with the surgeon that performed the PEG placement procedure, and everything went as planned. Our family is very grateful that the surgery team at St. Joseph's Hospital was able to fit Shawndra into an already very busy schedule today. The surgeon started work this morning around 6 ...
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Bile Broadcasting Corporation
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Garth M.Posted
Tue 07 Oct 2008 7:21pm
More weight has been added to the rumour that the BBC is being used as a mouthpiece for the government press office by yet another misleading article regarding GPs and OOH care.
The headline "GP out-of-hours complaints soar" is not an overt lie but it is deeply misleading to the public. Thanks to the government/ DoH's gross incompe ...
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Pink Salt, Brown Salt, White Salt, It's All The Same, Right?
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ecoblogPosted
Thu 06 May 2010 5:00am
Natural News emails are the one email I do not mind getting. That is because they are full of awesome information. Take this article on salt for example. I had no idea that white table salt is worthless. Really it is, it has one mineral in it, iodine and the only reason it has that is because it is artificially added! Pink Himalayan Salt has 84
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Salt, Salt, Salt! 16 Companies Voluntarily Reduce Sodium
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Fiona G.Posted
Wed 28 Apr 2010 12:00am
I'm not sure why, but I can't stop staring at pictures of KFC's newest Frankenfood creation, the Double Down . There's something about this glob of fat and sodium that I find mesmerizing.
Maybe it's a warning from my subconscious: This is not what food should look like.
The real killer in the Double Down is the sodium--1 ...
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A Salt Worth Its Salt
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Dawn Gifford aka Small Footprint MamaPosted
Wed 02 Sep 2009 7:44pmSalt has earned a bad reputation in recent years, so it may comes as a surprise to hear this ancient seasoning is actually crucial for good health. Humans are made up of about 72% water and 28% minerals salts. As such, there are two oceans of water in the body; one ocean is held inside the cells of our bodies, and the other ocean is the sea
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Sea Salt VS. Table Salt – What’s Better?
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Adria A.Posted
Fri 21 Jan 2011 12:00am
This is a common question among clients. What makes sea salt so much better then table salt? There are various views on this topic. Some say there really isn’t that much of a difference, while others say sea salt could be the answer to some of America’s alignments.
I’ll have to admit
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