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Confirming What We Always Knew: Apple Stores Are Petri Dishes of Disease by netventures Patient Expert

Posted Thu 10 Jun 2010 2:00pm all over. What’s the solution? Simple. Find your way to a Radio Shack, ASAP. No one ever goes to Radio Shack, so chances are you’ll be safer from disease there than you Read on »

Heidi Collins Dishes on Celiac Disease, Gluten Free and Her New Gig in Minneapolis by Amy Leger Posted Mon 14 Feb 2011 6:00am Heidi Collins is now anchoring at FOX 9 in the Twin Cities. I chatted with her about celiac disease and settling in Minnesota (including her favorite local restaurants -and where she's whipping up a fun gluten free dish with an expert chef)! Read on »

Cranberries Rank High in Antioxidants; The information fromTurkey Side Dish Contains Disease-Fighting Nutrients, New Research by Jan Posted Fri 11 Sep 2009 4:58pm There are over 4,000 known phenols in plants that help protect plants against oxidative damage from the sun and other environmental insults. In plant-based foods, phenols provide a characteristically bitter flavor. When eaten, phenols may help protect against heart disease, certain cancers and other diseases associated with aging Read on »

Radio Show Summer Schedule: Gab With The Gurus Dishes The Truth About Lyme Disease on Aug. 5 With Panel of Specialists by Connie Bennett Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 02 Oct 2008 3:12pm a varietey of experts to discuss lyme disease, one of the fastest spreading infectious diseases in the United States today, with an estimated 200,000-plus new cases each year, according to the CDC. My guests will be Pamela Weintraub, author of the fabulous new book, Cure Unknown: Inside the Lyme Epidemic;Pat Smith, founder and president of the Lyme Disease Read on »

The Disease Management Care Blog Dishes Up Some Straight Dope on Obesity, Heart Disease & Rimonabant by JaanS Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 02 Dec 2008 3:08am The Disease Management Care Blog thinks the Vytorin food fight from the 2008 American College of Cardiology meeting is not only overdone but it’s obscuring other news... if the appetite blocking effects of rimonabant was not only enough to lead to weight loss but to treat coronary artery disease. The study was done in classic state of the art fashion Read on »

Maybe It’s Not The Food You Eat, But The Dish You Eat it in, That Causes Disease by Low Carb Confidential !. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 30 Nov 2008 10:03am Oops. Maybe it wasn’t all those ice cream sundaes that gave you diabetes, but rather the dish it was served in. And that plastic water bottle gave you cardiovascular disease. We live in surreal times, so I’m not particularly surprised to find that BPA, a chemical that is used in the production of plastic, and found in most plastic bottles Read on »

Are You Cleaning Your Dishes with a Dirty Dish Sponge? by Stan Patient Expert

Posted Thu 27 Nov 2008 10:58am Ahhhh, washing dishes. Women hate it, men loathe it, teenagers despise it and dogs love it (they get the scraps). We all need to eat, which means washing dishes is something we all have to do. Dishing washing techniques vary from person to person. There are those who fill the sink and those who wash under running water. Then there are those Read on »

More Dishing on the Dish by Sara G. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 27 Oct 2008 5:27am at Let's Dish), I thought I'd elaborate on two services that are offered by the company in particular. Both fit the bill for Lupites who aren't feeling up to snuff or for new moms who just can't seem to get away. (Sign me up for both categories!) As I mentioned before, there are several Let's Dish meals that can be cooked directly from the freezer, and I Read on »

Modeling autism in a dish by Abbysworld Posted Fri 12 Nov 2010 12:00am view of autism. "It is quite amazing that we can recapitulate a psychiatric disease in a Petri Dish," says lead author Fred Gage, Ph.D., a professor in the Salk's Laboratory of Genetics and holder of the Vi and John Adler Chair for Research on Age-Related Neurodegenerative Diseases. "Being able to study Rett neurons in a dish allows us to identify subtle Read on »

Plastic-free Baby Dishes by Linda Anderson Patient Expert

Posted Fri 05 Jun 2009 5:07pm When buying dishware for yourself or your baby you need to think twice. Many plastic dishes have questionable chemicals in them, like polyvinyl chloride (PVC), bisphenol... such as heart disease and obesity. PVC (#3) or vinyl is one of the more toxic plastics. PVC contains phthalates that interfere with hormonal development, and its manufacture Read on »

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