Health knowledge made personal
WellPage for Fast Food Health Risks
+ Bookmark › Share
Email Digg del.icio.us Reddit icon StumbleUpon Technorati
Go
Search posts:

Fast Food Health Risks - Articles

Finally! Fast food = health food by Jean D. Patient Expert The Health Food Hut, a new chain of fast food restaurants is getting started in Florida. Big deal, you say? Well, yes, it actually is. Get this: The menu? All organic and natural, featuring among other things, all wild Alaskan seafood, organic beef and chicken, and organic salads and wraps. The menu will also provide complete nutritional informati ... Read on »
Fast Food HealthCare by Steven .. Doctor of Chiropracty Another datapoint in the trend towards the retailing of healthcare:Walgreen Buying Health Centers, Wall Street Journal, March 18, 2008.Walgreen-the nation's largest drugstore chain(by $)- bought I-trax Inc ($259.7 million cash) and Whole Health Management ($???). The purchase gives Walgreen over 500 worksite (in businesses like Lowe's, Toyota Mot ... Read on »
The Future of Health Food by Douglas R. Patient ExpertHealth MavenPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Healthcare reform is all over the news.Obesity is recognized as a major global health concern.The baby boomers are becoming senior citizens.Health food, organic food, slow food and local food movements are becoming mainstream.And the cost of healthcare is increasing at an almost exponential rate..As a result, you might as well forget about those oi ... Read on »
Health Food Wannabe by Julia O. Registered NurseHealth Maven Nobody said this would be easy. In a quest to reduce my exposure to unnecessary and potentially harmful food additives, I have been doing more grocery shopping in those nuts-and-berries type stores these days, and I've come to the conclusion that eating healthy - you know, organic and unprocessed and fresh as possible foods - is actually kind of a ... Read on »
Watermelon, health food by Dr. Richard Keller Medical DoctorHealth Maven This heat does bring back memories of eating sloppy wet pieces of watermelon at my aunt’s house or the park near her home during summers of my youth. Now science has endorsed that activity by finding great health benefits in the fruit. Most obvious to anyone who has eaten it by the slice is the high water content (94%) that can go a long way ... Read on »
HEALTH FOODS by Niyaprakash Patient Expert EAT ONE / SOME FOOD(S) FROM EACH OF THESE GROUPS DAILYFruits : Apple, Banana, Papaya, Mango, Guava, Pear, Gooseberry, Grape, Orange and Watermelon.Vegetables:Potato, Onion, Ginger, Garlic, Tomato, Lime, Radish, Turnip, Tomato, Lime, , Cabbage, Cauliflower, Carrot, Asperagus, Spinach, Coconut and Bitter gourd.Grains & Pulses: Beans, Pe ... Read on »
Peanuts a Health Food? by Dr. Jonny B. Doctor of Philosophy Did you know that Peanuts contain more antioxidants than Strawberries? It's true! Eating peanuts can also improve cardiovascular risk factors for adults. Read on »
Health Food Myths by Big Daddy D. Patient Expert This link will take you to an article on "MarthaStewart.com" about "Health Food Myths". Myths addressed are: A calorie is a calorie... Not all calories are created equal.The less fat I eat, the better... Explains good fats and not-so-good fats.If it says "organic", it must be nutritious... Organic junk food is still junk food.Whole-grain products a ... Read on »
Healthful food combinations… by Margaret Patient Expert The most recent Cancer Compass newsletter (http://tinyurl.com/bnxwyy) gives us some good food combination ideas. For instance, if you are preparing a spinach salad, add a mandarin orange to it or, another suggestion (=mine), some lemon juice. The vitamin C contained in citrus fruit not only makes spinach taste better but also helps our bodies absor ... Read on »
Fish: Not a Health Food by Bronwyn Patient Expert 1 Comment While the media touts fish as a health food, I've been preaching otherwise for some time now. Besides the Omega-3 fatty acids found in most fish, there's really no benefit to eating it, although there are plenty of hazards: mercury, PCB's (Polychlorinated Biphenals), cholesterol content (the same as red meat), homocysteine levels, Heterocyclic Ami ... Read on »