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[Nutrition 911] Part XI Nutrition Emergency: Coffee, Tea, and Caffeine by Timothy C. Posted Fri 30 Apr 2010 8:29am , caffeine, I’ll lump coffee, tea, and other caffeinated beverages into the same discussion so that we’ll be sure to address something that’s pertinent to almost all of you. Coffee and tea have been around for the entirety of recorded history, so no matter what science tells us, we begin this edition with some time-tested knowledge that people don’t go around Read on »

Diet and Nutrition: Temperance in Green Tea by Environmental Health Posted Fri 31 Aug 2007 9:00pm Diet and Nutrition: Temperance in Green Tea Formal Correction: This article has been formally corrected...: Mead MN 2007. Diet and Nutrition: Temperance in Green Tea. Environ Health Perspect 115:A445-A445. doi:10.1289/ehp.115-a445a Throughout China and Japan, green Read on »

New Nutrition Keys: A Better Nutrition Facts Label? by Brett - Sheer Balance Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 03 Feb 2011 10:11am Almost 40% of Americans don’t read the Nutrition Facts panel, according to a study conducted by Nicholas J. Ollberding, PhD, Randi L. Wolf, PhD, and Isobel Contento, PhD... an “abridged” version of the Nutrition Facts panel that seemingly overwhelms the masses. There are three versions we have to look forward to: Standard: This option is standard Read on »

10 Health and Nutrition Facts You Should Know! by Sandy H. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 02 May 2008 5:01pm Here are 10 important "health and nutrition" headlines from the February 2008 issue of Fitness Rx: Fish Oil Cuts Stroke Risk in Women - fish oil prevents blood clots, thins the blood, lowers blood cholesterol and improves blood sugar regulation. Green Tea Supplement Prevents Colds and Flu - a study of a product called Immune Guard, which Read on »

10 Health and Nutrition Facts You Should Know! by Sandy H. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 25 Aug 2008 3:19pm Here are 10 important "health and nutrition" headlines from the February 2008 issue of Fitness Rx: Fish Oil Cuts Stroke Risk in Women - fish oil prevents blood clots, thins the blood, lowers blood cholesterol and improves blood sugar regulation. Green Tea Supplement Prevents Colds and Flu - a study of a product called Immune Read on »

Facts about nutrition are becomi ... by NAFWA Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 4:40pm Facts about nutrition are becoming important to a greater number of people and that is terrific news for your health. There is an old saying that states: “You are what you eat.” – This holds true today just as it did centuries ago; even if it was originally coined when the majority of people received [...] Read on »

Nutrition Facts Label by anna Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 23 Jan 2009 5:03pm The nutrition facts label comes in handy when trying to determine which foods are the healthiest options at the grocery store. However, many people have a hard time reading and interpreting the information provided by the nutrition facts label. If one serving of a food provides 15% of the daily value (%DV) for calcium, is that good? How do you determine Read on »

Celebrity Diet Tips, Nutrition Facts In Resturants, Avoiding Freshman 15, by Adria A. Posted Wed 25 Aug 2010 12:00am Avoid The Freshman 15 : These College Tips Could Keep You Healthy For The Rest Of Your Life! ( Exercise. About.com ) Read on »

NUTRITIONAL FACTS OF DATES by Niyaprakash Patient Expert

Posted Sat 13 Sep 2008 11:47pm NUTRITIONAL FACTS OF DATES Diet Nutrition Fresh dates are much lower in calories than dried dates. For example, 4 oz fresh dates contain 100 calories while 4 oz dried dates contain 250 calories. All dates are high in iron and potassium and contain modest amounts of folate and a small amount of vitamin A, and the B vitamins. Dates Read on »

How To: Read the Nutrition Facts Food Label by anna Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 12 Mar 2009 3:58pm March is National Nutrition Month! Making healthier food choices is as easy as reading the food label. The nutrition facts food label provides a great deal of information that can help you find foods that are high in fiber, low in sodium, or good sources of iron. Learn more about the food label, and how it can help you determine which foods Read on »