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green tea for holistic living The benefits of green tea seem to extend the circulatory system. Research has found that individuals who consume green tea tend to have lower blood levels of cholesterol. Studies have also shown a dec ...
Jul 30 2007 7:34am
I also heard that it is used to treat impaired immune function and that some researches... more
Dec 02 2008 1:52pm
When to Suspect Lyme The most useful diagnostic reference: the “Bible” of Lyme medical literature. by John Bleiweiss, MD. The When To Suspect Lyme Disease essay: This essay, written by John D. Bleiweiss, M.D., in Apr ...
Jul 08 2008 6:37pm
Fish Can Lower Your Risk of a Heart Attack The horror stories of mercury-polluted water sources might deter you from visiting the seafood aisle, but adding fish to your diet can actually help significantly lower your risk of a heart attack. In ...
Jun 04 2007 2:16am
Stevia From equal to splenda, Stevia is the best sugar substitute and most recommended sweetner for diabetics.Stevia is commonly known as sweetleaf and its extracts have up to 300 times the sweetness of suga ...
Dec 03 2008 3:06pm
Tips for Gorgeous Teeth 1) Take in more Vitamin C. Studies have revealed that people who consume less of the vitamin tend to be 25% more likely to suffer from gum disease.2) Get lots of calcium per day. 99% of the calcium in ...
May 01 2008 11:26am
Supplements for a healthy heart There are certain supplements that have been proven to prevent heart disease. If you are taking heart medication, consult your doctor before supplementing. Vitamin E prevents the development of plaq ...
Jul 12 2007 6:59am
You should check out the liquid multivitamin called Vemma!www.myvemma.com/andrewprater more
Mar 28 2008 2:14pm
Superfoods for a Long, Healthy Life Need some ideas for new foods to toss into the daily lunchbox? Try these suggestions, from Arthur Agatston, MD, author of The South Beach Heart Program - he's full of tips on the best kinds of "supe ...
Aug 06 2007 2:41pm
Fatty fish, grapefruit and red wine--- do you still use a lunchbox and thermos? :-)... more
Aug 25 2007 5:34pm
Pot Belly = Bad Indicator of Cardiovascular Health According to experts, it’s not enough to lose weight to prevent heart disease—getting rid of your pot belly is even more crucial. According to researchers at the Coronary Care Unit at the University ...
Aug 14 2007 9:32am
I had no idea that ab fat was such an indicator. I never really liked BMI as a tool. I... more
Aug 16 2007 4:52pm
A Single Fatty Snack Can Affect Heart Health We all tell ourselves that the occasional indulgence can't be all that bad for us, but according to researchers at the University of Sydney, a single high-fat snack can diminish the body's natural abi ...
Sep 10 2007 5:17pm
I have gotten into the nasty holiday habit of accompanying all my raw veggies with sour... more
Dec 09 2007 11:52am
Eating for Heart Health Heart disease is currently one of the highest-ranked causes of early mortality in adults. There are many factors involved in heart health, and one of the most important is diet. Here are some heart-he ...
Mar 29 2007 11:42am
I’d probably get bored of eating apples three times a day, every day! I prefer to... more
Sep 30 2009 9:46am