Genetically Modified Foods: Boon or Boondoggle?
for many packaged foods, which often contain ingredients that have been "genetically modified."
Corn and soybeans, along with cotton and canola, are among the most common genetically modified (GM) crops
Does Genetics Influence Obesity?
of genetics and obesity. It is known that if your parents struggle with weight, the likelihood you will too... lifestyle, but on genetics alone. The positive benefits of regular cardio and strength-training workouts
Great biking book for Bay Area!
Check out Moon's Bay Area Biking guide. It's one of the best I've seen - full route maps and a nice assortment of trails.
Spice up your menu - take food risks
Try ethnic foods to spice up your tastebuds.. for more information see http://vaden.stanford.edu/library/eatingWell I think ethnic foods are all over the map in spiciness, and most restaurants
Happiest Place on Earth
Adrian White, from the UK's University of Leicester, surveyed 80,000 people worldwide to map out subjective wellbeing and determine the happiest place on earth. Where is it? It ain't Disneyland, that's
Three back-of-label ingredients that are good news
Sometimes, looking at the ingredients on the back of a processed food packet can be like staring at a map of an unfamiliar land. You might not understand all the big words, but don't be intimidated
