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View Post: Diet and food for heart
Vitamins and minerals food sources
5 hours ago by admin   ...
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View Post: For some women, trans fats could be deadly - Fat, Dietary -Gender ...
2 Dec 2009
When it came to women with coronary heart disease, however, the link between trans fats and sudden death held up even after other heart risk factors were weighed. The findings, according to Chiuve's team, suggest that trans-fat intake ...
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View Post: Consumer safety group seeks FDA ban of weight loss pill Meridia ...
3 Dec 2009 by AP  
August 30th, 2009 WASHINGTON - Weight loss achieved through regular exercise and a heart-healthy diet can help improve cardiac risk factors, suggests a cardiologist. Dr Philip Ades said that mild caloric restriction improves insulin ...
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View Post: Dietary Patterns are Linked to Cardiovascular Risk Factors but Not ...
20 Nov 2009 by Eilat-Adar, S., Mete, M., Nobmann, ED,...  
In this cross-sectional analysis, we evaluated dietary patterns of Alaska Eskimos and investigated the relations between these dietary patterns and known cardiovascular risk factors, including inflammatory markers. ...
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View Post: A Little Citrus Might Go a Long Way! - ACAM Integrative Medicine ...
4 hours ago by Michelle Schiavo  
First, there appears to be an inverse relationship between vitamin C intake and risk factors for hyperuricemia. As such, a pattern of higher mean levels of body mass index (BMI), a greater quantity of meat intake, ... A unifying theme of their work has been an assessment of a range of dietary exposures to incident gout. Specifically, these investigators have demonstrated that compared to teetotalers, men who consume 15.0–29.9 g/day of alcohol have a 49% increase in risk ...
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View Post: Dietary and other risk factors in women having fibrocystic breast
26 Nov 2009 by Bird  
Women were interviewed to ascertain information on suspected risk factors for breast cancer and dietary habits. Conditional logistic regression was used to estimate adjusted odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI). ...
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View Post: Eat crap, and feel like it too! - Todd Essig - Simu-Nation - True ...
2 Dec 2009 by Todd Essig  
In the middle-aged English people they followed for 5 years, the 'processed food' dietary pattern was found to be a risk factor for depression. The 'whole food' (not to be confused with shopping at Whole Foods, aka, Whole Paycheck) was ...
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View Post: Food Allergies
3 Dec 2009 by Sam  
Dietary supplements encompass vitamins, herbal products, and minerals and usually benefit the entire body. However, there is no evidence that a particular supplement is a cure for psoriasis. In fact, there is a risk that certain dietary ... Most risk factors for allergies are out of the control of anyone, it is possible to reduce allergy symptoms by limiting exposure to known allergies. Healthy eating habits and exercise can further strengthen the immune system and help ...
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View Post: Dr. Sanjay Kapur's Discussions: Insulin and triglyceride levels ...
6 hours ago by Dr. Sanjay Kapur @ ZRT Laboratory, LLC  
Sustained, higher than optimal insulin levels 2 hours after eating could represent an additional cardiometabolic risk factor, even in individuals whose fasting levels are normal. Dietary choices may therefore increase a person's chances ...
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View Post: Kris Chronister's Prebiotics and Digestive Health Blog: New Study ...
8 hours ago by Kris Chronister  
One more states: "Dietary synbiotics reduce cancer risk factors in polypectomized and colon cancer patients." Get more information on this peer-reviewed university research on prebiotics and colon cancer / colon polyps at ...
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