Mediterranean Diet Cuts Risk of Brain Damage Linked to Cognitive Problems
Following the Mediterranean diet may help food consumers reduce their risk of brain damage in some small areas of the brain, which can lead to
Soft drinks linked to higher risk of pancreatic cancer - study
A new study led by researchers at the University of Minnesota suggests that high consumption of soft drinks may increase the risk of developing pancreatic
What You Need to Eat to Fight Heart Disease
Friday was “wear red day”; an event sponsored by the American Heart Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in an effort to ...
Dietary Protein Affects Timing of Puberty
More and more boys and girls are becoming women and men earlier than expected; many parents are confused by this. A new study in the Dec ...
Top brands of tuna found high in mercury
A new study in the Feb 2010 issue of Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry found that mercury in tuna is higher than expected.
Tuna is not on ...
Herbal remedies interfere with drugs for heart disease
Patients who are using drugs indicated to treat or prevent heart disease should by all means avoid using herbal remedies, as there can be some ...
Latest News- Mediterranean Diet Cuts Risk of Brain Damage Linked to Cognitive Problems
- New Treatment Could Cure Osteoporosis
- Studies May Lead to Better Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes
- Soft drinks linked to higher risk of pancreatic cancer - study
- Older moms more likely to have child with autism
- 10 Reasons Why No One Needs GM Foods
- Attractive Women, Especially Blondes, Anger More Easily
- An Expert Guide to Reducing Your Dementia Risk
- Top 7 Foods That Slow Your Aging
- Dockers free pants
- Kleen Energy Exposion at Middletown CT
- What You Need to Eat to Fight Heart Disease
- Buffalo chicken dip recipe
- Artificial Pancreas Aids Type 1 Diabetes Patients
- Lancet Retraction Sparks Continuing Controversy
- Why Grass Fed Dairy Products Are Better for You
- Many Celebrities, News Personalities Raise Heart Disease Awareness
- Having Sex Twice A Week Reduces Chance of Heart Attack by Half
- Who are past Super Bowl winners?
Swine flu, vaccine and vitamins
Results of a new survey found 44 percent of American adults believe that the 2009 swine flu pandemic is over even though health officials warned ...
- Micronutrients may help diabetes patients
- Vitamin d deficiency linked to high risk for colorectal cancer
- Vitamin D could fight Crohn's disease
- Improved nutrition mitigates ALS disease
Even moderate obesity not a death risk factor
Editor's note: Foodconsumer.org is seeking to hire a couple of writers on a hourly basis. If you are interested, please contact us at foodconsumer.org@gmail.com....
- Fecal Bacteria Found in Nearly Half of Fast Food Soda Fountains
- Salmonella Questions and Answers
- This Common Food Ingredient Can Really Mess Up Your Metabolism (II)
- This Common Food Ingredient Can Really Mess Up Your Metabolism (1)
Jimsonweed Poisoning Associated with a Homemade Stew --- Maryland, 2008
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR)
Weekly
February 5, 2010 / 59(04);102-104
In the early morning hours of July 9, 2008, six adult family members were admitted to ...
- Antifungal Pepper Compound Has Potential in Agriculture and Medicine
- Foods high in iron
- Copper rich foods
- New vitamin E found in Kiwi
Food System Raises Risk of Widespread Contamination
Posted by: Dr. Mercola December 29 2009
An increasing number of outbreaks of food-borne illness have given many the impression that the U.S. food supply ...
- Healthy Recipes: A Meal from and for the Heart
- Golden pork chop recipe
- If You Drink Coffee Make Sure it is Organic
- Featured Restaurant: Hot Potato Cafe
Healthy Recipes: Lemon Stir-Fry Chicken with Chinese Noodles
from the American Institute for Cancer Research
Chao and Bao are stir-frying techniques that differ in the amount of heat used, the speed of cooking and ...
- Missouri Firm Recalls Fresh Boneless Beef Products Due to Possible E. coli O157:H7 Contamination
- Rhode Island Firm Expands Recall Of Italian Sausage Products Due To Possible Salmonella Contamination
- Black pepper source of salmonella outbreak
- Salmonella Outbreak Leads to Salami Recall
Featured products: chill soda
Chill soda is a low glycermic organic soda produced by Chill Beverage Company.
The most striking feature for the chill soda is that it does not ...
- Dairy Atrocities Provoke New Laws, Dumped Suppliers
- If You Liked Bovine Growth Hormone, You'll love Beta Agonists
- After Awful Swine Flu Fiasco How Can You EVER Believe the Media About Health Again?
- How Just One Drug than the Entire Vietnam War, Part 1 of 4
“Sweet Misery: A Poisoned World,” You Can Finally View FREE Online
Posted by: Dr. Mercola February 06 2010
Sweet Misery is the movie that Pepsi and Coca Cola don't want you to see. Now at last the ...
How long to cook a turkey per pound
By David Liu The turkey roasting time per pound not only determines the taste and flavor of your turkey, but also determine its safety and the ...- Broccoli compound may help prevent respiratory inflammation
- Calcium-rich foods
- Omega-3 fatty acids help cancer patients
- Does your child have Schizophrenia? The pharmaceutical industry hopes so
- Obesity climb tied directly to excessive calorie Intake
- June 27 is the Annual National HIV Testing Day
- Low vitamin D may raise metabolic syndrome risk
- Celiac disease on the rise: What you need to know
- Obese people at risk of severe complications and death from H1N1 infection
- Squalene: The Swine Flu Vaccine’s Dirty Little Secret Exposed
- Kennedy Denied Communion (71)
- Delaney Starcher, 5-yo girl, suffers rare brain cancer (57)
- Soda fountains dispersing gastric distress (39)
- Medical marijuana: Do state laws matter? (33)
- Tylenol recall 2009 (30)
- Harvard Takes it Back and Says Swine Flu was Oversold (27)
- Obesity in the U.S. -- A perfect storm (26)
- MMR vaccine may actually cut autism risk (26)
- Medical treatment vs medical freedom (24)
- Serious Vaccine Reactions to Now Be Called 'Coincidence'? (20)
Poll: H1N1
How risky would the novel H1N1 be?
Home
Set as homepage
Add to favorites
Mobile site
Rss
Plain text
Archive