Nutrition
Why is This Soda's Evil Twin?
Posted By Dr. Mercola | December 06 2011
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Fruit drinks often contain very little fruit juice and may contain more sugar and calories than soda, making them equally
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to High Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
By Stephen Lau and editing by Stacey Sexton
Researchers from the University of Texas say obese children are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes and ...
If You're Tired or Constipated, This "Unusual Treatment" May Help
Posted By Dr. Mercola | December 05 2011
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The bacteria in your gut influence countless aspects of your health outside of your digestive tract, including your weight, insulin ...
Babies who consume fish early in life have a lower risk of wheezing
By David Liu and editing by Stacey Sexton
A study in the Dec. 2011 issue of Acta Paediatrica suggests that eating fish before nine months of ...
Effective fruits for breast cancer prevention
The incidence of breast cancer is increasing and the disease can be life-threatening. Studies show that it accounts for 7 to 10 percent of total ...
Eating broccoli and cauliflower cuts prostate cancer risk
BY David Liu, Ph.D. and editing by Stacey Sexton
Eating cruciferous vegetables may help reduce the risk of prostate cancer, a new analysis published online 28 ...
Diet full of antioxidants helps cut stroke risk
By David Liu, Ph.D. and editing by Stacey Sexton
Eating a diet full of antioxidants may help reduce the risk of stroke in women, a study ...
Vitamin D deficiency in pregnant women boosts risk of type 1 diabetes in children
By David Liu, Ph.D. and editing by Stacey Sexton
Pregnant women who get lots of sunshine may be less likely to have children with type 1 ...
Studies Suggest Mediterranean Diet Protects Against Stroke And Heart Disease
By Theodora Filis
The Mediterranean Diet is a great way to lose weight and lower your risk of stoke and heart disease. It is not a ...
Alzheimer’s Disease Risk Lower in Those Eating Baked, Broiled Fish
By Stephen Lau and editing by Stacey Sexton
Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh say that eating broiled or baked fish several times a week may ...
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