Most of us have experienced problems when we tried to lose weight. Weight loss involves not only getting rid of some extra kilograms, but also promotion of good metabolism, burning of fats, suppressed appetite, etc. There are certain herbal formulas that may help you do all this and lose weight successfully. Here are the six… Continue reading
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Food and dangerous allergies
You are unique There has arisen an assumption that because we are all human beings our nutrition needs must also be the same. Although we all need the essential nutrients to survive, the amounts we need and the way we use them differs considerably. This is called biochemical individuality. As your biochemistry is different from… Continue reading
Do you have food allergies? Find out.
COULD FOOD BE YOUR PROBLEM? Answer YES or NO to the following questions. 1. Have you, for as long as you can remember, been plagued by minor health problems – headaches, skin rashes, constant colds, viruses, fleeting pains, bloating, sleep problems, stomach upsets? 2. Have you never had a fully healthy skin? 3. Have you… Continue reading
Usage of high levels of vitamin D prevent diabetes types 2?
People who get plenty of vitamin D can cut their chance of developing Type 2 diabetes by 55 per cent. Researchers from the Warwick Medical School reviewed 28 existing studies on almost 100,000 people looking at vitamin D levels among middle-aged and elderly people. They also found high levels of vitamin D reduced the risk… Continue reading
Some facts about cavities
Only one of the following is true. Do you know which? Eating acidic things like lemons causes cavities. If you have a cavity, you’ll definitely know it. Once you treat a cavity, the tooth decay stops. To separate dental health myth from fact, WebMD talked with Kimberly A. Harms, DDS, an American Dental Association consumer… Continue reading
Five bad habits leading to plaque
Plaque. Since childhood, we’ve been trained to resist that dreaded enemy of teeth. Regular brushing and flossing are sure bets for dental health. What else could you be doing — or avoiding — to keep plaque off your knockout smile? “Keeping plaque off your teeth isn’t complicated, but consistency is key,” says Richard Price, DMD,… Continue reading
No risk for women healing with hormone therapy
Women who take combined hormone therapy for just a few years around the time of menopause appear to have no decrease in heart disease risk, new research suggests. If anything, their risk may go up slightly. The analysis of data from the study that first linked hormone therapy to heart disease found that even in… Continue reading
Screening system for hepatitis C – new help for desease
A newly designed system of identifying molecules for treating hepatitis C should enable scientists to discover novel and effective therapies for the dangerous and difficult-to-cure disease of the liver, says Zhilei Chen, a Texas A&M University assistant professor of chemical engineering who helped develop the screening system. The system, Chen explains, enables researchers to study… Continue reading