Thursday, April 27, 2006By Elizabeth Heubeck http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,193441,00.htmlFOXNews.com – Six Foods That Fight Cancer – Health News | Current Health News | Medical News As researchers continue to wage war against cancer, many have begun to focus on what could be the most promising ammunition to date: diet. “The easiest, least-expensive way to reduce your risk […]
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For years, as an educator in the field of early child development, I have been following the studies that have been coming out regarding the impact of television on early learning, language development, and reading skills. It is known that excessive television viewing fixes the child’s gaze which impacts the ability of the eye to
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Are you always on the run? Do you often skip breakfast and turn to fast food for lunch? If so, your body probably isn’t getting the nutrients it needs. “What a great article,” I thought, “this sounds just like most of my clients. They struggle with fitting in breakfast and making that 5 AM bus
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By Lisa B. Samalonis Given the rising rates of obesity among American children, keeping kids healthy and fit is a priority for many parents. Follow these suggestions for turning good intentions into good practices. Many ideas seem great in theory, but the challenge is turning good ideas into good practices—and good practices need to begin
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Today I was reading the 3-A-Day site brought to you by the Dairy Council at www.3aday.org where I saw the Real Women Share Success post that says… "Over two years, Melissa lost 150 pounds by exercising and including 3 daily servings of dairy in her reduced-calorie diet." First of all, let me make the point that Dairy is not a health promoting
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Ever wonder how many calories are in a sausage McGriddle or the amount of protein in a Subway turkey wrap? CalorieKing.com offers a comprehensive breakdown of the nutrients and calories in the food served by many popular restaurants. So next time you need to know how much fat is in Jack in Box’s Southwest Pita,
Updated: 11:35 a.m. ET March 14, 2006 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11811506/from/ET/ Dear Nutrient Rich Blog Readers. I am posting this article, not to make a point or promote a strictly vegetarian diet because eating Nutrient Rich does not neccessarily mean you are not eating meat. But today the nutritional landscape is so much in our daily consciousness and the differences between
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If you study the history of the RDA (reccomended daily allowances) and it’s purpose of establishing nutritional values such that you didn’t get deficiency diseases, you’ll know that these values have little to nothing to do with optimal health and high performance which is what we’re albout here at nutrientrich.com and www.MyTrainer.com. The NNR Score
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Want to watch a powerful video? Watch this by Nutrient Rich esteemed research advisor T. Colin Campbell. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1308977765978236346&q=Nutrition&time=390000 Does that mean you "can’t" or "shouldn’t" or "won’t" eating any animal products? Does this mean you need to be vegan, vegetarian or macrobiotic? Find out in the Nutrient Rich Lifestyle System, beginning with Lose Weight the Nutrient Rich Way at nutrientrich.com You’ll
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New Additions to the Kraft South Beach Diet(TM) Line Make It Easy to Go the Distance I thought this was an important article to comment on because marketing spin has a way of repackaging the same ole’… The South Beach Diet is a weight-loss plan that encourages people to eat a variety of foods, such
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