Posted by Michael Byrd at Jan 24th, 2009 in Nutrition
by Michael Byrd
It is a must for individuals with high blood pressure to have natural diets.
That is, if they desire to live a happy, healthy, and longer life.
The fact is nutrient deficient foods which trigger high blood pressure also triggers other fatal diseases like cancer, heart failure, diabetes and arthritis.
So, let’s start with the fundamentals. Realize that, the less-processed a food is the healthier it is for you. You should be aware that lots of processed foods on the market today are stripped of nutrition that your body needs.
In addition, most processed foods have been injected with additives that are proven to be not healthy for us, such as preservatives, coloring, flavor-augmenting chemicals, and sodium glutamate- among others.
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Posted by Ron C at Jan 24th, 2009 in Obesity
by Cathy Maree
Antioxidents such as green tea are now being used in many products around the world and of course within the Wellness industry itself Green tea is available in such forms as liquid for your beverage or for those who can’t sit still a tablet form. There is no real difference between the two and it is said that if you use green tea weight loss products you will lose calories.
The affect on the human metabolism is quite amazing as it actually slows down the process of aging if used over a long period by aiding cell regeneration. When it comes to fat loss together the laxative properties and anti-oxidant abilities are used to help improve the metabolism. The green tea weight loss product increases the metabolic rate and the amount of calories that are burnt so fewer fatty tissue forms.
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Posted by Ralph Ferriss at Jan 23rd, 2009 in Arthritis
by Ralph Ferriss
There are over 100 different types of arthritis that a person can develop, and degenerative osteoarthritis is one of these. Also known as degenerative arthritis and just osteoarthritis or OA, this is one of the most commonly diagnosed types of arthritis and as well one of the hardest to deal with.
The joints are the only parts of the body that are affected by degenerative osteoarthritis, which sets it apart from most arthritis diseases. This is because most forms of arthritis also attack the body’s vital organs.
Degenerative osteoarthritis can cause varying symptoms, but more than anything patients experience pain and inflammation around the joints. It can also cause the formation of hard, bony enlargements of the small joints of the fingers.
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Degenerative Osteoarthritis: Learning More
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Posted by Phyllis Wheeler at Jan 23rd, 2009 in Nutrition
by Phyllis Wheeler
Do you shrink from tap water? If you do, you’re not alone, suspecting the water of containing contaminants and finding that it tastes or smells or even looks strange.
The obvious alternative is bottled water, which over the past 15 years has become increasingly popular. Plenty of us are solving the problem this way. But this alternative has some serious drawbacks, and it turns out that many sellers are selling just filtered tap water anyway. Since the FDA (which regulates bottled water) has lower testing standards than the EPA (which regulates tap water), the bottled water may have more microbes in it, according to tests.
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Posted by Heather-Jane Hunter at Jan 23rd, 2009 in Pregnancy
by Heather-Jane Hunter
More than 4% of the American population live with hemorrhoids. For pregnant women, this percentage dramatically increases due to a number of factors, most importantly the excess pressure placed on veins in and around the anal canal.
Hemorrhoid prevention during pregnancy can save you a lot of time, inconvenience, pain, and money. Hemorrhoids can usually be prevented when the correct steps are taken. Small changes in your daily lifestyle can be the difference between months of pain and suffering.
Some of the negative things associated with hemorrhoids that can happen to you during pregnancy when you have hemorrhoids include pain during bowel movement (this can be excruciating), irritation and itching in the anal area, bleeding from the anus, pain when walking, pain causing you to be unable to sit down, as well as a number of other inconveniences.
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Posted by Ricardo D Argence at Jan 23rd, 2009 in Nutrition
by Ricardo d Argence
You can bet that your body needs it and protein is essentially the building block that your body uses to build muscle!
There are many different types of proteins out there, but at the most basic level, you are going to find that they have essential amino acids in them that are vital for the growth and the health of the cells, tissues and muscles in your body.
If you are someone who is an athlete or a bodybuilder or even if you just lead a fairly active lifestyle, you are going to find that there are plenty of reasons for you to be looking into proteins and what they can do for you.
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Posted by Amy Clark at Jan 23rd, 2009 in Arthritis
by Amy Clark
Dr. Nafthali Primor, Research and Development Manager of Shulov Institute for Sciences was the first researcher to propose snake venom as an effective natural pain relief for arthritis.
Primor and his group have uncovered some powerful chemicals in the venom of various species of cobras, vipers, and rattle snakes. These are effective as analgesics for severe pain due to a number of diseases, including cancer and especially arthritis which usually leads to debilitating pain.
Snake Venom Use
Though Dr. Primor’s research was the first official acknowledgement of the curative properties of snake venom, this idea has been popular through time. Long before Primor published his research, there were already reports of successful arthritis treatment through snake bites.
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