General - Physiological impacts of diet

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Mediterranean diet	07 Oct 2004 15:13 GMT	1
tcomeau wrote: > The MD diet is low in refined carbs and high in good fats (animal and > fish fats and olive oil). It is also low in fake fats like margarine > and shortening.
How much is too much?	07 Oct 2004 02:05 GMT	3
I eat properly, meaning veggies and protein-rich foods, with very limited carbs, saturated fat, trans fats, sugar and salt. But a few times a week I'll have a muffin for breakfast or a little ice cream for dessert at dinner, and feel kinda guilty afterwards.
Do nutrients decline when food is stored? Apples, Tea, Carrots, oh my...	06 Oct 2004 20:58 GMT	1
I want to get the most nutrients from the food I eat. I know a lot about nutrition, but one thing I've always been confused about is STORAGE TIME. I wonder about how (and if) the nutrients decrease when the food is
I eat soiled pants only !	05 Oct 2004 23:38 GMT	2
I think its a good diet, isn't it?
Sugar's secret sweetener offer to health chiefs	05 Oct 2004 21:52 GMT	5
Sugar's secret sweetener offer to health chiefs http://society.guardian.co.uk/publichealth/story/0,11098,1318635,00.html Industry hopes cash will influence anti-obesity drive Jo Revill, health editor
ADD/ADHD and Nutrition	05 Oct 2004 19:56 GMT	4
I am aware that good nutrition plays an essential role in our physiological and mental health. Is there any nutritionist out there that can provide advice on which foods are good for ADD/ADHD kids and which are better to avoid. (please... don't say chocolate)
Curry leaves may help control diabetes	04 Oct 2004 22:16 GMT	4
Curry leaves may help control diabetes, scientists say http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1315804,00.html Lee Glendinning Thursday September 30, 2004
Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus / iron deposition	04 Oct 2004 14:28 GMT	1
<<snip>> iron deposition resulting from hemochromatosis leads to Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus <<snip>>
Unrecognized iron deficiency can impair immunity in older women	03 Oct 2004 20:27 GMT	11
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2004-09/ps-uid092904.php
Is This Healthy?	03 Oct 2004 12:13 GMT	3
Would somebody be able to tell me if drinking about 6-7 litres of Diet Cordial with water a day is healthy or not? I notice I eat less when I do it, but is it safe and is it recommended when trying to lose weight? Thanks
Warning: Toxic Residue in EGGS causes/severly worsens Atrial Fibrillation	03 Oct 2004 11:52 GMT	2
Is lasalocid causing or making atrial fibrillation worse? Lasalocid an "antibiotic" given to many food production farm animals is also a highly toxic heart poison which is turning up with alarming frequency in poultry and eggs. Twenty percent of all eggs are estimated to