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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / July 2005

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diet and testosterone and cortisol levels06 Jul 2005 03:45 GMT4
i'm a little confused about something.
acording to a few studies, meals increase cortisol (c) levels (protein
being the chief culprit), while reducing testosterone (t) levels
(probably due to increased skeletal muscle uptake) for 2-3 hours after
Can a man gain weight on 2500 calories?05 Jul 2005 18:57 GMT3
I know this type of question has been asked many times but would like
to get a feedback never the less.
i read that its suggested that an adult man consume 2500 calories a
day. Now, if this man keeps up with this diet of 2500 calories.
Weight loss and ketones05 Jul 2005 17:33 GMT10
I found this statement on an article about weight loss and I wonder
if anyone could comment on its reliability:
"The first way to know that you are actually about to start burning fat
deposits in your body is hunger.
MSg / Glutamate / Ve-tsin : safe or not ?05 Jul 2005 11:47 GMT1
When looking for the side effects on glutamte I found many different
opinions...
many people seem to have some side effects, but only in the West... In
Asia glutamate is used abundantly and no side effects are reported
AHA on margarine04 Jul 2005 16:10 GMT50
I don't understand why on earth the American Heart Association web site
recommends:
"Use margarine as a substitute for butter...".
even if
Eating for Blood Type?  Any experience out here?04 Jul 2005 15:22 GMT109
I've been reading this book about eating foods that are healthiest for
your blood type.  I am type A and man oh geez!  It's soooo limiting.
I'm very interested in feeling better so I am really trying to find a
good focused program I can use.  Thoughts?  Thanks.
Antioxidants a key to 'long life'04 Jul 2005 14:38 GMT18
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4520727.stm
Antioxidants a key to 'long life'
Boosting the body's levels of natural antioxidants could be the key to
a long life, according to US scientists.
whole grain wheat04 Jul 2005 14:38 GMT60
http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/cgi-bin/list_nut_edit.pl
Wheat flour, whole-grain
New Search
NDB No:     20080 Nutrient  Units  Value per
Obesity04 Jul 2005 10:01 GMT5
I'm not exactly a fan of fast-food, but I caved in this evening
and walked over to the local "Chinese" take-out. I ordered a
dinner for one.
While I was there, six other people stopped by to pick up phoned-
IGF-1 , Identical in Cows and Humans04 Jul 2005 05:18 GMT4
By Robert Cohen Executive Director
Taking Growth Hormones
Taking Growth Hormones Works, and Therein Lies the Problem
Every time I open up my morning e-mail, there are dozens of
low fiber diet questions02 Jul 2005 22:52 GMT2
Just out of the hospital and on a low fiber diet for a few weeks after
colon problems.  The recommendations on the hospital's diet
suggestions list are unclear about a couple of things.
1.  The sheet says "flake cereal" is OK.  What brands/type of "flake
The Same Damn Corporation................02 Jul 2005 18:21 GMT3
.
.................that dosed dairy cows with rBST/rBGH and ramped up
IGF-1 levels in milk by 80% are also poisoning you with ASPARTAME.
               http://www.dorway.com
Beta Sitosterol, Bee Honey and Quercetin02 Jul 2005 06:00 GMT11
I am currently taking all three of the above supplements in desperate hope
for some relief from prostatitis/BPH.  I had a TURP over two months ago (and
have never recovered), and now I am ten times worse, and the doctors can not
help me.  I am in serious constant pain, and quite ...
Supplements -- YES, SUPPLEMENTS!!02 Jul 2005 05:49 GMT22
Hi, All:
I wanna know about supplements -- the short answer first, please.  I
could do a search, but I never have luck with search engines, and I
figured that asking this question anew would get me "the latest
ascorbic acid, tyrosinase, scurvey, etc01 Jul 2005 13:28 GMT22
I remember reading that ascorbic acid alone would not cure scurvey, but
citrus juice would...because the ascorbic acid was just a 'bodyguard'
for tyrosinase & other things and has no real nutritional value. ive
heard people preach the dangers and the wonders of taking ascorbic
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