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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / September 2006

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phony 'physicians' group is just PETA with a lab coat30 Sep 2006 01:53 GMT1
http://www.qsrweb.com/article.php?id=5911&na=1
Fast-food chains sued over grilled chicken claims CCF calls bogus
By Fred Minnick Editor
29 Sep 2006
Fish Oil, Salmon Oil, Flax Seed (OMEGA 3)29 Sep 2006 20:53 GMT3
What's the difference, besides Flax Seed being from a vegetable source?
Which is better for you, assuming it's wild fish and salmon oil?
Peanuts, Arachadonic Acid and Inflammation29 Sep 2006 20:38 GMT2
A question which I have not been able to get an answer to:
Does eating peanuts, which have significant arachidonic acid (AA)
content promote inflammation?
I have read that omega-6 vegetable oils supply the body with linoleic
Trans fats in NYC29 Sep 2006 15:38 GMT5
New York City is planning to limit the amount of trans fat in restaurants.
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/27/nyregion/27fat.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
I think it is a great idea.
Jeff
Monounsaturated vs Saturated fat...28 Sep 2006 13:30 GMT9
My cholesterol is through the roof and for the last year I've been
attempting to reduce my saturated food intake and have begun using
olive oil in everything.  And a few months ago I began taking fish
oil, flax oil, and now some evening primrose oil - all in an
Can we discuss Fish pls?26 Sep 2006 21:23 GMT9
What are nutritional up-sides and down-sides of eating fish?
Is there a preferable cooking method ?
Farmed fish or Caught Fish?
Does pollution affect the nutritional value?
Stop the Drug Industry Swag24 Sep 2006 01:00 GMT3
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/california/la-ed-stanford16sep16,1,4643
088.story?coll=la-headlines-pe-california

Stop the Drug Industry Swag
Stanford sets the pace for curbing pharmaceutical companies' influence
on doctors.
E Coli23 Sep 2006 19:49 GMT3
Warren Taylor posted this on another ng.
It will probably always be impossible to get 100% protection
against e coli contamination in spinach / fresh salad greens,
according to the weblink below.
Fast food22 Sep 2006 14:41 GMT4
Did you know that macdonalds chips have a very low fat content? and the
chips with the most fat are the oven chips from sainsburys 5.5g ahhh
wots up with that?
Newton Grain Diet21 Sep 2006 18:51 GMT5
Any tried this yet?  I don't feel like I'm starving, and it's fairly
natural.  Nice to have carbs again - p
"The Newton Grain Diet: "
3 weeks gets you on the road to your healthy weight goal
Tea and Contaminates21 Sep 2006 14:47 GMT1
For quite awhile, tea has been hailed as a good source of anti-oxidant
with other benefits.  But has there been any kind of studies on what
kinds of contaminates are in tea?  For example, most tea are grown in
China, Japan, and India where environmental pollution from such things
Why Omnivore?20 Sep 2006 23:52 GMT3
My diets consists of no meat/dairy products (often referred to as
vegan).
Now given that the vegan population is such a minority, yet the vegan
community are extremely adamant that are right ethically and
Researchers discover how a high-fat diet causes type 2 diabetes20 Sep 2006 17:59 GMT5
For sometime diabetes has been described as a disorder of fat
metabolism.  This affects beta cells and leads in time to high glucose
levels for those with the genetic disposition.  What we consider as
classic symptoms of diabetes are several steps down the chain of causes.
Vitamin D 'slashes cancer risk'20 Sep 2006 00:07 GMT4
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/5334534.stm
Vitamin D 'slashes cancer risk'
Pancreatic cancer can be difficult to treat
Taking vitamin D tablets could substantially reduce the risk of
Researchers discover how a high-fat diet causes type 2 diabetes19 Sep 2006 17:01 GMT1
"IF their findings can be applied to humans, they might have someting.
Somehow I doubt it."
If this was a single study one might take some comfort in your thought.
This study is but one of several exploring the fat diabetes
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