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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / December 2006

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Need Help with Vitamin Regiment31 Dec 2006 17:40 GMT3
I have become interested in taking vitamins on a daily basis.  I have
started taking some supplements and seen some minor improvements in my
energy, well being and such.  I would like to explore what are good
supplements I should take in addition to what I am taking now.
vit C & Serotonin28 Dec 2006 19:23 GMT1
Is it correct that mega doses of vit C create extra Serotonin, thus
preventing the need for 5-HTP?
aidy
Ball Belly28 Dec 2006 15:55 GMT1
Some advice please.
I want a big ball belly!  I am currently 5'7" tall and weight 320lbs,
but my belly is all flabby, Ideally I would like a ball belly.  You
know the sort, perfectly round and very firm.
Rice Bran Oil28 Dec 2006 00:58 GMT1
While trans fat in cooking oil clogs up arteries, rice bran oil lowers
cholesterol.  They
do not have the exact opposite effect, but it's good enough for me.  A
Googol search for "rice bran oil" turns up some articles:
Fish Oil: Quality and Potency27 Dec 2006 19:55 GMT11
Hello. I recently purchased a different type of fish oil called "Krill"
and noticed a huge difference in the amount of EPA and DHA. Although
the amount was significantly less than in other fish oil formulations,
they still claimed it to be "high potency". Is it wrong of me to assume
What To Eat Each Day For Looks And Health24 Dec 2006 17:06 GMT1
What To Eat Each Day For Looks And Health
http://www.thebeautyfoods.blogspot.com
Healthy Cells=Healthy Bodies22 Dec 2006 16:55 GMT1
Good health starts at the cellular level. When your cells are healthy,
so are your glands and organs. Optimal health can be achieved when your
cells function normally and communicate properly with one another.
That’s why we’ve designed each product in the Optimal Health System
pharma magic bullet22 Dec 2006 16:47 GMT13
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2099-1703380,00.html
The Sunday Times July 31, 2005
Investigation
Death of the magic bullet
egyptians, grains and diseases21 Dec 2006 22:59 GMT6
http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/xmas98/magee/magee.html
Introduction
In today's society there is a general awareness of arterial disease
and its consequences. People know about coronary occlusions and
The Inuit Paradox - How can people who gorge on fat and rarely see a vegetable be healthier than we are?21 Dec 2006 22:39 GMT27
http://www.discover.com/issues/oct-04/features/inuit-paradox/
The Inuit Paradox
How can people who gorge on fat and rarely see a vegetable be healthier
than we are?
Excellent article on diet, herbs and bone21 Dec 2006 13:05 GMT4
In the Phytotherapy Research journal there is an excellent new review
article on dietary measures, including herbs, and bone health. The full text
is also freely available (click pdf).
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/abstract/113466304/ABSTRACT
Low fat diets and breast cancer21 Dec 2006 12:48 GMT14
The hardest of all diet intervention studies have to be dietary
intervention studies to reduce cancer.
The just published study in the Journal of the National Cancer
Institute is a watershed.
Legumes21 Dec 2006 10:28 GMT7
Legumes are classified as whole grain foods
and supposed to control levels of blood sugar
in diabetics . I find it to be doing opposite
in my case . I find a considerable increase in
added sugar in tropicana OJ?21 Dec 2006 04:08 GMT1
wanted to know from others if they knew whether sugar
is added to tropicana OJ products (grovestand) ?
Also, are there OJ in market that don't add sugar?
let me know. Thanks.
Tea polyphenols - antioxidants and prebiotics?20 Dec 2006 19:23 GMT1
Polyphenols in tea may preferentially suppress the growth of pathogenic
bacteria in the gut, but not the growth of 'friendly' bacteria, says a
new study from Singapore.
“It is generally believed that possible beneficial health effects of
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