Archive for April, 2009

 

Keep a Low Fat Diet and you Keep your Heart Healthy

April 19th, 2009

Scientists have made a lot of studies to see how much fat intake a person is allowed to have and still be healthy. Some said that 30% of the daily calories could be represented by fat; others said that only 15% do not endanger our heart system, but people still do not know exactly how [...]

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The Principles of Eating Healthy

April 19th, 2009

Deciding a healthy diet can be difficult as every single person is different who likes different things. For example, even though a healthy diet may consist of sprouts, there are some people who just cannot stand them so there has to be an alternative. That means that every single personâ??s diet will be different and [...]

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The Whole Truth About Green Tea Weight Loss Pills

April 19th, 2009

The countless health benefits of green tea has been well documented for many years, and the pills have now appeared on the market claiming to not only give you more energy and help you lose weight but also to lower your bad cholesterol levels and help you fight heart and cardiovascular diseases, and even cancer.
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Enzymes - the Key to Optimal Digestion

April 19th, 2009

Several folks have spoken with me lately regarding digestion problems. We all have suffered at one time or another from the pains of improper digestion - heartburn, nausea, constipation, diarrhea. However, many of the medications that we are given to correct a problem in another area of our body can cause an unpleasant [...]

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Boost your Metabolism

April 19th, 2009

From the viewpoint of diet and weight loss, metabolism is the process whereby the body converts food into energy (or uses it for bodily repairs) or stores it as fat for future use. In simple terms, if we have a faster metabolism we burn calories more efficiently and store less fat. If we have a [...]

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Researchers Unravel Neuronal Circuitry Keeping Metabolism And Fat Storage In Check (Science Daily)

April 17th, 2009

Scientists have unravelled novel aspects of the biochemical signalling pathways that enable the tiny roundworm, C. elegans, to modify its metabolism in response to food using a neurochemical signaling system that has parallels in mammals.

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11 Tips To Boost Your Metabolism

April 16th, 2009

Boosting ones metabolism is something many people try to achieve everyday. Having a high metabolic rate increases the amount of calories, or energy, the body burns on a daily basis. Without optimal metabolism the body will store excess calories as fat for future use. The problem for many people is they don’t ever use these [...]

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Foods That Increase Metabolism

April 16th, 2009

In the never ending battle to lose weight people have tried all sorts of calorie cutting diets, energy boosting pills and the latest “Fat Buster” exercise machine seen on late night TV. During this quest to burn off the fat they come to realize that maybe what they are doing is not working as well [...]

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Exposed: the Top 5 Foods That Can Sabotage Your Healthy Weight Loss Efforts!

April 16th, 2009

The worst thing a person can do when they lose weight is revert back to their old eating habits that got them fat in the first place. Dodging the lure of fat, sugar and other appetite triggers is just as important as making healthy choices when you decided to lose weight. Healthy weight loss is [...]

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Avoid Trans Fat for a Healthy Heart

April 16th, 2009

How to avoid trans fat and prevent heart disease and heart attack?
In 2004 bantransfat.com tried to sue McDonalds for using cooking oil that contained trans fat, or partially hydrogenated oils. Bantransfat.com lost because, after all, most people couldnâ??t see why trans fat is so much worse than other fats in our diet. Things have changed [...]

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