Black Tea Can Be High In Fluoride
Posted Fri, 2010/07/23 - 16:32 by Fred Lee
Tea is a popular and enjoyable beverage, but in very excessive quantities may be cause for some concern.Prevention
Vitamin B Linked To Lower Incidence Of Lung Cancer
Posted Sat, 2010/06/26 - 02:08 by Fred Lee
High levels of vitamin B in the blood is associated with a lower risk for lung cancer.
Hamburgers And Asthma
Posted Sat, 2010/06/19 - 01:18 by Fred Lee
A poor diet that may include hamburgers can increase a child's risk for developing asthma.
Sugary Beverages Linked To High Blood Pressure
Posted Wed, 2010/06/16 - 03:38 by Fred Lee
Cutting back on sugary beverages was found to lower a person's blood pressure.
A Spicy Way To Reduce Carcinogens In Meat
Posted Sat, 2010/06/05 - 03:45 by Fred Lee
Spices and herbs can help reduce the formation of carcinogens in grilled meats.
A Walk In The Woods For Good Health
Posted Wed, 2010/06/02 - 23:26 by Fred Lee
In the age of nutritional supplements and high tech exercise regimens, it turns out that something as simple as a walk in the woods is all that is needed to maintain good health.
Health Consequences Of Eating Processed Meats
Posted Wed, 2010/05/26 - 19:10 by Fred Lee
Processed meats have been found to increase a person's risk for such chronic conditions as heart disease and diabetes.
Weight Loss Can Boost Immunity
Posted Thu, 2010/05/06 - 19:06 by Fred Lee
Even modest weight loss can have a positive impact on our immunity.
Dark Fruits May Help Combat Obesity And Cancer
Posted Thu, 2010/04/29 - 19:20 by Fred Lee
Dark fruits contain compounds that have been shown to reduce obesity and cancer in laboratory models.
The Effect Of Soda Taxes On Consumption And Obesity Among Children
Posted Tue, 2010/04/27 - 17:54 by Amer Kaissi
A new study suggests that small taxes on soda do not have a substantial effect on consumption or obesity rates among school children.
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