Posts Tagged ‘vitamins’
Thursday, June 24th, 2010
Health Update:
Are You Making These 7 Dieting Mistakes?
You’ve started a new diet. You’ve been good all week, making sensible meals, managing your portions, even exercising a little…then the weekend hits. You eat too much. You drink too much. You give up.
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Tags: calories, dieting, diets, low-fat snacks, supplements, vitamins
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Monday, December 21st, 2009
Author: Healing Headquarters LLC
Today we hear the word diet much more than we hear the word nutrition. There are so many diets on the market that it’s easy to get lost in the fad and forget what nutrition truly is. There is the Atkins Diet, the Zone Diet, Weight Watchers and many others, from Slim Fast to the various one-food diets, such as the cabbage soup diet or the grapefruit diet. Society has become fixated on the ‘diet’, instead of quality nutrition. Unfortunately, this fixation isn’t working. America is the fattest nation in the world, with high rates of diabetes, heart disease and other life threatening illnesses. While diets are becoming more popular, nutrition is suffering.
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Tags: calories, diet, energy, fat grams, nutrients, nutrition, vitamins, weight loss
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Saturday, November 28th, 2009
Author: Chuck Arnone
We all need to start somewhere with vitamins as our soils that grow our foods have been depleted of their nutrients over a period of decades! Liquid vitamins are better for a few reasons. They are easier for the body to digest and absorb than hard pills.Liquid vitamins are formulated at or near the concentration of body fluids and by virtue of being liquid, are not as concentrated as pills and tablets therefore loading capacity is less likely to be exceeded.
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Tags: carbohydrates, health benefits, minerals, multivitamins, nutritional supplements, stress, vitamins, workout
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Friday, November 20th, 2009
Author: Chuck Arnone
Although progress in the field of arthritis and nutrition is slow, we fully expect to see further justification of these theories as medical science progresses.Here is a brief look at the ongoing research of arthritis and nutrition. There has been a lot of research that identifies the relationship between arthritis and nutrition.
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Tags: arthritis, diet, exercise, gout, inflammation, joint degeneration, minerals, nutrition, omega-3, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, supplements, vitamins
Posted in Fitness, Healthy Living, Nutrition and Health, health conditions | 1 Comment »
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
Author: Faye Brown
If you are an athlete you know that good athlete nutrition is essential. It’s not something you can just brush aside, saying, “Today I’ll be healthy, tomorrow I’m going to throw it all to the wind.” Good nutrition is as vital to your athletic performance as practicing, and when you learn the secret to good nutrition you’ll be able to enjoy improvements in your athletic performance that you never thought were possible!
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Tags: athlete, carbs, diet, energy, healthy, meat, nutrition, performance, sweets, vitamins
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Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
Author: Deidra Garcia
1. Beverages can cause you to gain weight.
• True
• False
TRUE: Many men don’t realize that beverages are often loaded with empty calories. Even fortified waters can contain as many calories as a can of soda. In fact, a recent study found that most men don’t accommodate for these extra calories with their meals. A better bet is to stick to drinking plenty of water, as it keeps your system well-hydrated, helps food break down easier and doesn’t pack on the pounds.
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Tags: diet, exercise, fat, fiber, fruit, health, metabolism, salads, vegetables, vitamins, weight
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Sunday, October 18th, 2009
Author: Nara Demie
We often see claims such as “zero trans fat” and “reduced in calories” on the front of food packages highlighting a product’s nutrition features. They are a quick and easy way to get information about a food, but these eye-catching statements do not tell the whole story. For example, a food free of trans fat may still be high in Calories. Be sure to also read the Nutrition Facts table to determine what a claim is really telling you.
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Tags: breakfast, calcium, diet, fibre, food, iron, nutrition, reduced calories, trans fat, vitamins
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