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Archives for November 2016

How Hawthorn Berry Helps Fight Cardiovascular Diseases

November 30, 2016 By Corey B

Heart problems is one of the leading reasons of death in most developed countries around the world. And also the number of instances is rising constantly as a result of the two modern lifestyles and accelerated overall longevity. While developing the situation can have a devastating impact about the … [Read more...]

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The 7 Foods That Relieve Joint Pain

November 30, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Joint pain killing you? Here’s some good news. There are a number of compounds in food that reduce inflammation and pain, scientific studies show. Here is a list of foods. Eat them regularly and you will be able to reduce inflammation and soothe your joints. Here goes: pineapple, salmon, turmeric, … [Read more...]

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Do Your Part to Stop Spreading Colds and Flu

November 30, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

There are a few simple steps you can take to avoid spreading the cold or flu. One easy thing you can start with is to stay home when you are sick and avoid contact with others. Wash your hands often and do not touch your eyes, nose or mouth. Also make sure to disinfect commonly used areas and make … [Read more...]

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Well: Are Frozen Fruits and Vegetables as Nutritious as Fresh?

November 30, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Does food lose its nutritional value when it’s frozen? The short answer: it depends. “There’s no clear winner,” says Dr. Ali Bouzari, who has done studies. Also, the difference in nutrient levels are too minor to make any real difference, he adds. Bouzari and his colleagues at the University of … [Read more...]

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101 Tips for Simplifying Diabetes

November 30, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

For people with diabetes, the disease can seem as though it has a mind of its own. Sometimes the best way to manage diabetes is to simply outthink it. The newest installment in the American Diabetes Association’s 101 Tips series does just that--by following the same great quick, easy-to-read … [Read more...]

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FDA admits antibacterial soap does not fight illness any better than soap and water

November 30, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The FDAs latest ruling on antibacterial soap has finally confirmed what many people have suspected for quite some time: They aren't any better at killing bacteria than conventional soap. The FDAs new ruling will only be applied to antibacterial soaps and body washes that contain triclosan or one of … [Read more...]

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Factbox: Soda, sugar taxes across the United States

November 30, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

November 7th, the University of Warwick published a study inciting low vitamin D levels to be associated with elevated risk for developing bladder cancer. The study was based on a review of several other studies regarding the topic. However, we’ll need further clinical studies and reviews to confirm … [Read more...]

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Supplementation with vitamins C and E associated with decreased risk of cognitive impairment, dementia – ProHealth

November 30, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

An October 2016 article in the Annals of Pharmacotherapy has outlined the benefits of vitamin C and E supplementation in persons aged 65 or older. It was found that those who took the supplements were at a significantly lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other form of cognitive … [Read more...]

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Yerba Mate: The Health Benefits Explained

November 30, 2016 By Corey B

Tea drinkers and lovers come from every corner of the world and a good number of them come from China, India and Japan. In most of these countries the most popular type of tea drinks are chai and green tea. There is one form of tea that is not known by many even thou they come in countries with … [Read more...]

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Is There Weed Killer In Our Foods?

November 29, 2016 By Corey B

Independent testing conducted on many popular American foods discovered different patterns of weed killer called glyphosate. Weed killer is a group of chemicals aimed at fighting unwanted harmful plants. Some are designed for specific plant varieties; others operate on any kind of weed. The chemical … [Read more...]

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Natural Supplements and Vitamins for Treatment and Prevention of Dementia and Cognitive Decline – Psychiatric Times

November 29, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Dementia is a serious diease that currently there is no cure for. Some vitamins may treat and prevent dementia and cognitive decline. Ginko bilobo is a natural vitamin that can help with cognitive also omega acid is another supplement that can help with this disease. There are many vitamins and … [Read more...]

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Low vitamin D levels linked to increased risk of bladder cancer

November 29, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

November 7th, the University of Warwick published a study inciting low vitamin D levels to be associated with elevated risk for developing bladder cancer. The study was based on a review of several other studies regarding the topic. However, we’ll need further clinical studies and reviews to confirm … [Read more...]

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Face it: You’re getting old

November 29, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Let’s face it: We are all aging. The National Center for Health Statistics reports the 1.4 million Americans live in nursing homes in 2014. What’s the point of extended life expectancy if those who live longer are frail, depressed and unhappy? We are not going to live better unless we start actively … [Read more...]

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Causes of heart attack (myocardial infarction) in elderly

November 29, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A heart attack, also referred to as a myocardial infarction, is when the heart doesn't get enough oxygen, usually because of a blocked or clogged artery and so parts of the muscle get damaged. With immediate treatment, sometimes this can be treated, although it must be within the time period of the … [Read more...]

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The A list for vitamin B-12 sources – Harvard Health

November 29, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

B - 12 is a vitamin that is important for our body,espically our brain function. B-12 deficiency is sometimes a problem in older people. There are several foods that can help get the B-12 you need to help your brain maintain. some foods include ham.swiss chesse and clams just to list a few. If you … [Read more...]

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Man’s liver inflammation linked to ‘common energy drink’: study

November 29, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A new study says man’s liver inflammation is due to a popular energy drink. He was admitted to a hospital after feeling unwell. He became alarmed when his eyes turned yellow, his urine was dark and he began experiencing very heavy, flu-like symptoms. This is the second known case caused by excessive … [Read more...]

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Attention! 8 Foods That Arthritis Patients Should Strictly Avoid

November 29, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Pain in the joints in arthritis can become unbearable. That’s why it is critical for sufferers of arthritis to avoid a few foods that helps in preventing arthritis. Essentially the foods to be avoided are those high in uric acid, like tomatoes and shellfish. Say goodbye also to eggplant, coffee, … [Read more...]

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Why Aspartame is Unsafe and Some of the Best Alternatives

November 29, 2016 By Corey B

Aspartame is currently among the most popular sweeteners in the market. Although it’s popular, many opponents have argued that it’s one of the most dangerous artificial sweeteners. A lot of claims have also featured about its long-term repercussions. Sold under brand names Equal and NutraSweet, it … [Read more...]

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High Blood Pressure Is The Silent Killer

November 28, 2016 By Corey B

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, refers to the blood pushing against the arterial walls with a very elevated force. This is very dangerous as it makes your heart work much harder in order to pump the blood through the body. The pressure force can lead to the walls overstretching, … [Read more...]

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Omega-3 lowers childhood aggression in short term

November 28, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Is your kid a little terror? Are you getting tired of multiple trips to school to discuss about his “issues”? Here is one possible solution. Add omega-3, vitamins and mineral supplements into your kid’s diet, and his problem behavior can be reduced in the short term, according to a study of … [Read more...]

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This legal opioid is leaving a lethal trail in the US

November 28, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A legal opioid is leaving a wreck in it’s wake, within the U.S. It travels all the way from China and goes into a syringe. The drug Pink or Pinky is a synthetic opioid called U-47700 that leaves users without a pulse, due to it being 8 times stronger than morphine. In fact, U-47700 is still legal in … [Read more...]

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Seven simple tricks that make healthy food even healthier

November 28, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

You eat healthy. Great! But why should you stop there? How about tweaking your habits so that you eat even healthier? From adding turmeric and black pepper to eating steamed carrots and tomatoes, to using diced garlic for cooking, here are a few tips that will make you eat even healthier. Key … [Read more...]

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Calif., Nev., Mass. Legalize Marijuana; Fla. OKs Medical Pot

November 28, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Big news hits some of our progressive states this election day. The legalization of Medical Marijuana has just been signed into office in Florida and North Dakota. If this green wave continues marijuana could be legal in all of 29 states. Polls say 60% of people think marijuana should be legalized … [Read more...]

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5 Snack Mistakes That Can Hurt Weight Loss

November 28, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Are you currently trying to lose weight but those stubborn pounds just wont't go away? Snacks can be really helpful in weight loss, or they can be very hurtful to weight loss. Do you know the proper way to snack through out the day? Here in this article you'll learn the 5 snack mistakes that can … [Read more...]

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8 Anti-Aging Foods to Have For Breakfast

November 28, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

What’s the most important meal of the day? Breakfast! Even better than breakfast is a totally guilt free breakfast. In a world where just about everything seems to give you cancer, it’s important to try and minimize the number of free-radicals in your body. You can do so with great foods such as … [Read more...]

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Ultimate Nutrition Tips You Must Know

November 28, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Are you trying to shed a few pounds? Or maybe you are just trying to improve your general health. Either way, staying fit isn't all that easy and we could all use some tips on nutrition. This article contains some ultimate nutrition tips that YOU MUST KNOW! A good, healthy diet does not need to be … [Read more...]

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Useful Prostate Cancer Information

November 28, 2016 By Corey B

Prostate cancer is a disease that impacts the lives of many men, and those who are diagnosed need to get all of the best prostate cancer information. Even those who have not been diagnosed with this disease need to know what their risk factors are and how to get a prostate cancer screening. A doctor … [Read more...]

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Depression: does it originate in the immune system?

November 27, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Depression may have been misdiagnosed for centuries by mainstream Medicine. Low levels of Serotonin have been the blame for depression for a long time. However, there isn't any empirical data to back up that notion. Doctors and scientist in Psychology have linked inflammation in the body to … [Read more...]

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Does baby powder cause cancer? Another jury says yes.

November 27, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The multi-million dollar company, Johnson & Johnson is entering it’s third major law suit. This time on whether it’s household named baby powder contains a talc that can cause cancer. Last Thursday, Deborah Modesto was awarded $70.1 million due to her being diagnosed with cancer in 2012. The … [Read more...]

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Diet can impact migraines

November 27, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Migraine pain is often described as a severe pulsing or throbbing pain in one area of the head. It is often accompanied by sensitivity to light and sound, nausea, and vomiting. Although dietary restriction isn’t considered a treatment for migraine, identifying any foods that have triggered symptoms … [Read more...]

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Yale study: Fracking causes release of cancer-causing chemicals

November 27, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Fracking is cause for the release of a number of different carcinogens being spewed out into the atmosphere. They’re able to contaminate both water and air. Fracking is a popular name for the drilling; particularly for oil. Anyone near the drill site is likely to be exposed to it’s cancer causing … [Read more...]

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Studies confirm fluoridated water is linked to hypothyroidism, fatigue, obesity and depression

November 27, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Fluoride accumulates in the body. Healthy adult kidneys excrete 50 to 60% of the fluoride ingested each day. Any remaining fluoride accumulates in the body, typically in the bones and pineal gland. Babies and children excrete less fluoride from their kidneys and absorb up to 80% of ingested fluoride … [Read more...]

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Study links low vitamin D levels to increased bladder cancer risk

November 27, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A new study out of the UK has found a link between low vitamin D levels and bladder cancer. While low vitamin D levels are not in-and-of-themselves the cause of bladder cancer, it may be that low levels can increase your risk. Previous studies have shown the importance of vitamin D in preventing a … [Read more...]

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Q&A: A Cold and Flu Risk That’s a Real Eye-Opener

November 27, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The professionals have spoken, and the research is clear, nose breathing is the correct and most optimal way to breathe. Not only are our bodies designed for nose breathing based on the specific apparatus and the mechanisms by which we inhale and exhale through nose breathing, but there are numerous … [Read more...]

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6 surprising health benefits of vitamin D

November 26, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Think about vitamin D when you’re catching up on summer rays. It’s sometimes called the “sunshine vitamin” because it’s produced in your skin in response to sunlight. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin in a family of compounds that includes vitamins D-1, D-2, and D-3. It can affect as many as 2,000 … [Read more...]

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ARE DAIRY FATS BENEFICIAL FOR GOOD HEALTH?

November 26, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

When you think about fats, nutritionally what do you think of? Do you think that dairy fats are beneficial? For many years experts have been telling people to cut back on fats but now they are starting to embrace the true role of fats in our diets. Now with that said, dairy fats are playing a vital … [Read more...]

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Scientists uncover genetic evidence that ‘we are what we eat’

November 26, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

If you are what you eat, and especially if you eat industrial food, as 99 percent of Americans do, what you are is "corn." During the last year I've been following a bushel of corn through the industrial food system. What I keep finding in case after case, if you follow the food back to the farm — … [Read more...]

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Proteins as an early warning system for type 1 diabetes?

November 26, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A recent study has identified some protein markers that may be promising in the early detection of type I diabetes in children. The study has been able to isolate proteins in children who have relatives with type I diabetes, and thus, have a higher chance of contracting the disease themselves. While … [Read more...]

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Probiotics ‘aid memory in people with Alzheimer’s disease’

November 26, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A daily capsule of probiotic bacteria may help people cope with mild anxiety and memory problems, according to a small study of healthy men. Those who took the bug-bearing capsules for a month reported less stress and anxiety, and had lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the morning, than … [Read more...]

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Study: Link between Common Food Additive, Cancer Found

November 26, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A study at Georgia State University’s Institute for Biomedical Sciences is showing that the use of synthetic emulsifiers may be linked to colon cancer. When to-scale doses of polysorbate 80 and carboxymethylcellulose were fed to mice, it is believed that it altered the microbiota present in the … [Read more...]

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Study links behavior in kindergarten to adult success

November 26, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Being ready for kindergarten is more than just learning letters and numbers. Child care providers support school readiness by helping young children learn social and emotional skills that contribute to school success. Kindergarten teachers say it is the social and emotional skills that children … [Read more...]

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IBS And IBD: More Than Just Tummy Trouble

November 25, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

When it comes to the world of gastrointestinal diseases, you may hear a lot of acronyms such as IBD and IBS. Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a broad term that refers to chronic swelling (inflammation) of the intestines. It’s often confused with the non-inflammatory condition irritable bowel … [Read more...]

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6 common symptoms of pancreatic cancer

November 25, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Pancreatic cancer can be a very deadly cancer when left untreated. Knowing what to look for can help with making sure you treat yourself before its too late. Jaundice, or yellow skin, is one of the most clear indicators. Along with that, dark colored urine is another sign. Abdominal pain and … [Read more...]

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Memory loss: 7 tips to improve your memory

November 25, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The brain’s incredible ability to reshape itself holds true when it comes to learning and memory. You can harness the natural power of neuroplasticity to increase your cognitive abilities, enhance your ability to learn new information, and improve your memory at any age. Give your brain a workout, … [Read more...]

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Rethinking our nutrition guidelines

November 25, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Doug Eyolfson, a Canadian doctor and researcher, has noticed the struggle for Canadians to maintain proper health through their diet. Eyolfson believes that proper diet is the best preventative medicine you can do, since it makes sure your body doesn't develop negative health issues in the first … [Read more...]

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Five Dietary Tips For Diabetics On World Diabetes Day

November 25, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Diabetes means your body is changing, so it’s important that you listen to what it’s trying to tell you. This includes how your body responds to food, exercise, and other factors that can affect your blood sugar level. While diabetes is tied to obesity, it’s important to remember that being … [Read more...]

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Exercise may shield against the health fallout of a weeklong overindulgence

November 25, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Exercise is known to do a lot, and one of those positive effects is to help the body process overeating. Many people tend to overeat certain meals such as large portions of meat, and this can become hard for the body to process. Exercise helps the body balance out, and to stabilize your digestive … [Read more...]

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Health Benefits Of Having Bitter Foods

November 25, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

It’s important to include a lot of healthy food so you can maintain a good balance in your diet, which many people strive to do. Indian Ayurveda says our diets should include all of the six tastes. However, what most don’t know is that bitter foods can, all by themselves, remove toxins from one’s … [Read more...]

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High-protein diet linked to heart failure in older women

November 24, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A recent study shows that women who have a high-protein diet are at greater risk of heart failure, especially if their main source of that protein is meat. Those who eat a more vegetable based protein diet are not at the same high risk of heart failure. This research adjusted for age, education, … [Read more...]

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Exercise: It’s what the doctor ordered

November 24, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Everyone needs exercise, although adults tend to ignore it as they start families and careers. Exercise does not need to be "exercise", just physical movement. Finding a form of exercise that works for you is important. As long as you spend enough time per week exercising your body will start to get … [Read more...]

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5 Tips To Avoid Diabetes While Getting Pregnant, Experts Advise

November 24, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A healthy mom means a healthy baby. Pregnant mothers are at risk for getting diabetes while pregnant. As always, to help prevent complications, mothers should talk with their doctor before trying to get pregnant. They should ensure that they are at a healthy weight as well as discuss their activity … [Read more...]

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Nutrition: Now’s the time to start working on a holiday eating strategy

November 24, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The holidays often mean a few months of poor eating. Keeping this in mind, its good to focus on healthy eating from the start. If you want to eat certain foods, then you should make those your "cheat" meals ahead of time. Also, while it will be cold out, you should keep up with exercise to keep your … [Read more...]

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Selenium and CoQ10 Combo Cuts Heart Disease Deaths in Half

November 24, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

An astonishing new study from Sweden found that a combination of CoQ10 and selenium supplements can cut risk of death from heart disease by nearly 50%. Key benefits included improved heart function and less hospital stays from surgeries. Four and ten year check-ups yielded even more good news. After … [Read more...]

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Health Tip: Coping With a Chronic Cough

November 24, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you have a chronic cough? If you are like some people you find it almost too hard to deal with a cough that just won’t seem to go away. There are some tips that you can keep in mind. First always consult with your doctor, quit smoking and find out which irritants trigger your cough. To learn more … [Read more...]

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‘No’ to milk maybe good. here’s why

November 24, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

CMPI, or Cow’s Milk Protein Intolerance, is an allergic reaction experienced by infants to the proteins in milk. It should not be confused with lactose intolerance which is something often developed after the age of 2 or 3. Signs and symptoms can start as soon as 2 hours after milk intake or up to a … [Read more...]

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Causes and remedy for chronic inflammation caused by depression

November 23, 2016 By Corey B

The notion that depression and some mental health status are made by an imbalance of chemicals especially norepinephrine and serotonin in the brain is very immensely ingrained in the gathered psyche which it looks sacrilegious to question it. New research recommends that depression may be mainly … [Read more...]

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Vitamins: Fat Or Water Soluble?

November 23, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

There are two types of vitamins: fat-soluble and water-soluble. Fat-soluble vitamins are stored in fat cells until the time they enter the bloodstream. They are crucial for the well-being of bones, hair and skin. Water-soluble vitamins are not kept within the body and therefore should be included in … [Read more...]

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Hate exercise? It may be in your genes

November 23, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you hate exercise? If you are like some people then you do not look forward to exercising but the truth is that it might be your genes to blame. The part of the brain that modulates dopamine in the brain is what may play a role in your willingness to embrace or avoid exercise. Hate exercise? … [Read more...]

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Insomnia, poor sleep quality common for men and women during pregnancy

November 23, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

We all know that pregnant women oftentimes deal with issues of insomnia, but did you know that their other halves also experience the same issues with sleep during those nine months of pregnancy? The information found in this article may surprise you when you learn about pregnancy-related … [Read more...]

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Health Tip: Prevent Frequent Nosebleeds

November 23, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Nosebleeds can occur for many different reasons and usually they do not happen often for a person. However, for someone that does have nosebleeds often there are some tips in order to prevent that from happening. It is recommended to run a humidifier in the air and to skip the NSAIDS as they can … [Read more...]

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How Does Fasting Affect Cholesterol Levels?

November 23, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A study will soon be done to examine the affects of fasting on cholesterol. The WONDERFUL trial, consisting of up to 128 people who are at higher risk for certain chronic diseases, examines LDL cholesterol levels, metabolic issues, and cognitive issues. Researchers conducting the trial are looking … [Read more...]

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Surgery Not the Answer for Most Back Pain, Sports Doctor Says

November 23, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

If you have back pain many people believe that the answer is surgery but that might be the case for most back pain according to one sports doctor. The first step to treating your back pain is understand the back pain. To learn more about what you can do instead of surgery when it comes to back pain, … [Read more...]

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Why Vitamin D Can Help You To Avoid Diabetes

November 23, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Naturally Healthy News takes an in-depth look at the issue of diabetes. Specifically, they take a look at how vitamin D can help to avoid this issue. The link that exists between vitamin D and insulin is discussed as well as how to intake more vitamin D into your diet. Key Takeaways: Spending too … [Read more...]

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The Benefits Of Avoiding Junk Food

November 23, 2016 By Corey B

You can see that there are many benefits of avoiding junk food. You can only be healthy if you take care when it comes to what you put in your body. When you makes the right choices in this regard you'll see how much goodness can be obtained in this regard. Choosing good foods will mean you will … [Read more...]

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Improve Blood Flow And Oxygenation With P5P

November 22, 2016 By Corey B

P5P which stands for pyridoxal-5-phosphate is the most active component of vitamin B6. It is converted from three organic compounds, pyridoxal, pyridoxine and pyridoxamine. P5P B6 serves as a coenzyme to support certain enzymes in the body that play a crucial role in biosynthesis. It makes optimum … [Read more...]

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Bacteria as Anti-Cancer Therapy? Interview with Professor Sylvain Martel

November 22, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Med Gadget takes an in-depth look at an interview that was conducted with Professor Sylvain Martel. Throughout the interview, the topic of bacteria was discussed. Specifically, it was discussed in regards to how it can be used as an anti-cancer therapy. Information on how the strategy was conceived, … [Read more...]

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Smoking a pack a day causes 150 mutations in every lung cell, research shows

November 22, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Are you a smoker or do you know someone who is? While we all know that smoking is not good for you but there is much more to it than that. Smoking a pack of cigarettes a day can cause 150 different mutations in every lung cell. To learn more about this study, read more in this article. Smoking a … [Read more...]

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When a cough just won’t go away

November 22, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

In the October 20, 2016, issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, lung experts describe a step-by-step approach doctors can use to help treat patients with a chronic cough. Acid reflux can also trigger a cough, and if someone describes heartburn symptoms, or even if we are not sure what is … [Read more...]

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How deadly is air pollution?

November 22, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

THe video in this blog talks about air solutions cause 3 million in deaths. And in China over a million , india 600 thousand, World Health Org says that it increases chances stroke cancer or heart attacks. In particular low income countries have it worse compared to us where only 38 thousand are … [Read more...]

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The Cause of Chronic Inflammation in Diabetes

November 22, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Chronic inflammation observed in diabetes patients is one of the leading causes of these complications. The researchers found that when specific immune cells, called macrophages, are unable to manufacture their fat, the chance of chronic inflammation and reducing diabetes, even if mice eat a … [Read more...]

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Dinner with TV may be a recipe for less healthy meals

November 22, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

This article in particular talks about how the enjoyment level of the meal is measured to be less when the individual is engaged in watching tv versus the individuals who leave the TV off. Chances are those families who watch tv engage less with their children and have a higher rate for obesity. … [Read more...]

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Medical News Today: Prostate Exam: How is it Done and Who Should Have One?

November 22, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Men who want to be screened should be tested with the PSA blood test. In the PSA test, a blood sample is taken so that the level of PSA in the blood can be measured. The PSA test is a blood test for prostate problems. It measures a protein called PSA that is made by the prostate gland. These tests … [Read more...]

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Endocrine Disruptor and Our health

November 22, 2016 By Corey B

Our disregard for nature has hit us where it hurts the most. While we were worrying about the possible carcinogenic effects of most widely used chemicals, a different more insidious mechanism of causing damage has been played out within living systems. Our young ones are being harmed by a new group … [Read more...]

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Natural Herbs for IBS

November 21, 2016 By Corey B

If you have had to live with Irritable Bowel Syndrome or IBS , crohn’s or colitis disease, life would be very difficult. However, this condition does not have to be permanent. There are herbs that we can use to help with these diseases. Boswellia extracts is one those herbs that can hold back … [Read more...]

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Decade long study proves that you can delay aging by making smarter food choices

November 21, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A team of Korean scientists have found that if you can make smart food choices when you are younger you can easily add years to your life. Scientists have also found that consuming micro-nutrients, including vitamin C, folate and potassium can significantly delay the biological again processes. … [Read more...]

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New Study Suggests An Egg A Day Lowers Stroke Risks

November 21, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

One breakfast staple has always been eggs and actually there is good news for those that eat eggs. The protein in eggs are found to reduce blood pressure and lower stress and inflammation. However, you have to keep in mind that this is all in moderation and the study shows that just one egg a day … [Read more...]

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Can your own immune system kill cancer?

November 21, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Every day there are advancements in the technology and medical worlds and recently there was another big announcement surrounding the medical world. The FDA approved a new immunotherapy drug by the name of Keytruda. This drug helps stimulate the body’s immune system as a first-line treatment with … [Read more...]

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Bomb detecting technology can be used for early dementia diagnosis

November 21, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

What do you know about dementia? Many of us know very little about it outside of the effect that it leaves on loved ones but a new research has been done using technology that is out of this world. In fact, they have been using a technique for detecting improvised explosive devices to identify … [Read more...]

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Suffering from eczema? Use fenugreek seeds for relief

November 21, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Eczema or dermatitis is a common aliment many people struggle with, marked by itchy, red skin. While both adults and children can be affected by this, the cause is not readily known. Eczema can affect quality of life and can be treated by conventional methods or home remedies. Fenugreek seeds are a … [Read more...]

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Here’s Why Health Care Costs So Much

November 21, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you ever wonder why health care costs so much even if you have a plan through your employer? If you feel this way, then you are certainly not alone. Insurance premiums are only going to increase, this includes for both the employer funded premiums and the insurance through the marketplace. One … [Read more...]

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9 Things You Should Know About Weight Loss Workouts

November 21, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

If you're trying to lose weight there are few things to keep in mind when working out. First, make sure you find an activity that you like. Don't worry too much about how many calories you're buring, instead focus on your intensity. Workouts don't always have to be intense, nor do they always have … [Read more...]

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An Overview Regarding Glutathione And Your Immune System

November 21, 2016 By Corey B

Before studying glutathione and your immune system, it is important to understand what glutathione is and what role it plays in the human body. GSH or glutathione is a master antioxidant that is produced by the body and in fact, it is a tiny molecule of protein that is made up of three amino acids: … [Read more...]

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A Probiotic That Actually Lasts

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Unfortunately, the probiotics found in most dairy products aren’t all the media cracks them up to be. Although, some particular microbes might. A team of people is focusing on a specific strain of Bifidobacterium longum, the common, steady part of the stomach. They found the way to administer … [Read more...]

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November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Science now says some herbs and natural remedies can be used to alleviate inflammation. One specific type being Psoriatic Arthritis. Boxberries, Aloe Vera, fish oil, oil of wintergreen and cayenne pepper are some of these natural remedies. Always be sure to consult your doctor before altering your … [Read more...]

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Glucose tablets likely better for easing low blood sugar symptoms

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

It turns out low blood sugar levels can be raised with Glucose tablets. They’ve been recommended for people with diabetes over the consumption of a soft drink or snack. Low blood sugar symptoms can include fatigue, anxiety, abnormal heart rates, sweating, mental confusion, seizures and even a coma, … [Read more...]

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Hundreds of American kids are suddenly paralyzed, and doctors still don’t know why

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A mother’s biggest fear is something happening to their child. This mother found her toddler suddenly paralyzed and now she is on a mission to solve this medical mystery. The terrifying truth was that no one knew what was happening to her son. To learn more about what this mother is fighting and … [Read more...]

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November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Being diabetic can really take a toll on one’s life, with multiple pinky pricks each day and large painful pills. While the specific causes are pretty well unknown, there is definitely some combination of diet and genetic predisposition at play here. Stress can also be another stressor of diabetes, … [Read more...]

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What is Metabolic Balance?

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Despite the claims that it will help you to lose excess weight, Metabolic Balance® is not a diet. It is, in fact, a hormone and metabolism re-balancing programme, resetting your body’s current metabolic functions. In a nutshell, it helps you use energy and burn fat at your body’s optimum level. … [Read more...]

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Health Tip: Learn About Vitamin C

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

When it comes to your immune system there is one vitamin that you should always use as your first line of defense. Vitamin C is known for its immune-boosting qualities but it can also do many other things. It can help to grow or repair bodily tissues as well as protect against heart disease. To … [Read more...]

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vitamin d levels can predict aggressiveness of prostate cancer

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A new study about men’s prostates claims that prostate cancer can be predicted by one’s vitamin D levels. This will be very important for those who want continuous surveillance. This way they can monitor the cancer before it has a chance to spread. The lower your D levels, the more aggressive the … [Read more...]

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Cinnamon has anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory properties

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Cinnamon is a favorite when it comes to the holiday but did you know that a little bit of sprinkle with cinnamon on your food can make your stomach healthier. It will cool your stomach down according to new research. It gets even better the spice is also known to have anti-bacterial and … [Read more...]

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7 more substances classified as human carcinogens

November 20, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Several new carcinogens have been classified as harmful and severe to human health by The U.S. Department of Health and Human Service. Thus bringing the total number up to 248. Five of them being viruses including EBV, HIV-1, MCV and Human T-cell lymphotropic virus type-1. These viruses are linked … [Read more...]

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Antibiotic herbs destroy drug-resistant bacteria

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Drug-resistant strains of bacteria have become way too common in hospitals, killing over 2 million people each year. For those who want an alternative to antibiotics, there are studies that suggest plant-based remedies for some bacterial infections that will not cause the bacteria to mutate into … [Read more...]

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Ounce of Prevention | A Healthy gut : Healthy you

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

A growing body of research indicates gut bacteria are important for your health. Consuming probiotics, found in fermented foods like yogurt, dietary supplements, and some Asian foods like miso, can help promote good gut bacteria. It's important to eat prebiotics as well. Prebiotics are often found … [Read more...]

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6 Daily Habits That Can Reduce Your Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the US. Changing your daily routine could help prevent it. Try to limit eating processed foods such as refined carbohydrates. Get a good night's rest every night. Try to eat fruits, vegetables, and fish to maintain good gut bacteria. Exercise 20 … [Read more...]

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Adding eggs to salad can increase Vitamin E absorption

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Vitamin E is one of the nutrients the american diet is lacking most. Adding a whole egg to your foods though, is said to boost the amount of vitamin E our body absorbs through vegetables, according to Purdue University. Researchers in a study found when participants comsumed 3 whole eggs in their … [Read more...]

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Why exercise is nonnegotiable

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

When you think about exercising what do you think about? Are you a gym rat? Or do you not exercise at all? The truth is neither is ok and both have serious consequences with your health. If you want to be healthy you must exercise and that in itself is not up for a debate. Read more in this article … [Read more...]

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Possible cause of chronic inflammation identified

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you know someone that has diabetes? Do they have chronic inflammation? If you are like most people then you either have diabetes or you know someone that has. In fact, the number of people that have diabetes has increased worldwide over the last twenty years and a new study has been done for the … [Read more...]

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Contaminated food from China now entering the U.S. under the ‘organic’ label

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Be careful, contaminated Chinese food is being imported into the U.S. with fake "organic" labels. Many of these foods are grown in or harvested from dirty water that Chinese farmers say is difficult to avoid. Watch out in particular for Chinese imported tilapia, apples, grains such as rice, peas and … [Read more...]

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When to Take Your Vitamins: Timing is Key to Effectiveness

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Taking your daily vitamins is a great step towards a healthier body. Although, if you dont take them right you may not be getting the full benefits. For example, taking magnesium with food can help with side effects like diarrhea. Also, calcium can help with muscle relaxation if taken in the … [Read more...]

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Cure depression with vitamin B12

November 19, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Vitamin B12 is an important vitamin for maintaining much of your body's function. One example of its effect is its ability to treat depression. If you suffer from depression, you may consider getting a blood test to examine your B12 levels. If your doctor says your levels are low, you may consider … [Read more...]

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Diabetes Awareness During the Holiday Season

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Managing diabetes can be tough, despite how common it is in Americans. It can be especially tough during the holidays when tables are filled with sweets and carbohydrates. Practice portion control on sweets and starches to limit your blood sugar changes. You might also bring a dish of your own that … [Read more...]

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Understanding Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness

November 18, 2016 By Corey B

Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) is a combination of micro-tears in the muscle and the body's attempt to repair it. It usually results from excessive weight or repetition in the eccentric phase of exercise. In other words, lowering weights or stopping the momentum of the body (like putting on … [Read more...]

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The One Ingredient That’s Worse Than Sugar

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Trans fats have been shown to be worse for your health than a more common dietary enemy, sugar. Also known as partially hydrogenated oils, these fats used to be common at fast food restaurants but many major chains have removed them from their menus. Be on the lookout for "trans fat free" versions … [Read more...]

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Vitamins And Minerals- Benefits Of A Healthy Diet

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you know why it is important to have a balanced diet? Most of us know it is important to have a healthy diet but not why. In fact, the main reason that there are so many different foods on a diet is the absorption of minerals and vitamins, these are considered your protection. To find out more … [Read more...]

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Low vitamin C levels linked to higher blood levels of lead

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Adding to the growing list of concerns about lead exposure is a finding that children exposed to lead seem to have a correlation of lower vitamin-c levels. Vitamin C has been shown to have substantial health benefits such as stronger immune systems and better skin elasticity. One of the most common … [Read more...]

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November is sweet potato month

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Sweet potatoes, which are slightly different than yams despite confusion at many groceries, are a nutritious root vegetable. Sweet potatoes contain large portions of your suggested daily fiber and vitamin values. A versatile vegetable, they can be prepared a number of ways. Try leaving the skin on … [Read more...]

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Worried well ‘might boost heart risk’

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

High anxiety and stress can cause you to be at a higher risk for heart risk.. the research conducted concluded that anxiety and stress can trigger unhealthy habits, such as smoking or eating badly, which put you at greater risk of heart disease. the research concluded that "While we don't know if … [Read more...]

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5 Fats You Shouldn’t Fear

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

We hear all the time that we need to limit the amount of fats that we consume in our diets. In fact, some people consume themselves with fat content of the foods they eat. But maybe it is time to calm down a bit because some fats are not made to fear, including the five that is mentioned in this … [Read more...]

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Exercise May Prevent Age Related Hearing Loss

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Hearing loss is a major issue that impacts approximately two thirds of all people over the age of 70. Fortunately, scientists have found a way to help ward off this unfortunate sign of aging. After researching the effects of an exercise regimen on mice scientists have witnessed that living a less … [Read more...]

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Two sweetened drinks per day could be doubling your risk of diabetes

November 18, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Diabetes is a condition that many men and women are dealing with on a daily basis and if you are consuming two sugary sweet drinks each day, you could be the next battling the symptoms of this disease. The information in this article is important to know and may even help diabetes from affecting … [Read more...]

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Sources of Omega-3 – Which one is the best?

November 18, 2016 By Corey B

The best source of omega 3 fatty acids, is known to be fish But fish is not the only source of omega-3. Not all fish are equal either some have more omega 3 fatty acids than other kinds of fish. The sources of omega-3 fatty acids can be grouped into aquatic and non-aquatic foods. The marine … [Read more...]

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Is Apple Cider Vinegar Really That Beneficial?

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Apple Cider Vinegar: is it sitting inside of your pantry? If not, perhaps it should be. Apple Cider Vinegar has a multitude of uses inside of the kitchen and out, and it may even provide significant benefits to your health, too. If you're wondering the truth of apple cider vinegar, this is the … [Read more...]

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Bromelain Helps Muscle Recovery

November 17, 2016 By Corey B

An enzyme found from the extract of pineapple fruit and stem is called bromelain. It is useful in reducing inflammation, facilitates healing of bruises and wounds as well as assists in the digestion of proteins. It alleviates pains and muscle strains. Also, bromelain reduces the redness, tenderness … [Read more...]

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The diet foods that actually work

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Everyone had heard of dietary aides that promise super quick weight loss. Oftentimes, people rely on these quick fixes too heavily and are disappointed when they gain the weight back after losing some weight quickly. There are foods such as meal replacement shakes, protein bars, and weight loss teas … [Read more...]

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USDA Approves Genetically Engineered Potatoes

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

NBC News takes an in-depth look at genetically engineered food. The USDA which stands for the United States Department of Agriculture, has recently approved the growing of genetically engineered potatoes. There are several reasons for the desire to grow genetically engineered food including the fact … [Read more...]

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Studies funded by soda industry skew the link between soda and diabetes

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

With anyone and everyone being able to post things online, it has become very hard to know what articles to believe. The University of California at San Francisco reviewed 60 studies that analyzed the connection between soda consumption and diabetes and obesity. They found that any studies that were … [Read more...]

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Diabetes and wound healing: What are the best tips?

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

People with diabetes often notice that their wounds take longer to heal than those without diabetes. Indeed, the disease does affect your body's healing rate. Some of the best tips to preventing wounds are to be preventative. Wearing comfortable clothes and washing your body often help prevent any … [Read more...]

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Smoking And The Immune System: Nicotine Causes An Increased Inflammatory Response

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Smoking is bad for you and is not a new idea. Nicotine in tobacco is known to cause inflammation. Inflammation is how the body fights off an attack. The higher amount of inflammation the morethe more the body the body acts to counteract the stimuli. Smoking And The Immune System: Nicotine … [Read more...]

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Women who consume diet drinks with artificial sweeteners reduce their chances of conceiving

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

There is a study that says artificial sweeteners can reduce the chance of pregnancy and conception. While there is no conclusive link, there are studies that promote a link between the two. Women who don't drink artificial sweeteners often have an easier time with conception. While it isn't a … [Read more...]

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Men’s long working hours, short sleep may harm health in old age

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Men who work more than 50 hours a week and sleep less than 47 hours, in midlife, have a higher chance of health problems later in life. There have been several studies since the early 1900's looking at these behaviors. The effects of long work created problems later in retirement age men. … [Read more...]

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Alzheimer’s and dementia rates rise as nations adopt the westernized diet of burgers, fries, steaks and fried chicken

November 17, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

New studies are showing that Alzheimer's and dementia are on the rise with poor diet of Westernized food. While the food itself does not present an issue, the real issue is the lack of nutrition that people receive when eating these foods on a regular basis. Promoting proper brain health with … [Read more...]

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How Important Is It To Wash Your Fruits and Vegetables?

November 17, 2016 By Corey B

When vegetables like potatoes are grown in the ground, there are more chances of increased risk that comes in contact with contaminants that commonly live in the soil. Thus, vegetables can also become contaminated in the several production phases before it arrives to your local grocery store. Fresh … [Read more...]

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Fight Oxidative Stress And Free Radicals With Antioxidants

November 16, 2016 By Corey B

Antioxidants have continued to receive more and more attention over the last decade. It seems like everyone knows that they need it as part of their daily intake. However, few people know what they are or what purpose they serve. The primary purpose is to aid the body in fighting free radicals. They … [Read more...]

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Energy drink ‘fuel hepatitis risk’

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Hepatitis can affect many aspects of your life, and diet is one that is less discussed. While people praise B vitamins as essential vitamins for daily life, people with hepatitis need less B vitamins. With a compromised liver, too much B vitamins can create serious health issues. Energy drinks often … [Read more...]

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Is This Vitamin the Fountain of Youth?

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Unfortunately, we are born with optimum NAD+ levels, but this amount dramatically decreases with each decade as we age, falling to dangerously low levels by the time we reach age 60 and beyond. Maintaining a more youthful metabolism could mean a higher resting metabolic rate, resistance to weight … [Read more...]

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Here’s why you don’t lose weight even though you exercise daily

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

It’s great when we start to see the pounds fall off during any weight loss routine. However, there is usually a point where the weight stops falling and we hit a weight loss plateau. When this happens, it’s easy to get a little upset. Sometimes the solution is as simple as re-evaluating and making a … [Read more...]

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American Heart Association’s National Eating Healthy Day is Urging You to Be Colorful, Live Healthy

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Many people worry about eating the right meals. With so many guides and diets out there it can be easy to get lost in what is a healthy meal. The American Heart Association has come up with a simple solution - to eat meals that have a variety of colors. Certain foods have certain nutrients, and … [Read more...]

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Alarming rise in drugged driving deaths alerts U.S. regulators

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The percentage of fatal car crashes in which at least one driver tested drug-positive has nearly doubled over the past ten years, raising concerns among state and federal regulators. More research is needed on several fronts including further study of the effects of marijuana on driving but to … [Read more...]

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Amazing Vitamin B12 Benefits That You Never Knew

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

B vitamins are well known as important vitamins to take, and arguably B12 is one of the most important. It plays a wide range of functions in the body's overall health, and is crucial for many aspects of healthy living. Good levels of B12 vitamin can make your hair and skin healthier, your heart … [Read more...]

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Many Kids Still Eating Too Much Salt

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Health Day takes an in-depth look at salt consumption in children. Specifically, research is looked at which shows that many children as much as 90% are consuming more salt than is recommended. This is due to the consumption of too much processed and sodium heavy foods such as pizza and cold cuts. … [Read more...]

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Chlorophyll is the body’s best natural deodorizer

November 16, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Chlorophyll has recently been shown to be the best agent at preventing body odors and smells. While people spend so much money a year trying to smell nice, or cover up unpleasant odor, chlorophyll removes those smells before your body emits them. For instance, parsley has long been known to reduce … [Read more...]

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Water Soluble Fiber Can Slow Down Insulin Spikes

November 16, 2016 By Corey B

When your body can’t produce enough insulin, you get diabetes type 2. Soluble fibers like konjac glucomannan may cause a rise in your blood glucose levels by slowing down insulin response. It also reduces your blood cholesterol and helps you lose weight. This improves your colon health. Food such as … [Read more...]

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Glutathione Is the Most Crucial Of All Antioxidants

November 15, 2016 By Corey B

Have you heard about glutathione? Do you know it is the mother of all antioxidants? Many of us do not know about the benefits of the glutathione. Glutathione is the mother of all antioxidants and it is the master detoxifier and strengthens our immune system to fight against any disease. The best … [Read more...]

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Scientists find no link between appetite, calorie intake

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Research has shown that there is no real correlation between appetite and calorie intake. Some people believe in a rule-of-thumb that once you feel full, your body knows that you've eaten enough food for the day. However, that feeling of satiation is a poor indicator of caloric intake. As a matter … [Read more...]

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Can energy drinks cause hepatitis?

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

What do you know about energy drinks? If you are like most people, then you know that energy drinks can help keep you awake. However, there is a new case that might strike you as different. A 50 year old man developed acute hepatitis from drinking an excessive amount of energy drinks. To learn more … [Read more...]

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Here’s how your body transports zinc to protect your health

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Zinc is an important element to the body, yet researchers have long struggled with how it actually moves through the body to spread nutrients. Thanks to research methods using x-ray crystallography, which create colorful images, they have found that a protein known as serum albumin carries zinc … [Read more...]

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The anti-inflammatory diet

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The anti-inflammatory diet often mirrors the general advice that most health practitioners offer, but for those with inflammation issues it is imperative that you follow these rules. First, eating fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds as a large part of your diet will immediately decrease any … [Read more...]

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How autoimmune disease is prevented: Mechanism discovered

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you know what autoimmune diseases are? Do you know how autoimmune disease is prevented? If you are like most people then you know that diseases are serious but you aren’t really sure how serious unless it happens to someone that you know and love. Currently, researchers have discovered that a … [Read more...]

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Do bad teeth cause heart disease?

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

There is no conclusive study that shows that bad teeth cause heart disease, but there are some important things to consider. Some of the same bacteria that thrive in gingivitis can be washed down into your arteries through eating food, and this could create an unhealthy heart atmosphere. Also, the … [Read more...]

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How good gut bacteria wrest control from the bad

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

When you think of bacteria what do you think about? Usually, when people think about bacteria they think about sickness but that isn’t always the case. In fact, there is already bacteria that lives in your stomach. This bacteria can actually help control your body from the bad bacteria. To learn … [Read more...]

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Most of the world breathes polluted air, WHO says

November 15, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The World Health Organization, or the WHO, used comprehensive research to create a new pollution map showing the harmful effects of polluted air people breath in around the globe. The results are somewhat shocking, as this new study claims over nine-tenths of the people on Earth breath in … [Read more...]

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Why Does the Body Need Protein?

November 15, 2016 By Corey B

Proteins, long chains of amino acids, are essential micronutrients that are part of every single living cell, tissue or organ in the body. Protein plays a major role in aiding digestion, the growth of muscles, balancing hormones naturally, building and repairing body tissues. Certain proteins are … [Read more...]

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Protect Your Cardiovascular System With Grape Seed Extract

November 14, 2016 By Corey B

Grape Seed Extract is derived from grape seeds which is known to work miracles for the cardiovascular system. It is typically from red grapes which have a high content of OPC, a compound that is also known as oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPCs). Grape Seed Extract has remarkable antioxidant … [Read more...]

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Uncertain Harvest: Doubts About the Promised Bounty of Genetically Modified Crops

November 14, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

For years there has been debates over genetically modified crops but the debate has been centered on whether they are safe to eat or not. Now the focus is being turned to whether it has or will render an increased crop. To learn more about this study, check out this article on the promise of … [Read more...]

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This smart, harmless pesticide patent could take down Monsanto and change the world

November 14, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Have you heard about the bio-agriculture giant called Monsanto? Chances are if you follow genetically modified foods or seeds then you have heard the name before. However the world is about to get a new pesticide patent. It might make BioAg chemicals completely unnecessary. To learn more, check out … [Read more...]

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Can IV Vitamin C Actually Fight Cancer?

November 14, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you know all about Vitamin C? Most people know that it can help boost your immune system but many people do not know of the possibility that IV vitamin C can fight cancer. Can it? Essentially ti is too early to say that it can fight cancer alone but many treatments of cancer can be helped by … [Read more...]

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Arthritis pain: Do’s and don’ts

November 14, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you have arthritis or do you know someone that does? There are different things that you should take into consideration when it comes to arthritis. No matter your condition when it comes to arthritis it will be easier if you take a few things into consideration and always make sure to talk to … [Read more...]

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Tick bites can cause life-threatening allergic reactions to red meat

November 14, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

Do you live in an area where tick bites are a constant worry? Did you know that tick bites can actually cause life-threatening allergic reactions to red meats? I honestly had no idea that this was possible until reading this article. Some people weren’t even found to have a reaction until … [Read more...]

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Study: Running linked to extended lifespan and brain repair

November 14, 2016 By VitaNet Staff

The article talks about how working out in particular running extends the life of the individual. A specific molecule VGF is activated during the run. In studies it has shown that mice had significantly increased their life span to over a year. It also talks about that there are other benefits of … [Read more...]

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