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Archives for March 2017

Spider venom may offer stroke therapy

March 31, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Researchers from the University of Queensland and Monash University, using venom from funnel-web spiders have discovered a protein that can potentially protect the brain from further injury when a stroke occurs. The protein, Hi1a, when injected into lab rats blocked acid-sensing ion channels in the … [Read more...]

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Researchers: Whole Body Vibration Can Be As Good As Regular Exercise

March 31, 2017 By Darrell Miller

As obesity rate increases, there are many strategies reported to help people improve metabolism and keep from overweight. Recently Meghan E. McGee-Lawrence, Ph.D. and her colleagues published a new study in the journal Endocrinology that whole body vibration (aka WBV) machine had similar benefits as … [Read more...]

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This Small, Amazonian Population Proves Just How Unhealthy American Life Really Is

March 31, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There is a small group of indigenous people living in the Amazon that has the lowest incidence of heart disease in the world. They are hunters and gatherers and physically very active. Their culture is pre-industrial and their lives are filled with farming, hunting, and fishing. Most are of a … [Read more...]

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Opioid Painkillers and Xanax or Valium a Deadly Mix: Study

March 31, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Anti-anxiety medications like valium and Xanax are often prescribed for men as well as women suffering from extreme symptoms. However, mixing these anti-anxiety medications with certain painkillers may cause a deadly reaction. The number of people finding out the harsh consequences firsthand is … [Read more...]

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Conventional treatment for osteoporosis

March 31, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A conclusion of osteoporosis can terrify. You may think about whether you won't have the capacity to stay aware of day by day exercises or in the event that you should live with softened bones or switches up your appearance. The objective is to keep up great bone well being to guarantee a generally … [Read more...]

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Rhodiola Benefits Goes More than Depression Treatment

March 31, 2017 By Corey B

These days, the pace of life has become rather fast. This has resulted in the rise of several health issues. Stress is one of the most typical of those conditions. Apart from being widespread, stress can lead to several other complications in the body. It does make it harder to function normally on … [Read more...]

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The Coconut may be on the Verge of Collapse

March 30, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Coconut consumption has been up globally in recent years due to the coconut water health craze in the United States; more than 200 brands now manufacture coconut water. Coconut is also considered a top food crop and all parts of it get utilized for consumption. However, the coconut crops are in … [Read more...]

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The key to curing disease could lie in Iceland’s genes

March 30, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The isolation of Iceland's population may prove to be of huge value in the treatment of diseases, because of the ability to see patterns in DNA. Iceland has a particularly small population, and the genetics are traceable from a very small ancestral pool. The genetics of a relatively large portion of … [Read more...]

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THIS WOMAN TOOK HER TOOTHBRUSH AND RUBBED IT AGAINST HER NOSE UNTIL SHE GOT THIS RESULT!!

March 30, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Do you have a toothbrush? If so, you may have the one and only tool that you need to battle one of the most frustrating skin conditions around. Rubbing the toothbrush against your nose a few seconds each day can provide astonishing results. Some people say the results are even better than what you'd … [Read more...]

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Many women don’t meet nutrition guidelines before pregnancy

March 30, 2017 By Darrell Miller

If you want to have a baby, it is important that you are healthy before conception. Sadly, many women are not ensuring their best health before pregnancy, especially where nutrition is concerned. This is cause for concern, especially considering that your diet affects the entire pregnancy as well as … [Read more...]

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Immune cell may turn heart inflammation into heart failure

March 30, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Research is proving that there is a relationship between a particular immune cell and instances of heart failure in younger people. The question of why some heart inflammation heals while some deteriorates into heart failure is being studied by looking at mice. In particular, the mice are studied … [Read more...]

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How to control diabetes naturally | Natural treatment for diabetes

March 30, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There are ways to control diabetes without prescribed insulin, which utilize natural methods to control diabetes. There are a slew of different foods that can make it easier to control diabetes, including watermelon and broccoli. These foods can help to remove toxins from the body, which makes it … [Read more...]

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Savvy Marketing Gets Schoolkids to Eat Their Greens

March 30, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The presence of salad bars as an option for kids at school is growing in the US, but a key metric is whether or not kids are actually making use of this option. One aspect that seems to be helping kids and teens choose the salad bar option is effective marketing by the school. Forms of marketing … [Read more...]

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Five-pronged approach to tackling diabetes and heart disease

March 29, 2017 By Darrell Miller

At the University of Newcastle, there are five different studies which hope to prove how certain foods might aid in the prevention and treatment of disease, particularly of diabetes. The studies will also address heart disease. The studies call for a variety of individuals in terms of age and other … [Read more...]

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Does illness help young adults take charge of their own health?

March 29, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Young people in transition to adulthood often struggle in their communications with doctors and medical professionals. However, individuals who deal with chronic illness early in life may have an advantage in dealings with medical professionals when they become adults. Those who dealt with illness … [Read more...]

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How wearable tech is bringing normality to the lives of diabetes sufferers

March 29, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Diabetics have to contend with the logistics of monitoring their blood glucose levels, and technology firms are working to try to ease this burden. Several companies that specialize in wearable tech are working on solutions to aid in the monitoring of diabetes. Wearable tech comes in diverse forms, … [Read more...]

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Diseases that could be caused by your Lack of Sleep

March 29, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There are many issues caused by a lack of sleep and some of these can be dangerous and lead to different diseases. Studies have shown that a lack of sleep can cause irritability, memory problems and stress. The lack of sleep has also been tied to increased risk of Alzheimer's disease, prostate … [Read more...]

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Humpback whales are behaving strangely and scientists want to know why

March 29, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Researchers who study humpback whales are surprised to find that the animals are congregating in much larger groups than what are typical. This phenomenon has been linked to the spring feeding habits of the giant marine mammals. The surprising aspects of the behavior are the distance that the … [Read more...]

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How Old Are Your Arteries?

March 28, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Atherosclerosis is a common condition in Americans 60 years and up. It may even seem to be an unavoidable part of the aging process. However, anthropologist Michael Gurven has found an indigenous population in Bolivia where atherosclerosis is almost non-existent even in people in their 80s- the … [Read more...]

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Shocking: Strep throat responsible for Michigan man’s quadruple amputation

March 28, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A Michigan man almost lost his life when he was struck with a stomachache on Christmas Day. On December 25th, Kevin Breen was experiencing stomach pain. A few days later, the pain became so excruciating that he checked himself into the ER. Soon thereafter, his organs began to fail. As a result, his … [Read more...]

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Radical Bowel Purging Is The FIRST STEP OF HEALING!!

March 28, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Radical bowel cleansing is on of the most simple yet effective ways to combat illnesses, particularly diabetes. Like many other "new" medicine techniques that Western medicine now competes with in healing, bowel cleansing uses all natural, whole ingredients rather than chemicals. Here is a video … [Read more...]

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Liberals attack Melania Trump over “nature” cures comments

March 28, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Melania Trump, First Lady of the United States, is under fire by the liberal opposition for stating that she believes that nature's elements should be considered when searching for cures to various ailments. Liberal websites used these comments to claim that natural cures would be the recommended … [Read more...]

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6 Things To Do Before Getting Out Of Bed In The Morning

March 28, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Want to start your day with the right frame of mind? Read this article for 6 very simple things you can do when you first wake up and before getting out of bed. It takes about ten minutes and will reduce your stress level before you start your day. There is also a list of helpful things to do when … [Read more...]

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If you prepare this Ingredient in this way, YOU WILL ELIMINATE FAT FROM THE BELLY, THIGHS AND BACK!!

March 28, 2017 By Darrell Miller

If you are seeking ways to get rid of unwanted fat from your stomach, thighs and back then you're not alone. These three areas are the subject of much diet and exercise advice that claim to target these areas for maximum fat burning. There might be a very inexpensive ingredient that you can add to … [Read more...]

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Common Pain Meds Are Linked to a Higher Risk of Heart Problems

March 28, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The use of pain medication is needed after an injury and for the treatment of chronic pain, but those who use these pills have more to worry about than the pain they are experiencing. New studies show that pain medications commonly prescribed by physicians can cause an increased risk of the … [Read more...]

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How Oral Health Impacts Your Overall Quality of Life

March 27, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Caring for your teeth has always been important. A beautiful, pearly-white smile builds self-esteem and helps you live life confidently. But now, there is even more evidence proving why it is so important to maintain the best possible oral health. New studies indicate the many ways that your oral … [Read more...]

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Dad’s depression may rub off on kids

March 27, 2017 By Darrell Miller

In the past researchers have assumed that a mother's mental health is more influential to a child than the father's mental health. However, new research shows this is not true. If a father is depressed, the risk of his children suffering from mental or behavioral problems goes up by 70%. Part of … [Read more...]

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How fit are you? See how you measure up

March 27, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Several way to measure fitness are available. Main things to be measured are heart rate, flexibility, stamina. Muscle strength should be measured too. One the starting point is established then the plan to gain strength and better the body and heart can be mapped out. It is good to re evaluate … [Read more...]

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How what you eat may affect mental health

March 27, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Mental health is influenced by many factors, and a new study finds that what a person eats may play a bigger role than we realize. The cause and effect relationship that we understand between food and physical health has parallels to mental health. Certain diets, like the Mediterranean diet, may … [Read more...]

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Informative And Educative Details About The Benefits Of CBD Oil

March 27, 2017 By Corey B

Cannabidiol (CBD) oil has become increasing popular in the recent past. This increase in popularity is attributed to more people knowing its benefits. Scientific research has shown that this oil has a number of benefits and does not cause psychoactive effects produced by marijuana. Primary … [Read more...]

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Five vitamins that helps in hair growth – Aaj Tv (press release) (blog)

March 26, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There are several vitamins which are beneficial for hair growth. These vitamins may be good for the body in other ways too, but the particular ways that they are good for hair are outlined. The author also gives tips about the appropriate amount of each vitamin, as some need to be taken in a certain … [Read more...]

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Bacillus Probiotics for Health and Wellbeing

March 26, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Understanding the probiotic market may be a challenge for consumers and product makers. How do strains differ and is one better than another? Which dairy product or capsule offers the greatest benefit to those wanting to introduce probiotics into their diet? Can the label be trusted? Research is … [Read more...]

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Why You Should Stop Using Windex

March 26, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Popular household cleaning products may be hazardous to your health. In ratings of the safety of key product ingredients one popular window clearer scored poorly. The product contains substances known to be severely irritating to the eyes and skin. Some of its contents are also known to cause liver … [Read more...]

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Oats so good: a bowl of porridge keeps the heart healthy

March 26, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Oats (found in porrdige) are already known to be a healthy and tasty breakfast food, but recent research is showing evidence that it can also keep your heart healthier. Oat beta glucan, which is an ingredient in porridge, benefits the body in many ways. In studies performed on lab mice, oat beta … [Read more...]

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Making health social: Friends and family as part of the health care team

March 25, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Doctors are increasingly aware of the role that family play in ongoing health and lifestyle choices. Highlighting the case of a young man who was recently diagnosed as diabetic, the article discusses situations in which cultural norms and behaviors can support or undermine a person's health once … [Read more...]

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Honey Nut Cheerios Bee Goes Missing To Highlight Vanishing Bee Colonies

March 25, 2017 By Darrell Miller

In the web article “Honey Nut Cheerios Bee Goes Missing to Highlight Vanishing Bee Colonies” (Health Nut News.com) author Erin Elizabeth describes the honey bee conservationist efforts of the General Mills Company. According to the article, the widely popular spokes bee “BuzzBee” has gone missing … [Read more...]

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Omega-3 Fatty Acid in Veterans at Risk for Alzheimer’s

March 25, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There is a study being done on the efficacy of Omega-3 fatty acids, specifically found in fish oil and it's effect on Alzheimer's. This study is specifically targeting those that have parents affected by Alzheimer's and are themselves cognitively healthy. Part of the group will take a pill of the … [Read more...]

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Is your relationship with food messed up?

March 25, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Are our American students getting enough healthy eats? A recent study shows that many students ranging from K-12 have access to salad bars at their schools. Teens are more likely to consume these salad bars, especially when they intend to use flyers, posters, and signs placed around the schools. … [Read more...]

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Is ADHD overdiagnosed and overtreated?

March 24, 2017 By Darrell Miller

ADHD is a condition affecting children and adults, although it is more common in children. The condition causes a variety of symptoms that interfere with the patients wvery day lifestyle, and oftentimes a prescription treatment is given. But, is this a condition that doctors are over-diagnosing, or … [Read more...]

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Baldness Drugs May Hurt Manhood

March 24, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The drug Propecia, used to treat hair loss and prostate issues, has been found to cause problems relating to sexual drive. The drug causes testosterone to move into an active state, causing multiple changes throughout the body, notably with sexual function. While the drug company maintains that it … [Read more...]

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Proper Way to Freeze Food

March 24, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Instead of having to throw food away when not used quickly enough, there is always the option to freeze your food. There are recommended ways to freeze certain foods to get the best outcome. For breads, you can extend the life by weeks, but make sure to place inside another bag. Most vegetables that … [Read more...]

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Cure for Chronic Pain?

March 24, 2017 By Darrell Miller

In the article, Cure for Chronic Pain, scientists state they have found a way to assist people with persistent back pain. They can inject a virus into one's back which helps to decrease pain and inflammation. Specifically, when swelling occurs, the body attempts to correct this which causes … [Read more...]

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9 Things You Probably Didn’t Know Your Hormones Control

March 23, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Are your hormones under control? You might be surprised to learn that so many different factors impact your hormones and hormone levels. You can get control of your hormones and enjoy an array of benefits when you do. When you learn these 9 things about controlling your hormones, you can take … [Read more...]

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Help! What to do with the kids during a snowstorm

March 23, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The thought of another snow day can send a mom into a panic, especially if it causes difficulty with the ability to work. This mom reached out for advice and found some great ideas. Parents from all over sent in ideas, from using food coloring to make art in the snow, to duct taping the layers of … [Read more...]

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AFTER SEEING THIS YOU WILL PREVENT CANCER THANKS TO THIS DELICIOUS JUICE!

March 23, 2017 By Darrell Miller

By creating and drinking a homemade juice consisting of three simple ingredients, cabbage, beets, and orange juice you can prevent yourself from contracting cancer. The juice is completely safe as it only contains natural ingredients. Research indicated that orange juice has the potential of play a … [Read more...]

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Too Much Screen Time May Raise Kids’ Diabetes Risk

March 23, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Diabetes is a concern for adults, but children are also at risk and need to take precautions to prevent the condition. There are a few factors that increase the risk of a child developing diabetes. One of those risks is the amount of time that a child sits behind the screen. Not only is the TV a … [Read more...]

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Five vitamins that helps in hair growth – Aaj Tv (press release) (blog)

March 23, 2017 By Darrell Miller

I believe that if I were to begin losing hair or wanting to grow more hair, I would investigate the use of vitamins. Vitamin D is a healthy source for bone growth and maintainance therefore might inspire hair growth on a regular cycle. Inositol doesnt really claim hair growth but it helps to keep … [Read more...]

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Your Hair Will Grow Like Crazy And You’ll Have Eagle Eyesight

March 23, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A narrator reads text that is slowly scrolling. The narration describes a solution to hair loss and poor vision associated with aging. The solution is a recipe consisting of flaxseed oil, lemons, honey, and garlic cloves. Instructions are provided for preparing the mixture along with instructions … [Read more...]

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12 Health Benefits of Salmon for the Heart, Brain, and Much More

March 22, 2017 By Darrell Miller

If you are eating Salmon on a regular basis, give yourself a pat on the back. This seafood is one of the absolute best that you can eat to improve your health, and the exciting benefits that it has to offer are pretty exciting. In fact, Salmon can improve your brain health, your heart heart, memory, … [Read more...]

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Do Any Kind of Medicines Interfere with Weight Loss?

March 22, 2017 By Darrell Miller

If you are having a hard time losing weight, could it be the medications that you are taking? Unknown to many people, medications can affect your weight levels. What are the medications that could make it harder for you to shed those unwanted pounds? We have a list of some of those medications here … [Read more...]

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This is What you Do to your Home and Planet when you use Roundup

March 22, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Glyphosate, a chemical which likely causes cancer and creates other health problems, is the main ingredient in Round Up, a commonly bought weed killer for homeowners. The cycle of Round Up may begin with a homeowner spraying their driveway, but can easily end up in our water supply, our lakes, and … [Read more...]

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12 Health Benefits of Salmon for Heart, Brain, and Much More

March 22, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Salmon is a delicious, healthy, nutritious food with many preparation methods. You can serve Salmon with many side items, and for lunch or dinner and when company is over. Salmon is a beloved and enjoyable food, and now, there is even more reason to eat it as often as you can. Do you know what … [Read more...]

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Pancreatin Can Help Improve Digestion and Boost Your Immune System

March 22, 2017 By Corey B

Pancreatin is secreted in a large gland in the body called the pancreas. This digestive enzyme is used to supplement a loss of or low production of proteins in the body. It has shown results in helping in the betterment of food allergies, celiac disease, autoimmune disease, and cancer and weight … [Read more...]

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11 Ways Your Diet Can Help You Avoid Heart Disease

March 21, 2017 By Darrell Miller

If you want to avoid heart disease, youll need to live your life with many considerations on the forefront of your mind. One thought to always consider is the foods that you are putting on your plate. Did you know that you can help avoid heart disease by eating the right foods? It is true, and it is … [Read more...]

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FOX: Thousands of Dead Honey Bees Wash Ashore On Popular Florida Beach

March 21, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Dying bees should be alarming to humans- afterall, they play a huge role in our environment and without them, we would all be gone. As unusual as it sounds, this week, thousands of dead honey bees have been washed up on the coast of florida, begging several questions- why are there so many, and why … [Read more...]

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how to fall asleep quickly

March 21, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Detailed in the video is an instruction on how to fall asleep using the 4, 7, 8 breathing technique. To enable the method, simply breathe in for 4 seconds and then hold your breath for 7 seconds. Finally, exhale gradually for 8 seconds. The video touches on the chemical and biological reasons for … [Read more...]

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Amish Grandpa Farmer Found Guilty On ALL Counts Involving His Homemade Salves – Faces Up to 48 Years in Prison

March 21, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Samuel Girod, an Amish farmer has been convicted of numerous crimes, simply for manufacturing and selling natural products. Among other things, he has been accused of failure to register with the FDA as well as selling misbranded drugs. Same has been nothing but amicable and cooperative, and his … [Read more...]

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What The Smell Of Your Poop Is Trying To Tell You

March 21, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A poopy situation is what we have on our hands. But what about the smell? Poop isnt meant to smell very pleasant, and people would probably worry if it did smell like roses. But, is your poop smell trying to tell you something? The poop smell definitely has its own meaning and it may very well be … [Read more...]

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This Deficiency May Be Far Worse Than Salt for Your Blood Pressure and Heart

March 21, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Salt has long been thought to contribute to heart disease and high blood pressure, but recent evidence shows that the balance of potassium and salt is far more important than salt intake alone. Some studies suggest that individuals who solely focus on eating a low-sodium diet actually have worse … [Read more...]

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Add These 3 Things To Lemon Water To Drop Weight Fast

March 20, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Lemon water has always been a drink of choice for the health-conscience individual. It has the right amount of flavor to impress you, but now things have gotten a little bit better as far as lemon water is concerned. Did you know that you can add additional ingredients to the lemon water to get a … [Read more...]

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Amish Farmer in Jail Awaiting Trial Faces Federal Prison

March 20, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The amish farmer who is facing almost 50 years in prison for making natural products is currently awaiting indictment. He is facing 12 separate charges, and having done nothing wrong and having made all of the changes to the labeling of his products that were requested of him by the government. … [Read more...]

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“It’s Time to Hold (Monsanto) Accountable:” Washington Becomes First State to Sue Over Toxic Chemical Damages

March 20, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, is standing up for his citizens agains Monsanto- holding them accountable for the environmental damage which has been and continues to be caused by their spew of chemicals. These chemicals are so widespread that they can be found basically anywhere- in … [Read more...]

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Beware, These 3 Foods Are Alzheimer’s Attractors

March 20, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Alzheimer's Disease affects a large population of the senior community. There is no cure for the disease which eventually leads to death. There are many ways to help avoid an Alzheimer's diagnosis in your life, and it starts with watching what foods you put on your plate. Some foods are good for … [Read more...]

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How antioxidants work to get rid of liver disease

March 20, 2017 By Corey B

Oxidation is a natural action which ensures the body cells are regularly evolving, when oxidation cycle of cell production and cell death is nature’s method of maintaining healthy through renewal, this action makes highly damaging free radicals. Based on the specialists in chronic disease preventing … [Read more...]

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12 Reasons To Add This Superfood To Your Latte

March 19, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Now there is more reason to enjoy your latte. By simply adding this one superfood to your latte, you are enhancing its taste and its health benefits. Who knew that you could get so many health perks from drinking the drink that you love more than anything in this world? Once you learn the many … [Read more...]

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Medical News Today: Why do we feel itchy when seeing others scratch?

March 19, 2017 By Darrell Miller

"Social contagion" is a thing- its the phenomena that makes us feel like we are itchy when we see someone else scratching. Yawning is another behavior that falls under the same category. With the help of mice, scientists have learned more about the way that the brain reacts to seeing someone itch- … [Read more...]

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Your Cough Syrup Doesn’t Work

March 19, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Cough syrup is the go-to remedy when you are sick and not feeling well with a cough that feels as if a lung is about to come out of your throat. But, is the cough syrup working the way that you think that it is, or is the medicine providing you any benefit at all? The truth to the cough syrup matter … [Read more...]

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How to Grow 100 Pounds of Potatoes in 4 Square Feet

March 19, 2017 By Darrell Miller

With the growth of GMO plants being approved, growing your own food is a great idea. There is a way to grow 100 lbs of potatoes in a small, 4 square foot space. You start with the first layer, and once you have a certain amount of growth, you add soil and plant more potatoes. As you continue this … [Read more...]

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7 Amazing Cookie Dough Recipes that are 100% Gluten and Dairy-Free

March 18, 2017 By Darrell Miller

As cookie dough is nostalgic and delicious, it makes sense to be able to tailor the recipes to your liking. Additionally, you can tweak the ingredients to fit your dietary needs or preferences. There was a base recipe with several variations of ingredients to add, from little changes like adding … [Read more...]

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Two Killed in Listeria Outbreak Linked to Cheese

March 18, 2017 By Darrell Miller

An outbreak of Listeria traced back to Ouleout cheese from the Vulto Creamery has killed two people and hospitalized four more. Vulto creamery is recalling all cheese products implicated in the outbreak, and the CDC is recommending that these cheeses not be consumed or distributed. Outbreaks of … [Read more...]

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Robots keep “dying” from radiation in Fukushima, making the nuclear fallout investigation impossible

March 18, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan resulted in one of the biggest nuclear disasters in history- the meltdown of three nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant. The company that operated the plant before the tsunami struck is still trying to figure out a way to contain and clean … [Read more...]

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Natural healing: Getting to the root cause of pain in autoimmune diseases

March 18, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A lot of people do not understand where the pain in an autoimmune disease comes from. According to the article, the pain derives from the nervous system and from there it generates pain through the entire body. The nervous system sends all the singles up to the brain to let the brain know how to … [Read more...]

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Mediterranean diet linked to lower risk of breast cancer type, study says

March 17, 2017 By Darrell Miller

For those who have concerns about their risk for breast cancer, there may not be a lot that they can do. However there is one important thing that can be done. Diet seems to be so important when it comes to overall health. In particular, the Mediterranean Diet has shown a lot of promise when it … [Read more...]

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Blueberries may improve brain function in elderly

March 17, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A study was done on people 65-77 years of age, and the findings were that those who drank concentrated blueberry juice every day showed better brain function. The different things they showed to be improving in were cognitive function, blood flow to the brain and activation of the brain while doing … [Read more...]

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Teeth Whitening At Home | Remedies for Teeth Whitening

March 17, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

People may seek home remedies to whiten their teeth due to yellowing of teeth due to excessive smoking or too much coffee, wine, or chocolate intake. Brushing with toothpaste and baking soda twice a week can help. Combining apple cider vinegar and baking soda works, too. Salt and toothpaste … [Read more...]

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How B Vitamins Improve Brain Health, Cognition, Psychiatric Problems and Mood Disorders

March 17, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Research has shown that healthy fats are good for your brain, but other things are necessary for different brain function. A psychiatrist may first want to prescribe medicine, but nutrition has shown to help different issues. Niacin (Vitamin B3) has proven to have a strong effect on your psyche and … [Read more...]

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Ask Well: Should I Take a Vitamin for Brittle Nails?

March 17, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Supplement creators regularly showcase biotin, a B vitamin, for nail well-being, in light of two little reviews distributed in the 1990's that found that most patients had more grounded, thicker nails inside a while of starting a biotin supplement. The Institute of Medicine says grown-ups require in … [Read more...]

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Are you borderline diabetic?

March 16, 2017 By Darrell Miller

This was a great article about pre diabities which occurs when a person has high blood sugar levels but they are not the diabeties range. If your blood sugar reading is between 6.9 and 11.0 then you have pre diabities. While you may not be at increased risk for disease at the moment pre diabities … [Read more...]

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Dining Out Can Doom a Diet

March 16, 2017 By Darrell Miller

One of the hardest parts of a diet comes form not being able to eat whatever you want when you go out with your friends and family. This can seem to make it impossible to stick to your diet. There are a lot of temptations when you are out at a restaurant, but there are some that are even worse. … [Read more...]

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can snake venom fight cancer?

March 16, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Snake venom may actually be able to help people who have cancer. Lab studies have shown that a certain compound that can be found in a certain snake, can actually help people. It is only being tested right now in the lab. In the world of medicine, the agent found in snakes, will help people if given … [Read more...]

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Fructose is generated in the human brain

March 16, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A Yale University study of fructose, a simple sugar was found to be formed in the human brain. Fructose is found in many processed foods but is also found in fruits and vegetables. Glucose, another sugar,were previously found to have a different effect on the brain than fructose. Fructose is … [Read more...]

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Did a plant-based diet cure this man’s asthma?

March 16, 2017 By Darrell Miller

This man was suffering from chronic asthma and was not getting relief using the inhaler-based medication as prescribed. As a test, he removed all meat and dairy from his diet as an experiment for a month and found that there was no longer a need for the medication he had been taking. This is due to … [Read more...]

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WHY EVERYONE FREEZES LEMONS AND WHY YOU MUST START TOO?

March 16, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Lemons are enjoyed by many people. Some people love their aroma, some love the sour taste and others simply love adding them to various recipes. If you are a lemon lover like so many others, you should know how to take the best care of your lemons, ensuring proper taste and long lasting quality. … [Read more...]

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Eat Your Way to Better Health

March 15, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Avoid the aggregate eating regimen update or the most recent trend, and keep it basic by concentrating on little however intense changes to help you tidy up your eating regimen. Dairy items have dependably been financially savvy and supplement pressed. With only three fixings, a drain is the first … [Read more...]

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Hospital Room Floors May Harbor ‘Superbugs’

March 15, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Recent research in Cleveland showed that hospital room floors did not show the same type of decontamination as performed on frequently touched surfaces. It found that germs such as MRSA,VRE,and C difficult were living on the floors. The research found in almost one half of the rooms items that are … [Read more...]

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Quick weight loss Drink || Quick Weight Loss by Naturally

March 15, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

There is a quick weight loss drink for people. There are many different ingredients that go into this drink and they are all organic ingredients. Apples and cucumbers are two of the ingredients. Ginger is another one. Ginger is great because ginger helps to prevent things like cancer. If you drink … [Read more...]

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Informed Patient? Don’t Bet On It

March 15, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The murky waters of informed consent is often times not clear to the patient. There are instances in doctor’s offices or clinical trials where patients willingly sign forms without reading the side effects or other pertinent information. They willing trust a doctor inform them of all needed … [Read more...]

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Medical News Today: Eating fruits and vegetables reduces lung disease risk

March 15, 2017 By Darrell Miller

According to recent research, eating a diet that has more fruits an vegetables improves lung health, essentially decreasing the risk of developing serious health problems later on in life. COPD, lung cancer, and high blood pressure are just a few of these health risks. A study was done involving … [Read more...]

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Her Cancer Vanished With This Brilliant, but Unusual, Protocol

March 15, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Cancer is a disease that most people either have personal experience with, or know someone who does. In this interview, Annie Brandt — herself a 16-year cancer survivor and author of “The Healing Platform: Build Your Own Cure!”— shares some of the support detailed in her book, which can give anyone … [Read more...]

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5 Reasons to Use Hyaluronic Acid

March 15, 2017 By Corey B

We all want to look younger. If you have ever taken hyaluronic acid, you know that it is one substance that takes you to the pink of health when it comes to your joints, tendons, hair and scalp, skin and lips as well as your eyes. This acid occurs naturally in our bodies.   Benefits of … [Read more...]

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Medical News Today: Red eyes: List of common causes

March 14, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Red eyes, just by themselves, are nothing to worry about. However, combined with other symptoms, can be a sign of a more serious problem that should be handled by a medical professional. All alone, red eyes signify a lack of oxygen being supplied to your cornea, but if symptoms persist and are not … [Read more...]

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Wrong eating habbits increase the risk of breast cancer

March 14, 2017 By Darrell Miller

As we know breast cancer is becoming more and more common in today's society, but we can never figure out all the specific causes. Also, there is no definitive way to prevent breast cancer either. However, there are certain things they we may not know that can lead to breast cancer, which is what … [Read more...]

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Americans are Eating too Many Fats.

March 14, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

A new report from the USDA has found what doctors and health practitioners alike have known for awhile; Americans are eating far too many fats, sugars, and grains. The new report tracked how food consumption patterns have changed in the US over the last 40 years by examining how many fruits, … [Read more...]

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The Clinical Impact of Vitamin C; My Personal Experiences as a Physician

March 14, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

My ongoing relationship with vitamin C now spans a full 20 years, when I first met Dr. Hal Huggins, a pioneering dentist who opened my eyes to a wide array of clinical approaches to different diseases with hitherto unheard-of clinical results at his clinic in Colorado Springs. I can honestly say … [Read more...]

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16 superfoods for a healthy heart

March 14, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Eating healthy should be something everyone considers but a lot of times people just want to eat what tastes good. We never really consider the calories in meals or how healthy the food is that we eat. We never really take into consideration how much of unhealthy items we eat either. People also … [Read more...]

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Old people should drink blueberry concentrate to improve brain function

March 14, 2017 By Darrell Miller

If you are getting up there in age, you are probably looking for ways to improve your health any way that you can. One way to do that is by drinking blueberry concentrate is a good idea. New evidence suggests that this delicious concoction has an array of benefits to the health of a senior, … [Read more...]

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10 Fat-Burning Plant Foods that have More Protein than an Egg

March 14, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Protein is the celebrity of macronutrients; you will rarely hear a bad word spoken about protein, unlike the other macronutrients carbs and fat. Protein is revered, and we are all told to make sure we are getting enough. When we think about protein for many of us, our first thoughts turn to animal … [Read more...]

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21 day sugar detox review

March 14, 2017 By Darrell Miller

One of the most dangerous parts of the American diet is the high amount of sugar people are constantly consuming. There is a lot of things that can be done besides just eating less sugar. There is a point in your life where your body will need a detox. The 21-day sugar detox is the perfect way to … [Read more...]

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Want to improve your metabolism? These 10 foods will work wonders

March 13, 2017 By Darrell Miller

One of the hardest parts of losing weight is revving up your metabolism. This can make it hard, but also easier to lose weight, let your body do the work. While there are many things that can help you lose weight, there are some foods to give you a boost. Garlic, spinach, and broccoli are all foods … [Read more...]

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Is rice healthy?

March 13, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Is Rice Healthy White rice has lots of gluten not good for those who can't tolerate gluten-rich foods. White rice will raise your blood sugar and not good for people with diabetes or high cholesterol. Except for whole grain brown rice without anything added and wild rice a seed from water … [Read more...]

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How to Cook Rice With Coconut Oil to BURN More Fat and Absorb HALF the Calories

March 13, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

At the National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world’s largest scientific society, Sudhair James from the College of Chemical Sciences in Sri Lanka presented a new way to cook rice that would cut the caloric absorption by 50-60%. He figured out a way to make the … [Read more...]

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Low level vitamin D during remission contributes to relapse in ulcerative colitis patients

March 13, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Vitamins can play a major role in the body. They can help heal and keep the body healthy, but for people who are sick it may make a difference. New research is looking at a deficiency in vitamin d can contribute to a relapse in ulcerative colitis. Giving patients who suffer from this disease a … [Read more...]

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Why starving yourself won’t help you lose weight

March 13, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Losing weight is never easy, but there are right and wrong ways to shed those pounds from your body. Some people think if they eat less, they'll shed weight. While starving yourself may help you lose a pound or two, it is certainly the last way you want to try to get rid of the extra weight you're … [Read more...]

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Does Eating Less Slow Aging Process? Scientists Say Yes

March 13, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

According to a new study, eating slower may help slow down the aging process. The study showed that eating slower and consuming less calories gave ribosomes time to repair themselves. When the study was done on mice, those that had calorie restrictions were healthier overall and had a longer life … [Read more...]

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4 Essential Vitamins for Digestive Health

March 12, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There are certain vitamins that are essential to a healthy digestive system. B vitamins are the catalyst for digestive functions such as breaking down carbohydrates and fats, forming red blood cells and producing energy that the body needs. Vitamin C is the immune boosting fighter that protects the … [Read more...]

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Why we really can’t stop eating junk food

March 12, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

This talks about why junk food is so compelling to us. It's like an addiction because junk food acts on the body and brain in certain ways. This gives more information on that. It'll make you think differently about stuffing your face with those chips or cookies. It's really bad for you. Making … [Read more...]

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40,000 pounds of veal recalled due to possible E.coli contamination

March 12, 2017 By Darrell Miller

A company in Ohio is recalling 40,000lbs of veal due to possible E-coli contamination. The affect meat was sold in 60 pound boxes. There may be veal cutlets included in this recall as well. If you have any questions about whether your meat is in included in the recall, call the company. Recalled … [Read more...]

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EAT WELL TO BE WELL: Put your best fork forward

March 12, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

March is National Nutrition month and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics has delivered a new campaign for this year, Put Your Best Fork Forward. The academy recommends small changes that can add up to a complete healthy plan for life. They suggest cooking at home, eating breakfast and make half … [Read more...]

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How To Grow Longer Thicker Eyelashes Naturally

March 12, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

There are ways to grow longer and thicker eyelashes naturally. If you are worried about thin eyelashes, then you are not alone because many people want to have nice and thick eyelashes. There are many factors that contribute to thin eyelashes. It takes some time to get the right result for yourself. … [Read more...]

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Boost Your Brain! Eat This!

March 12, 2017 By Darrell Miller

As you grow older, do you have a hard time remembering people, places and things? This is sometimes called the declarative memory. As we age there are certain vegetables that can help improve those brain functions. According to Elizabeth Johnson, a scientist at the antioxidants laboratory at Tufts … [Read more...]

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WHY COMPANY SAYS IMPROVING YOUR NUTRITION INCREASES YOUR LIFE EXPECTANCY

March 12, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

People in the United States have a fairly good life expectancy. There are several ways to maintain this. One way is to limit the intake of sugar and processed foods. Another way would be to increase the amount of vegetables. In fact, adopting a plant based diet is great to prolong longevity. A final … [Read more...]

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5 reasons why sleep is good for your health

March 11, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Are you getting enough sleep at night? Many people fail to acquire the recommended 8 hours of sleep nightly, and that is causing major problems with the health, unbeknownst to these people. It is time to make sleep a top priority -and you should do it for your health. Take a look at these 5 reasons … [Read more...]

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Watch: Eating disorders and nutrition

March 11, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Silver Hill hospital is working with people that have different types of eating disorders. They participated in an interview that outlined some of the strategies for defeating eating disorders. They inform people about having a more regimented plan when it comes to planning meals and making more … [Read more...]

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10 Tips to Beat Sugar & Carb Cravings

March 11, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Sugar and carbs compel us. We can get to where we really crave them. They act on our brains to create an addicted feeling. It is possible to beat that but it takes work. This gives 10 tips we can use to try to take our bodies back from this addiction. Key Takeaways: sugar consumption is more … [Read more...]

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The foods to eat to get rid of aches and pains

March 11, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Have you ever experienced aches and pains and wondered, Is there a type of food I can eat that will help me alleviate this pain? Well the answer is yes. There are several types of foods that can help you out with pain you are currently experiencing. These foods are Beetroot, Berries, Red cabbage, … [Read more...]

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How olive oil can help maintain heart health

March 11, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Recent research has confirmed that a sensible diet should include several servings of olive oil per day. Olive oil has been shown to stimulate the body's levels of good cholesterol (HDL) which is a key factor to a healthy cardiovascular system. The fats found specifically in olive oil are determined … [Read more...]

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Good or bad fats? The scoop about saturated fat for your heart health

March 11, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

There is a lot of info about fats out there and much of it is conflicting and confusing. Are saturated fats good or bad for your heart? Should you cut them out or have them in moderation? The scoop on fats is given here so you'll know the answers to these questions. Key Takeaways: You can find a … [Read more...]

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Why Isn’t My Diet Working?

March 10, 2017 By Darrell Miller

When you go on a diet you expect to see results immediately and when you don't get those results you feel defeated. However, did you ever consider the fact that maybe your diet is not working? There could be all sorts of reasons as to why your diet is not working. You cannot just diet and no keep … [Read more...]

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Canadian residents freaked out as “bright pink” water gushes from taps

March 10, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Residents of Onoway in Alberta, Canada have been experienced pink colored water coming out of their faucets. Mayor Dale Krasnow was quick to address the issue stating the pink water was safe and was a result of the weekly water filter washing by city works using potassium permanganate. The mayor … [Read more...]

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How healthy is your heart?

March 10, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Do you want a healthy heart? Your risk of heart disease is dependent on your diet, level of activity, genetics, and other medical problems. This risk can be minimized in many ways. First of all, work closely with your doctor. They can help you to monitor and get your other medical problems under … [Read more...]

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5 Foods to Keep Your Heart Healthy!

March 10, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Following healthy habits is good for the heart. One way to maintain a healthy heart is by eating healthy. The right type of foods can help lower cholesterol, reduce inflammation, and blood clotting. High cholesterol can lead to heart disease. Additionally, the right type of food adds fiber, … [Read more...]

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Horrifying: Toxic chemical in Pepsi known to cause DNA breaking, fragmentation

March 10, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Drinking soda can give you cavities and cause you to gain weight. But drinking PepsiCo's namesake beverage could also give you cancer. The beverage and snack giant is still using a coloring additive that contains a chemical linked to cancer in rodents, a year after Pepsi said it would remove the … [Read more...]

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What Works Best to Help Overweight Folks Eat Healthier?

March 10, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Helping overweight individuals develop a diet that is healthier is a task with many challenges. Dr. David Jenkins, the chair of nutrition and metabolism at the University of Toronto, assembled a team to explore different ways this can be accomplished. The research team assigned 900 overweight people … [Read more...]

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Why it’s so important to get your hearing checked

March 10, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

If you are worried that you might have hearing loss, you aren’t alone. Many people lose their hearing slowly as they age. It’s also possible to develop hearing loss due to noise. This can happen at any age. Start by asking your doctor for a hearing test. Depending on your test results, your doctor … [Read more...]

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Column: Protect your brain with these foods

March 9, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Dementia is one of senior citizen's worst diseases to contract. It could rob its victim's of a full and complete life. There are healthy ways to reduce the chance of getting this disease, as you grow older. Outlined in this article, are healthy foods to consume, and eating habits to develop. … [Read more...]

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STUDY FINDS TOXIC METALS IN GLUTEN-FREE FOODS

March 9, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Following a gluten-free diet has been helping many people with many of their health issues. Unfortunately, a study found high levels of toxic metals like arsenic and mercury in gluten-free food. This is due to manufacturers using rice flour instead of regular flour. Rice is the one crop that is like … [Read more...]

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Miller: Eating mushrooms and brain health

March 9, 2017 By Darrell Miller

In a recent studies researchers concluded that eating mushrooms can boost brain health. Certain antioxident chemicals in mushrooms shield the brain from inflammation that can cause a variety of diseases and a decrease in mental ability. These chemicals have shown to lead to more gray matter and … [Read more...]

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B vitamins may improve schizophrenia symptoms – Medical News Today

March 9, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

B vitamins can be found in food but there are also supplements you can take. They are good for the body in the right amounts. Recent discoveries suggest they can even help with the troubling symptoms of schizophrenia. Usually strong medications have to be taken for these. If you know anyone with … [Read more...]

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Popular heartburn drugs are silently causing kidney damage in users

March 9, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

There are some popular heartburn drugs that are silently causing kidney damage in the people who use them. Heartburn drugs known as proton pump inhibitors may cause chronic or end stage kidney failure without any warning sign. This was according to a study created by researchers from the Washington … [Read more...]

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Increased levels of active vitamin D can help to optimize muscle strength

March 9, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Want to increase your muscle strength? Have more vitamin D. Scientist studied the effect of inactive and active forms of vitamin D on muscle functions. It was previously known that vitamin D increases bone strength and inactive vitamin D is related to lack of muscle mass. In their study the … [Read more...]

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Yes, your smart TV really is spying on you: Leaked docs reveal CIA secretly turned Samsung TVs into microphones that spy on your conversations

March 9, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

It turns out that your smart TV is spying on you. Some recent leaked documents revealed that the CIA secretly turned Samsung Televisions into microphones that spy on our conversations. For years now, technology has been developed with the intent to spy on us and what we do. According to trusted … [Read more...]

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Is Your Water Too Acidic? Here Are The Most Damaging Brands

March 9, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Water is the healthiest beverage available. Yet lab testing has shown bottled water can be detrimental to your health. Bottling companies use extreme filtration methods that take out natural minerals and nutrients. The result is what is called ‘dead water,’ which can be harmful for your body as it … [Read more...]

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Is soy good or bad for you?

March 8, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Soy has become quite popular in recent years as more and more people desire to improve their eating habits and their health. But, is soy really what it is cracked up to be and as healthy as they've claimed? There is a new study that was just recently put out that you should read to learn the real … [Read more...]

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Study shows that many Americans have given up on weight loss

March 8, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

The article states that obiesty and weight gains in America has risen over the past decades. The article quotes saying that society has accepted higher weights as being more normal now than they where in the past, and I tend to agree with this. The study in the article is done by the National Health … [Read more...]

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Medical News Today: Common causes of eye pain explained

March 8, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There is a multitude of conditions that can cause eye pain. Usually the pain is caused by problems in specific areas of the eye like the cornea (most common), sclera, conjunctiva, eyelid, or even eye muscles and nerves. Problems with the cornea are often due to foreign objects causing abrasions and … [Read more...]

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Study: Healthy diet linked to curing depression

March 8, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

After hearing about the horrors of antidepressants, or experiencing them firsthand, many people seek alternative treatments that can alleviate depression without any side effects. From a higher suicide risk to seizures and sleep disruptions, to name just a few, it is understandable that some people … [Read more...]

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20 Minute Body

March 8, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

The former Biggest Loser star and celebrity trainer presents a high intensity workout and eating plan that delivers big results in just 20 minutes a day. From his days as a trainer on The Biggest Loser, Bret Hoebel knows that when people log hours on a treadmill, they’ll lose weight. But he also … [Read more...]

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Yes, There Is Arsenic In Your Rice. Here’s What You Need To Know

March 8, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The fact that rice contains arsenic is no reason to stop eating it. Arsenic occurs naturally in the air, water and soil, but can also occur due to human activity such use of pesticides. Rice has a higher concentration of arsenic compared to other foods because it is particularly prone to absorbing … [Read more...]

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The 4 symptoms that mean your child must stay home from school or daycare

March 8, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

It would seem like a simple decision. If your child is sick, of course they shouldn’t go to school or daycare. But besides the fact that it’s not practical to keep a child home for every sniffle, keeping a child home can be a real hardship for working parents — and it means that a child is missing … [Read more...]

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WHO list 12 bacteria posing greatest risk to human health

March 7, 2017 By Darrell Miller

The world is a very scary place, and the World Health Council is making is seem worse. The way that the human race may come to an end is not a catastrophe, but it may be bacteria. They way these bacteria are becoming antibiotic resistance is a major concern for the words future. These bacteria pose … [Read more...]

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How eating less can slow the aging process

March 7, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

A recent study conducted at Brigham Young University has confirmed that a decrease in food consumption increases longevity, and has identified the reason. Activity in ribosomes – responsible for generating protein for cells – is slowed by a drop in caloric intake. That slowdown functions as a rest … [Read more...]

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Can burnt toast and roasted potatoes cause cancer?

March 7, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

I'm not sure if burnt toast is eaten too often but roasted potatoes are extremely popular. Can they give you cancer? That's a harrowing thought for most of us. This explains so is worth a read if these are foods you eat regularly. No one wants cancer obviously. You might need to change the way you … [Read more...]

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Sugar, salt, and fat taxes could save billions in health care costs

March 7, 2017 By Darrell Miller

One of the biggest problems that faces today’s society is obesity. This obesity is causing a major problem in society, and it is rising health care cost. This is a major burden on any society, but Australia is looking for a way to fight this. They are proposing a tax on fat, salt, and sugar … [Read more...]

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Do White Vegetables Have Health Benefits?

March 7, 2017 By Darrell Miller

There are many foods that help keep the body healthy. Vegetables may be a persons best bet to ward if diseases and certain types of cancers. While all vegetables provide a benefit, there is a question if white vegetables like cauliflower provide a benefit. While it may seem like they do not have the … [Read more...]

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8 amazing potato uses you probably never knew

March 7, 2017 By Darrell Miller

Everyone knows that potatoes are a healthy food and they make a delicious side dish for any meal. Potatoes are a nutrient dense food full of vitamins and minerals, but they serve a wide variety of practical purposes as well. For example, did you know you know that potatoes can clean your hands, … [Read more...]

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5 reasons why you should be ‘dying’ to cut back on sugar

March 7, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

Cutting back on sugar is important. Most of us eat way more than we should and it's not even deliberate. Sugar is hiding in lots of foods we wouldn't even expect to have it. This talks about the important reasons we should cut back. It can really benefit our health. High amounts of sugar can … [Read more...]

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Why you need more Vitamin D in winter

March 6, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

You need to get yourself more vitamin D in winter because you aren't getting as much from the sun. It can cause problems. One of these is a feeling of depression. This vitamin D issue is discussed here in greater detail so you can see if you personally need more. Key Takeaways: My daughter was too … [Read more...]

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Why is the FDA under a gag order to hide details about a massive cheese recall?

March 6, 2017 By Darrell Miller

It is quite disheartening to hear that along with Sargento taking part in a recall of some of their cheeses due to a Listeria problem, there are numerous other cheeses that were supplied by the same supplier - Deutsch Kase Haus. These cheeses are not being named, so they are not going through any … [Read more...]

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Green, leafy vegetables are healthy, but most of us eat them wrong

March 6, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

This is interesting because you wouldn't think you can eat your leafy greens wrong. Lots of people hate them so you'd think eating them at all would be a good thing. It is, of course, but there is apparently a right way to do so. Since leafy greens are hugely healthy you should learn as much about … [Read more...]

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Boil Bananas Before Bed Drink the Liquid & You Will Not Believe What Happens to Your Sleep

March 6, 2017 By VitaNet Staff

There is nothing worse than not being able to sleep when we go to bed. Numerous people nowadays face sleeping difficulties, and the irregular sleeping patterns affect the entire living and overall health. If you suffer from sleeping issues as well, if you fail to get at least 7 hours of sound sleep … [Read more...]

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