"It's easier to build a boy than to mend a man."
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Diets and Slimming
Its time to talk about diets. This but in America today there are many people who are overweight and, many of us need to think very seriously about a diet. I don't like diets and I bet most of you don't like them as well, but it's a fact of life that many ...
Healthy Eating, the Natural Way!
In the past few weeks, Gram has been weeding through, throwing out, organizing - probably the most hateful task of all, thechore for which there never seemed to "be enough time." Well,the truth is, time is always of the essence. But limited energyshould ...
The Isometric Diet and Balanced Health
The concept isometric has been a part of the health care vocabulary for decades. The most common application of the term, until now, has been with respect to physical exercise. Taken from the Greek root word Iso, meaning equal, the familiar term Isometric ...
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Proper nutrition in this day and age of GMOs and widespread air, water and land pollution, is tricky at best. Just in my lifetime we have gone from a near pristine world to one where pollution runs rampant.
The Mediterranean Sea, once abundant with life, has been dead since the late 1950's. The air we breathe is being polluted by not only industry but by the infernal combustion engine to the point where the very air we breathe, which sustains life, became so polluted that pollution was detected at the peak of Mount Everest in the late 1950's.
Major world cities, even in this modern age of enlightenment regarding pollution, cities such as Victoria, BC (yes, there are many more, mostly in Asia and Africa), pump both raw and nearly untreated sewage directly into the ocean that surrounds and sustains it.
With polluted or Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO's; i.e., grains) rampant worldwide, an increasing world population competing for the little bit of nutrition we can gain, we need to be prepared to supplement our diets with the proper enzymes in order to insure complete absorption of nutrients and good health because our bodies are getting the nutrition we need to maintain that health.
The producers of Bio88+ (Plus) use only the very finest "certified" organic components in the making of their highly nutritious food product. In itself it provides virtually all of the added nutrition, in the form of vitamins and minerals, that you need in your diet in order to maintain excellent health. Bio88+ (Plus) is produced in a government-supervised laboratory using an ancient Native North American fermentation process. Feel free to contact the author by email for additional information.
This article is the introduction to a series of what was originally 20 articles published by the author on "Enzymes, The Stuff of Life". These articles have now been condensed into 17 articles, now chapters, with an 18th added, and published in the form of an eBook. This eBook, more than 40,000 words, contains a full Resource Guide plus a Seven Step Guide to Enzymes as well as Q&A for many common questions about Enzymes. It will be available on request from the author in early May 2005, and should also be available for direct download from the internet from several locations.
Disclaimer: These articles in no way should be taken as medical advice on any product or condition, nor do they constitute in any way medical advice endorsing any specific product, specific result, nor any possible cure for any condition or problem. They are meant as a source of information upon which you may base your decision as to whether or not you should begin using a greens product as a dietary supplement. If in doubt, or if you have questions, you should consult your physician and, if possible, consult a second physician for a possible different opinion. The author bears no responsibility for your decisions nor for the outcome of your actions based upon those decisions.
Copyright © 2005 Loring A. Windblad
About Loring: Loring Windblad has studied nutrition and exercise for more than 40 years, is a published author and freelance writer. His latest business endeavor is at http://www.organicgreens.us
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 High-Fat Diet Converts Beneficial Gene Variant Into A 'Villian' - Med India
The results indicated that the 12 percent of people who carry the so-called Ala12 version of the gene that serves as a master controller of fat differentiation would be more sensitive than most to the amount of fat in their diets. The fat-moderating ...
High-Fat Diet Converts Beneficial Gene Variant Into A 'Villian' - Med India
The results indicated that the 12 percent of people who carry the so-called Ala12 version of the gene that serves as a master controller of fat differentiation would be more sensitive than most to the amount of fat in their diets. The fat-moderating ...
Brits turning to nip n tuck to shed Christmas bulge - Thaindian.com
London, Jan 8 (ANI): An increasing number of Brits are ditching diets and going under the knife to get rid of their Christmas bulge. Plastic surgeons say that they have already seen a 40 percent rise this year. Apart from liposuction or tummy tucks ...
Pesto peps up budget-friendly bean soup - Miami Herald
Thinking of trimming the budget and waistline after the holidays? This pesto and bean soup is quick, easy on the pocketbook, healthful and delicious. A simple pesto sauce adds body and flavor to the Italian soup. Pesto, made from basil, is considered ...
Four girlfriends team up to tackle a tough new fitness & diet regimen - New York Daily News
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Fitness More Interesting Than Diets To Searchers - WebProNews
Are people waking up to the idea that exercise is the best way to lose weight? Maybe. Traditionally, Internet searches for burning off those holiday pounds spike the first week of the year. But this year, according to Hitwise, there’s been an ...
High-fat diets may shift internal clock - Boston Globe
High-fat diets aren't just bad for your hips and your heart - they can also disrupt circadian rhythms, the body's biological clock. In 2007, Northwestern University scientists reported high-fat diets can shift the internal body clock of mice ...
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