Diet Plays a Role in Memory Problems
New research reveals that diet may make a powerful difference in reducing the risk of developing the most common form of dementia, known as Alzheimer’s disease.
Filed under: Health Brief, November 2012 | Tagged: Alzheimer's, dementia, diet, good diet, health, memory problems, mental-health, prevention. brain function | Leave a Comment »
Report Shows Americans Aren’t Making Time for Health
The American Heart Association reports that only 12 percent of Americans regularly practice the healthy life trifecta of good nutrition, exercise and oral care.
Filed under: Health Brief, September 2012 | Tagged: American Heart Association, exercise, healthy life, medicine, nutrition, nutrition exercise, oral care | Leave a Comment »
Help Ward Off Osteoporosis
Just 10 prunes per day may help build bone density and ward off osteoporosis.
Filed under: August 2012, Health Brief | Tagged: bone density, food, nature, osteoporosis, plants, plums, prunes | Leave a Comment »
Health and Beauty Properties of Plant Extracts
British researchers confirm the health and beauty properties of plant extracts.
Filed under: August 2012, Health Brief | Tagged: extracts, healing, health and beauty, herbs, nature, plant extracts, plants | Leave a Comment »
Learn about the Dangers of High Fructose Corn Syrup
Learn why this mega-sweetener—common in sodas, cereals and snacks—needs to be avoided.
Filed under: Health Brief, July 2012 | Tagged: dangers of high fructose corn syrup, food, fructose corn syrup, health, high fructose corn syrup, pop, soda, sweetener | Leave a Comment »
The Healing Power of Turmeric
Curcumin, the main component in the spice turmeric, may help suppress the growth of malignancies in the head and neck.
Filed under: Health Brief, July 2012 | Tagged: cancer prevention, food, healing power, malignancies, tumeric, turmeric curcumin, vegetarian | Leave a Comment »
Plant Pathologist Don Huber Reveals the Risks
Noted plant pathologist and Purdue University Professor Emeritus Don Huber, Ph.D., speaks out internationally about the risky business of biotechnology.
Filed under: Health Brief, July 2012 | Tagged: biotechnology, climate, Don Huber, GMO, nature, plant pathologist, plant pathology, Purdue University, purdue university professor, science, university professor emeritus | Leave a Comment »
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