March 20th, 2009 · 7:58 AM
Calorie Counters Have it Right, Diet Study Says
Recently released information in the Wall Street Journal shows that calories do count—that it isn’t what you eat, but how much. Participants were put in one of four diet groups—2 low-fat groups and 2 high-fat groups, with a high-protein and normal-protein groups being the other parameter. All diets [...]
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Tags: calories, carbohydrates, cholesterol, diets, exercise, fats, fiber, glucose, obesity
February 27th, 2009 · 6:10 AM
Wall Street Journal
Coca-Cola Co. faces a deceptive claims law suit from The Center for Science in the Public Interest for its VitaminWater bottle. Coca-Cola claims the vitamins reduce the risk of chronic disease and support immune function. The opposing side claims the sugar content will promote obesity, diabetes and
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Tags: Coca Cola, diabetes, health problems, obesity, sugar, vitamin water
December 12th, 2008 · 6:29 AM
A series of recent articles in various newspapers and magazines bring to light some issues that concern me, and may be of concern to you. Read on for a synopsis and my thoughts:
Injected Wrinkle Fillers Need Stronger Warnings, FDA Says
The FDA panel is debating if there should be stronger
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Tags: Acomplia, Avastin, blood clots, drug trials, health, obesity, suicide, wrinkle fillers, wrinkles, youth
November 7th, 2008 · 8:36 AM
I recently returned from an ACAM (American College for Advancement in Medicine) meeting that was held in Las Vegas. This group of medical professionals meets twice a year as a group and shares the latest information in healthy alternatives to drugs and surgery. I’d like to share some of the highlights with you:
Highlights of [...]
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Tags: cortisol, diabetes, diet, drugs, meditation, obesity, Serenity Prayer, stress, toxins