… to help cancer patients maintain their physical activity are rare. “There need to be more exercise programs within health centers and in gyms to provide cancer patients with guidance to help them remain physically active,” Mao said. “Physical …
Category: Nutrition
Taking the diet out of ‘diet’ books
… that is healthy for you naturally. In Dr Joanna McMillan’s new book, Get Lean, Stay Lean along with recipes with health explainers (prawn and spinach wholegrain spaghetti, for instance, is low GI and “has a relatively high protein content” and “a …
Scholarship to help 19 year-old student help reach her dream
Despite a history in sheep and beef farming, the Harper Adams University student has realised her passion is to work with pigs. The BSc Animal Health and Welfare student is to receive an AHDB Pork Industry Scholarship, which includes a paid placement year with Ceva Animal Health to help her achieve her dream.
HEALTH: Introducing your en-suite spa
What could be more blissful than having a massage, followed by a sauna and a dip in a hot tub, all in the privacy of your own personal spa? That’s the ingenious concept at the Gilpin Hotel & Lake House in the Lake District, which offers five luxurious spa lodges within the grounds, each with its own fully equipped en suite spa. Jetty Spa Body Scrub with Pomegranate – with the Sedbergh Soap Company – won gold at the 2016 Green Parent Natural Beauty Awards.
Oral vitamin spray or topical magnesium spray can help beat the blues, says TV chef Tonia Buxton
Boost your mood and energy levels this Blue Monday by spraying your way to good health, says TV chef Tonia Buxton. Dubbed the most depressing day of the year, Blue Monday is a culmination of miserable weather, lack of funds and feeling sluggish after Christmas.
Can caffeine perk up heart health, too?
The caffeine in your morning cup of joe may do more than jolt you awake — it may also help dampen the type of inflammation that’s linked to heart disease risk factors, a new study suggests. Researchers found that an inflammatory mechanism was dialed up in certain older adults , but not others.
Birth Defects Prevention Month- Increase your Likelihood for a Healthier Baby
January is designated by the Center of Disease Control as Birth Defects Prevention Month . It is national health observance and Haywood Women’s Medical Center wants to shed light on ways you can lower your chances of having a baby with a birth defect.
The Most Popular Theory About What Causes Obesity May Be Very Wrong
… that theory, he argues, the more they avoid talking about what Taubes sees as a more convincing cause of our public health woes: sugar. Taubes traces the roots of the energy-balance theory in his new book, The Case Against Sugar . In the 1860s, …
Dietary Changes Reduce Relapse Risk in Alcoholics
… B-6 and other important micro-nutrients. Malnutrition contributes significantly to both the medical and mental health consequences of chronic alcohol abuse . Hypoglycemia–abnormally low blood sugar–is a consequence of toxic effects of alcohol on …
Why the ‘gluten-free movement’ is less of a fad than we thought
… stigmatized as faddish foodies or placebo-addled hypochondriacs who don’t understand the science behind a serious health problem. According to a new study published this month in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings, their number tripled between 2009 …
Obesity in dogs sparks epidemic of canine arthritis
… exercise is also vital, he added. “It’s good for their well being and quality of life as well as just their physical health.” Today, many are living longer – and arthritis is a disease linked with old age. There is also a greater awareness of the …
Tennessee lawmaker: No food stamps for ice cream, sodas Read Story Associated Press
A Tennessee lawmaker has introduced legislation seeking to ban the use of food stamps to buy items without nutritional value. Republican Rep. Sheila Butt of Columbia says banned items would be those high in calories, sugar and fat, such as sodas, ice cream, candy, cookies and cake.
5 Health Reasons To Eat Red Bananas
… Red bananas have a unique flavor, similar to yellow, but mixed with the taste of raspberries. They also provide more health benefits than the widely recognized, traditional banana. Tory Tedrow, a registered dietitian and a certified nutrition …
Keep your kidneys healthy in 2017
… manage all of your nutritional requirements, especially if you have kidney disease or other dietary concerns. Your health care professionals can help by providing important support and education about dietary requirements and modifications that …
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Over the past year we all saw, and or experienced a steep rise in the popularity of health & wellness. Likely as a direct result of our fast-paced and driven society, many of us find comfort in taking the time to slow down and nurture ourselves.
Joe’s Health Calendar
… include: Pre-Diabetes and Diabetes Overview; Healthy Eating and Physical Activity; Diabetes Medications; and Heart Health and Diabetes. Registration is required. Phone (209) 944-8355 . Diabetes can be managed successfully. Let us walk with you on …
Doctor’s Orders: 7 Changes to Make Today to Lower Your Cancer Risk
… and 600,920 people will die from the disease. All of us have been affected by cancer one way or another. The World Health Organization predicts that by 2032 cancer cases will increase by about 70 percent. Encouraging news is the number of cancer …
Low-calorie sweetener use in kids jumps 200%, study finds
The consumption of low-calorie sweeteners jumped a whopping 200% among children and 54% among adults from 1999 to 2012, according to a study published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics on Tuesday. “We were somewhat surprised,” said Allison Sylvetsky, assistant professor at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University, who was lead author of the study.
Daily folic acid supplementation remains important for prevention of birth defects
Despite the mandatory addition of folic acid to enriched grain products in the United States, many women still do not consume adequate amounts of this important vitamin, according to an editorial written by Laura E. Mitchell, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Epidemiology, Human Genetics and Environmental Sciences at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Public Health. Mitchell was invited to write the editorial for JAMA Pediatrics , which published it today during Folic Acid Awareness Week and January’s Birth Defects Prevention Month.
Study finds 200% increase in consumption of low-calorie sweeteners among U.S. children
… professor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health (Milken Institute SPH). “The findings are important, especially for children, because some studies suggest a link between …
Focusing on Pharmacists
… pharmacy department to provide cooking classes for diabetic patients or different services that work around the health and wellness aspect of nutrition.” In this case, the supermarket works with a nearby pain-management clinic. Others may serve a …
Obama’s Minnesota legacy
From a health care overhaul to student-debt relief, President Obama’s policies had a significant impact on the lives of many Minnesotans. Minnesota was an early adopter of Obama’s health care overhaul, bringing the number of uninsured residents in the state to an all-time low.
Diet diary: This new year, some fresh ideas to get fitter
… complaints like bloating, acidity, gastritis, constipation or irritable bowel syndrome may lead to more serious health problems if they remain untreated. Maintain good digestive health by cultivating good gut flora through pro and pre-biotics, …
Cheese Has These 5 Secret Health Benefits
… of others, as proof that the thousands of molecules that come together to form cheese actually make it good for our health. Can we get an amen?! Cheese contains tons of protein, which bodies need to build cell structures, and helps you stay full …
Soup for the soul, and the waistline
… less and have smaller waists than people who don’t eat soup. More than 20,000 Americans were surveyed by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys between 2003 and 2008. Turns out that soup consumers also had better overall eating habits …
Barbara Quinn, Quinn on Nutrition: Embracing proven weight-loss techniques
My 4-year-old granddaughter was busy with her coloring book and crayons. After a few minutes, she gave out a sigh and with much drama said, “It’s so much work coloring between the lines!” My feelings exactly as I consider how to remove some of this holiday cheer from around my girth.
Nutrition therapy with high intensity interval training to improve…
… of treatment. The exercise literature has shown high intensity interval training can improve various aspects of health that are typically impaired with androgen deprivation therapy; however exercise at this intensity is yet to be conducted in men …
Yin deficiency partly to blame for many chronic diseases
… must have equal and opposite quieter times of rest, rejuvenation and planning. What does this have to do with your health? The answer is everything. Conversely, yin aspects include darkness, coolness, rest, rejuvenation, wintertime and bodily …
Blood Plasma Market Is Expected to Continue Flourishing in Developed…
… to replace body fluids, clotting factors and antibodies. Plasma is used as a component for the treatment of serious health problems such as hemophilia and autoimmune disorders. Request to view Sample Report @ …
Blood Plasma Market Is Expected to Continue Flourishing in Developed…
… to replace body fluids, clotting factors and antibodies. Plasma is used as a component for the treatment of serious health problems such as hemophilia and autoimmune disorders. Request to view Sample Report @ …
Here’s why starting the New Year with a crash diet is a bad idea…
… or obese women who yo-yo dieted, otherwise known as ‘weight cycling’. “Weight cycling is an emerging global health concern associated with attempts of weight loss, but there have been inconsistent results about the health hazards for those who …
The Case for Eating Butter Just Got Stronger
… had become “the most vilified nutrient in the American diet” despite the scientific evidence showing it didn’t harm health or cause weight gain in moderation. ” For the last few years there’s been research and commentary suggesting that this focus …
Eat This! The Healthiest Food Trends for 2017
My health insurance should cover me when I need it. Close loopholes that can leave me huge surprise medical bills.
The Best Powder Supplements for Your Diet
… of scientific affairs and a staff nutritionist for the Vitamin Shoppe. Potentially, they’re the newest weapon in your health arsenal-the trick is to figure out which powders actually work. While some of them have proven benefits, a number are …
“More aggressive” nutrition improves growth and development of tiny premature babies
On New Year’s Day this coming Sunday, we will once again be waiting to see whereabouts in Austria the first baby is born safe and sound to be our “New Year’s Baby 2017”. It could even be a premature baby.
DIY Cedarwood and Rosemary Shampoo
… to build and maintain your own holistic beauty salon business. We offer a wide range of comprehensive holistic health courses at affordable prices. Take a minute to read our FAQ and our Testimonials – you’ll be glad you did! The Alternative Healing …
AOA Survey Finds 42% of Americans Believe Getting Sick is Inevitable During Cold and Flu Season
… your hands and under the finger nails. Get your vitamins from food, not a pill, and you’ll reap countless protective health benefits. Better nutrition directly translates to better resilience and fewer illnesses, according to Dr. Danoff. Add 7-9 …
What’s ‘better for you’? Food labels may not be the best way to find out
For years, health advocates have urged the public to read the ingredients and ignore the marketing. For years, consumers have ignored the health advocates.
Snickers maker criticizes industry-funded paper on sugar
… of the group, the International Life Sciences Institute – said Wednesday the paper undermines the work of public health officials and makes all industry-funded research look bad. Company spokesman Matthias Berninger said the study, published by the …
Happy birthday to Colo: Oldest gorilla in US turns 60
… of our most common medical challenges that we face in a zoo situation,” said Dr. Keith Hinshaw, director of animal health at the Philadelphia Zoo. “So pretty much anything that you could imagine would happen with an older person is going to happen …