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99Why White Bread is Bad for You
"The whiter the bread, the quicker you’re dead!" – old saying. Bread made from refined white flour is certainly not good for your health, its true. There is a little known fact that numerous...
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68Garlic - Nature's Perfect food
Allium Sativum or garlic as it is commonly known has been around for thousands of years; it belongs to the same family as the onion and is classified as both a food and medicine. Since biblical times, people...
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83LDL HDL Cholesterol: How to Bring Proper Balance
The latest statistics from the American Heart Association show that an alarming number of Americans have an imbalance between ldl hdl cholesterol. Each year about 30 million prescriptions are written for...
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62Cholesterol and Heart Disease
At present obstacles in the bloodstream, increasing the risk of blood clots. The turbulent blood flow and instability of the plaque tissue protruding from the walls of the arteries may precipitate a...
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68Vitamin Vitality:
Vitamin A: vision, cell growth, teeth, bone & skin formation. Vitamin B1: heart, nerve & muscle function, carbohydrate metabolism, digestion. Vitamin B2: cell function & growth, red blood cell production,...
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76How to Raise Your HDL Cholesterol without Drugs
Most health-conscious people are concerned about their cholesterol levels, and for good reason. Elevated amounts of cholesterol in the blood are a risk factor for heart attack, stroke, and atherosclerosis. ...
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73More Fruits and Vegetables Can Lower Cholesterol
One easy way to lower your cholesterol is to add more fresh fruits and vegetables to your diet. Fruits and vegetables contain natural fiber, which has been shown in numerous studies to have a remarkable...
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59Forms of Dyslipoproteinemia
Primary Forms of Dyslipoproteinemia. Several rare genetic defects exist that result in similar phenotypes. The rare, familial hypo-α-lipoproteinemia increases LDL levels. It is interesting to note that some...
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68The New Trans Fat Replacement
Have you checked labels lately looking for hydrogenated oils? Did you notice something strange like interesterified oil as an ingredient? You probably wondered what that was just as I did when I first saw...
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