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Prairie Fare: Do you need a supplement?
FARGO, N.D. - "She's the only one who took her vitamin all week," my husband noted. He was referring to our 8-year-old daughter. I looked in the pill dispenser marked "M" through "S," which correspond to the days of the week. We had a busy week, and...Tags: Nutrition, Honey, Vitamin B2, Calcium, Peanut Butter
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September is fruit, vegetable month
People who eat more vegetables and fruits are likely to have a reduced risk of some chronic diseases. Fruits provide nutrients vital for health such as potassium, dietary fiber, vitamin C and folate (folic acid). Most are naturally low in fat, sodium, and...Tags: Salads, Potassium (dietary supplement), Vitamin C, Dietary Fiber, Foods and Beverages
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Get the Skinny on Water Bottle Add-ins
WGNO NewsTired of plain old H20? We’ve got you covered with five new, all-natural ways to add a shot of flavor to your water – with an added nutritional boost, as well! Crystal Light Pure (local price at Rouses: $3.45 for 7 packets) No fake...Tags: Lemons, Whole Foods Market, B Vitamins, Vitamin D, Vitamin C
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SEEN ON TV: October 17 - October 23
OCTOBER 23 - Click here for a link to The Gift of Time cookbook. OCTOBER 21 - Click here for more information about Halloween Costume shopping ideas from Children's Orchard. - Click here for more information on Jamie's Wish and the KU-KSU tailgate...Tags: Books and Magazines, Social Problems, Spina Bifida, Target Brands, Inc., Health Treatments
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Why not eat more vegetables?
The list of reasons to eat veggies is a long one: Vegetables play an important role in weight management. They are naturally low in calories and cholesterol, are fat-free and packed with health-enhancing phytonutrients. - Veggies help protect...Tags: Chestnuts, Calcium, Garlic, Lettuce, Foods and Beverages
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Food: It's making a comeback
HealthFor years, companies have been trying to extract the health-promoting properties of various foods, package them in pills, and then make a buck. Voila, one magical wonder nutrient after another has hit the shelves of your local health food store, grocery... -
Think you need nutritional supplements? Think again.
HealthIt's easy to be tempted into taking a bunch of nutritional supplements just in case. But do you need them? And more important, is it safe?... -
Good nutrition remains key to good health
In terms of nutrition and good health, you are what you eat -- no matter what age you are. For seniors, particular attention needs to be paid to a good diet since other factors such as illness and medications may exacerbate their well-being and impinge on...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Recipes, Physical Conditions, Human Body, Hormones and Metabolism
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DNA referees
Your life story depends upon a combination of the DNA you're stuck with plus your environment, including all the little choices and events that happen over that lifetime.
But in recent years, researchers have discovered that, while DNA lays out the...Tags: Autism, Recipes, Biotechnology Industry, DNA, Medical Research
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The Healthy Skeptic: Male fertility supplements are no magic path to fatherhood
The average man produces hundreds of billions of sperm cells in his lifetime. Only a minuscule fraction of those little guys ever manage to swim far enough and fast enough to fertilize an egg. Successful sperm must be strong. It stands to reason then that...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, B Vitamins, Medical Procedures and Tests, Brown University, Vitamin C
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Caveman diet draws grunts from nutritionists
Would adopting the diet our caveman ancestors supposedly ate allow modern-day Americans live longer, healthier lives?
Proponents of the Paleo diet (for Paleolithic) say that meals packed with fresh fruits and vegetables and heavy doses of lean...Tags: Physical Conditions, Mediterranean Diet, Calcium, Diseases and Illnesses, Spina Bifida
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Study: Birth Spacing Affects Autism Risk in Second Child
Associated PressCHICAGO -- Close birth spacing may put a second-born child at higher risk for autism, suggests a preliminary study based on more than a half-million California children. Children born less than two years after their siblings were considerably more likely...Tags: Autism, Physical Conditions, Preventative Medicine, Behavioral Conditions, Science
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