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Our Body Requires Essential Fatty Acids
By: John Sweet | 28/10/2007 | Health
They are required by our body to function and are essential because they are not produced by naturally. Foods and topical lotions are required to help us maintain a healthy skin and to ward off infections

Why are Essential Fatty Acids so Important?
By: Ronald Godlewski | 15/11/2007 | Health
Essential Fatty Acids (EFA's) are considered the building blocks of the membranes for every cell in our body. The term essential means that our bodies do not produce these acids; therefore we must consume them in the foods we eat.

The Amazing Health Benefits Of Omega-3 Fatty Acids
By: Ryan Cote | 13/04/2006 | Health
Adding fats to your diet is essential if you want to live a healthy lifestyle that results in feeling and looking great, but it has to be the right kind of fats.

The Food Industry’s Greed: How Misleading Omega-3 Labeling Undermines American Health
By: Lois Smithers | 20/03/2008 | Health
There’s an Omega-3 travesty a-foot and if the American consumer doesn’t become aware of it very soon, they’ll unfortunately know first hand the day inflammation rears its ugly head – and according to Harvard, for 3 out of 4 Americans, it already has.

Essential Fatty Acids Goes Against Conventional Wisdom
By: Darrell Miller | 02/07/2007 | Health
Only a few years ago we believed the philosophy that our fat consumption in our diet will cause heart disease and clog our arteries. Needless to say, the idea that eating foods high in fat will cause these problems has been debunked. For the past decade, we have bought...

Essential Fatty Acids Turn Popular Belief Upside-Down
By: Darrell Miller | 07/10/2007 | Health
EFA's Turn Popular Belief Upside-Down Most of us have heard the phrase "Eat a low-fat diet," which is a logical result of the philosophy that fat makes you fat. However, the thought that there's something dangerous about fat in most people's diets is an oversimplified and sometimes even wrong concept. Thankfully,...

Omega 3 - How our Food Manufacturers Distort Omega 3 Labeling
By: Lois Smithers | 08/10/2007 | Nutrition
The benefits of Omega 3 EPA DHA fish oil to our health is the single most important discovery of the last fifty years. The lack of fish in our diets replaced with an over-abundance of Omega 6 plant oils ALA, such as flaxseed oil, soybean, vegetable has created a health epidemic in America. What is even more shocking is our food manufacturers distorting and disregarding the harm caused to American health by mislabeling Omega 3 on their products when they’ve added more Omega 6 instead.

Nutritional Values of Flaxseeds
By: Laura Ng | 07/11/2007 | Home and Family
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Help Your Child To Avoid Adult Health Worries
By: Catherine Harvey | 26/07/2008
A look at the effects of childhood obesity on our health in later life.

Pesonal Training Tips That Will Allow You to Lose the Weight and Tone Up Quickly
By: Zach Hunt | 26/07/2008
There are many people in the Spokane area looking to get into better shape with FREE Spokane Personal Training Tips. If you are one of these individuals looking to shave those pounds off of your body, we have some interesting personal training Spokane tips that will help you to reach your individual fitness goals.

You Can Take Vitamins To Improve Your Cholesterol
By: Chris Jensen | 26/07/2008
If you desire to remain healthy in your lifetime, you should reduce your cholesterol levels as soon as possible to continue to have good health.

Over Weight Straight Shot To The Yoga Point
By: Chris Jensen | 26/07/2008
If you missed it while your body was happily gaining pounds and have become aware of the problem now, it is still not late.

Switch To HEPA Filters And Breathe Easier
By: Ray Toofan | 26/07/2008
Having a respiratory illness can, at times be debilitating and leave the sufferer feeling uncomfortable and unable to breath properly without difficultly. If you have breathing problems then you will understand just how problematic it can be to be in an environment that is stuffy and stale with dust particles and other debris floating around.

3 Fat Loss Diet Mistakes That Could be Keeping You From Losing Stomach Fat
By: Ed Scow | 26/07/2008
How do you eat if you want to lose fat? What's a good fat loss diet? Those are just a couple of the questions I receive from virtually everyone when they find out I'm a fat loss and fitness expert. After I dive in a little more and start asking questions, though I see that everyone who wants to lose stomach fat is making the same 3 mistakes with their diet. Are you?

The Number One Vital Secret About Facial Skin Care You Need! Part II
By: John Russell | 25/07/2008
Great facial skin care starts with your diet. Learn what to eat and what to avoid, essential oils that are great for you skin and how to avoid dry skin altogether.

Is Internet Porn Responsible for the Increase in Chlamydia?
By: Sarah Hyllok | 25/07/2008
Chlamydia is one of the most common STIs in the UK. Chlamydia sometimes has no visible symptoms, so it can frequently go undiagnosed. However, the infection is treatable once diagnosed.

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Are Antioxidants Your Antidote to Aging?
By: Tom Nuckels | 21/05/2007 | Health
Fresh fruits and vegetables may be your secret to lasting youth rather than a magic pill or potion! Carrots, spinach, and broccoli (among other vegetables) contain compounds known as antioxidants, which research suggests may be powerful weapons in the war against premature aging.

When a Loved One Has Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - What Do You Do?
By: Tom Nuckels | 25/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Most certainly, you know someone who has been stricken by this misunderstood and debilitating illness. You want to be positive and supportive but what do you say or do?

Is Alpha Lipoic Acid the Emerging Premier Anti-Aging Antioxidant?
By: Tom Nuckels | 18/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Alpha lipoic acid at supplemental levels acts as a powerful and versatile antioxidant. Could this be the emerging premier anti-aging antioxidant?

Ten Tips for Reducing Stress in Your Life
By: Tom Nuckels | 11/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Stress, we've all felt it at one time or another. But many people feel stress often; some even feel it as a part of their daily lives. Learning to reduce your stress levels can help you live happier, healthier, and maybe even longer.

Low Glycemic Index Diets - Are They The Path To Weight Loss?
By: Tom Nuckels | 04/04/2007 | Health
The low glycemic index (low-GI) diet splits the difference between the low-carb and low-fat approaches. It maintains the low-carb diet's focus on insulin, but it suggests differentiation of certain carbohydrates over others rather than restricting carbohydrate intake.

Low Glycemic Index Diets - Is The Glycemic Idex The Wrong Tool?
By: Tom Nuckels | 04/04/2007 | Health
The glycemic index measures blood sugar response per gram of carbohydrate contained in a food, not per gram of the food, and leads to some odd numbers. Is it the wrong tool to assess the insulin-related effects of food?

Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid) - The Heroic Antioxidant
By: Tom Nuckels | 06/03/2007 | Non-Fiction
We hear a lot about vitamin C and the research shows that it is truly the heroic antioxidant. It is important indeed being necessary for at least 300 metabolic functions.

Vitamin B-12 - Cobalamin
By: Tom Nuckels | 15/02/2007 | Health
Patients suffering from dementia often exhibit a vitamin B-12 deficiency and supplementation improves mental functioning in some of these cases.