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By: Julian Hall | 04/09/2006 | Non-Fiction
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Are You Tired All The Time? Heres The Answer
By: Julian Hall | 05/09/2006 | Health
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By: Julian Hall | 06/09/2006 | Fitness
Nowadays there is evidence to show that most generalised diets dont work, but there are natural metabolic boosters which can help shift those pounds with minimal effort.

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School Nurses To Prescribe The Pill
By: Julian Hall | 09/11/2006 | Health
School nurses unions are proposing to help the Department of Healths targets to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies in the UK, by giving school nurses the authority to prescribe emergency contraception to their students.

Can Spinach Keep You Slim?
By: Julian Hall | 17/10/2006 | Health
Popeye ate it to make him strong and muscular, but is that what Olive Oly was on to keep her so slim (well, skinny) As well as all the well known health benefits to this popular dark green leafy vegetable, it apparently also has a compound in it which can keep you slim.

Diet Better Than Drugs For Cholesterol
By: Julian Hall | 12/09/2006 | Health
A diet including almond, soya beans, lean meat and fish can reduce LDL cholesterol by as much as a first line statin drug, says a study, which suggests that GPs should prescribe such a diet rather than the drugs. One third of 55 middle aged subjects who followed a diet in line with the recommendation lowered their LDL cholesterol levels by one third (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2006).

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By: Julian Hall | 09/09/2006 | Non-Fiction
There have been many causes and supposed cure which have been attributed to Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD) in children. Along with diet, lack of sleep has been another major contributor.

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By: Julian Hall | 06/09/2006 | Health
Many of us have trouble remembering names and faces, recalling what you were up to yesterday evening even. Simple lifestyle changes can boost your brain power.

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By: Julian Hall | 06/09/2006 | Fitness
Nowadays there is evidence to show that most generalised diets dont work, but there are natural metabolic boosters which can help shift those pounds with minimal effort.

Are You Tired All The Time? Heres The Answer
By: Julian Hall | 05/09/2006 | Health
If you are always feeling tired to the point of exhaustion sometimes, it is worth investigating these possible causes and get it sorted.

Grapefruits vs Doctors Drugs
By: Julian Hall | 04/09/2006 | Non-Fiction
A compound in grapefruit which causes dangerous interactions with anti hypertensive and lipid lowering drugs has been identified. A US study found that Furanocoumarins in the juice inhibit an enzyme that prevents too much of the anti hypertensive drugs felodipine being absorbed (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2006).