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The Risks of Trans-Fats
Video Description: What are the health risks associated with trans-fats? What can you do to avoid foods with trans-fats? Find out more in this video. Related Article Subjects: Risks of Trans-Fats, nutrition, trans fats, transfats, trans-fats, trans-fats risks, tv360Risks of Trans-Fats
Learn about Trans Fats
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A Guide to Transfats
Transfats are very dangerous to your health in any amount of consumption, learn how to watch out for these before you next... What are Trans Fats? – Why are They Dangerous?By: Mark Wallace | 11/03/2008 | NutritionThis article briefly defines the different types of dietary fats and describes the health risks they have. Then the article focuses on trans fats and why they are so dangerous. Finally the article offers some guidelines on how to avoid transfats. How to Read Nutrition Labels: Eat Smart With These 6 PointersBy: Machelle Lee | 09/10/2007 | NutritionIf you are like most people then you probably glance at the Nutrition Facts label on foods once in a while. Maybe you check for the number of calories or fat grams that an item contains, or maybe you are watching something specific - like your sodium intake. Whatever the case, it has been proven that those who pay attention to the Nutrition Facts label end up eating healthier. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding - Tips for a Balanced DietBy: Stuart Hutchings | 04/11/2008 | PregnancyDiet & nutrition play an important role in the support for growth and development of your baby, tips and hints to help to balance food intake. Herbal Treatment of Acne Adult in Comparison of Over the Counter Acne Treatment ProductsBy: Shana Shane | 07/08/2006 | HealthConventional treatment of acne are usually quite successful. They can include cleansing agents and lotions made with benzoyl peroxide, gels or creams made modified forms of vitamin A, and antibiotics applied to the skin or taken orally. The risk of scarring is an important factor when considering the type of treatment. Spot application of tea tree oil to erupted blemishes can help to eliminate bacteria and reduce inflammation.
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