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Food Pyramids Help Foil Holiday Food Binges
Keep these handy graphical references posted in your kitchen as a quick reminder to not over-do it this festive season or any time.
Nutrigenetics and Personal Nutrition
Knowing one's unique genetic makeup points the way to better health and ultimate wellness.
Nutrigenomics
You cannot alter your genes but can change their actions through nutrition.
Autoimmune Disease Research
Research provides hope for the sufferers of multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, psoriasis, Crohn's disease and other autoimmune disorders.
Autoimmune Diseases
Lupus, lymphoma, leukemia, multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis are among numerous afflictions that develop because of a skewed body defense system.
The Immune System
The body has a built-in, defense system against disease, but only moderate exercise activates it.
What is Wellness
Your chosen way of life can push you down the path to wellness or to chronic disease.
Chamomile
Relaxing and soothing chamomile tea owes its popularity as a beverage to experience passed down through the ages.
Quality Sleep is Part of Wellness
Trouble losing weight, frequent colds, bad moods and poor attention can mean you are not getting enough worthwhile sleep at night.
The National Women's Health Resource Center
Make this strictly women's Web site your confident place for first-rate, entrusted health information.
What's Wrong With Sugar
Sugar is a sweet treat, but has no nutritional benefit; no vitamins, no minerals, no fiber and no antioxidants.
Why You Need a Daily Multivitamin/Mineral
It is vital to eat healthy food but take a beneficial multivitamin supplement too.
Garlic, the King of Herbs
Research supports that garlic lowers blood pressure, aids diabetes management and reduces the risk of colorectal cancer.
Energize and Help Kids in School
Lunchtime at school is not just about eating. It is a rejuvenation, reflection and social time, and can be a comforting connection to home.
What's Wrong With Hot Dogs
There is evidence this popular food raises the risk of cancer.
The Calming Herb Lemon Balm
The easily grown lemon balm herb, made into a tea, bolsters mood and alertness.
Oregano
The mighty antioxidants in oregano and the vital oils in oregano volatile oil make this herb stand out.
Basil, An Aromatic Powerhouse
Get a tasty blast right from the garden by eating basil leaves with healthy vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
Garden Thyme
Thyme is a popular, hardy herb that has many vital uses from making tea to cooking to sanitizing.
The Great Garden Herb Rosemary
Scientists are taking notice of the powerful antioxidants in pungent rosemary that have the power to cut colon cancer risk.
Cinnamon Health Benefits
Cinnamon, a spice traded between Medieval Europe and the Near East, was valued as highly as gold - now it's living up to its reputation, this time as a top antioxidant.
Break Out of the Smoking and Obesity Quagmires
These two bad habits will eventually damage your body and bring on chronic diseases.
Smoking and Obesity
Are you slowly killing yourself? Tobacco products and excess fat create a toxic environment for your body.
The Debate Over Ginkgo Biloba
This herb is the choice of many to deter the effects of aging, promote circulation and treat dementia.
Women and the Good Coffee Habit
Women's research-based evidence supports drinking caffeinated coffee to lower the odds of succumbing to three common ailments - but begin in middle age.
Coffee and Parkinson's Disease
Drinking cups of antioxidant-rich joe is turning out to be good for your health.
Don't Kill Dandelions, Eat Them
These "weeds" stimulate the liver to purify the blood, aid digestion, and are nutritious.
Women, Coffee and Good Health
Research says women who consume coffee help outwit diabetes, heart disease and even suicide.
Help Overweight Kids Exercise
Researchers at John Hopkins University predict that 24% of US kids will be overweight or obese by 2015.
How to Prevent Overweight Kids
Twenty percent of children ages 6 to 11 in the United States are overweight or obese mainly due to poor nutrition and lack of exercise.
Why Women Should Lift Weights
Many women fear that strength training will give them bulging muscles, but instead it is a great anti-aging strategy.
Weight Loss Exercises
To lose weight you must eat less and do aerobic exercises. Add muscle-toning, strength-training exercises to keep you healthy and looking good.
Nutrition Tools for Weight Loss
Long-term weight loss is all about eating the right stuff, exercising with a plan and having a little Web savvy.
Weight Loss Motivation and Support
True-life, before-and-after slideshows and blog camaraderie promote weight loss.
Perimenopause and Menopause Hot Flashes
Women report that hot flashes are the number one annoyance on the journey to the gradual change of menopause.
Menstrual Cramps
Many women experience severe cramping called dysmenorrhea; it is the leading reason to miss school or work.
Practical Remedies for PMS
Distressful, bothersome symptoms plague two-thirds of women 12 times a year, and harmfully affect their relationships with families and friends.
Cats and Good Health
Cat owners know how friendly, loving and loyal their pets are. Researchers are discovering cats help humans lead a better life.
Heart Health for Women
The annual wear red campaign on the first Friday of February draws attention to women's heart health awareness; heart disease is the number one killer of women.
Vitamin E, Aging and Chronic Diseases
Your diet may be lacking in sufficient vitamin E.
Vitamin E Boosts Women's Heart Health
Despite bad news released at the end of 2008 that vitamin E does not help prevent heart disease in men, studies say it is still dependable for women's heart health.
Vitamin E and Lung Cancer
A new, hopeful, scientific study showing reduced risk of lung cancer hails food high in vitamin E.
The Road to Happiness
Happiness is a state of mind; do not bother to go looking for it. Abraham Lincoln said, "Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be."
Echinacea
Echinacea is a medicinal herb that many people vow strengthens their immune systems and keeps colds away.
New Ways to Lose Weight
Activate your weight loss plan and get healthy, get fit, feel better, look better; thrive.
What is Fiber and Why You Need it
Fiber is the part of plants that you do not digest, yet it does great things for the body.
Help Tweens and Teens Do Better in School
Kids who eat healthy food and feel well are more apt to improve their grades in school.
Green Tea for Health
Drinking green tea or taking green tea supplements is beneficial for your health.
Lower Alzheimer's Disease Threat
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a devastating ailment affecting memory, learning, speech and eventually bodily control.
Lower Your Risk for Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a neurological affliction that affects the part of the brain that has to do with memory and language. Use natural health to lower your risk.
Natural Health Tips to Avoid Colds
Don't wait for a cold vaccine as the common cold is caused by over 200 different viruses.
Natural Remedies for Heartburn
That uncomfortable, burning feeling you sometimes feel in your breastbone and throat after eating may be heartburn, often called acid indigestion.
Amazing Vitamin D Can Keep You Healthy
Many experts believe there is a vitamin D deficiency in the United States.
A Super Supplement for Right Now
Eating nutritious food is the ideal way to maintain health. But who is a perfect eater? Along with your multivitamin add omega-3 fish oil capsules.
Keep Teen Girls Healthy
Use the latest research to keep your teen girl healthy now, and promote great health into adulthood.
The Safest, Best Sugar Substitute
The quest goes on to replace sugar with a substance that doesn't cause weight gain, cuts down on tooth decay, has nutritional value and is a natural sweetener.
Diet Soft Drinks
Diet soft drinks contain the controversial substance aspartame, known by the trade name NutraSweet, which impedes weight loss and may cause additional health problems.
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