Here’s what JAMA reports on the subject: A recent Journal of the American Medical Association study found that vitamin E is not effective in preventing prostate cancer and in fact also raised the possibility that it’s tied to prostate cancer. That report is the latest ding to a dietary-supplement business that saw its industry revenues fall to $350 [...]
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What to know when buying food supplements
Posted in Alternative Healthcare, Diabetes, Heart health, Herbal therapies, nutrition, Nutritional therapies, Obesity, One-A-Day Vitamins, Supplements, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin supplements, Vitamins, Whole Foods, tagged Alternative medicine, Food supplements, juvenile obesity, nutrition, Vitamins, Whole Foods on October 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
NATURAL VS. SYNTHETIC VITAMINS It could be said that never in history has so much money been spent on the advertising and purchasing of any merchandise, with so little knowledge of the product itself, on the part of either the seller or the buyer, as has been spent on vitamin and mineral supplements. Billions are [...]
Eat the Whole Egg
Posted in Cholesterol and eggs, Eggs, Heart health, Heart wisdom, nutrition, Obesity, One-A-Day Vitamins, Whole Foods on August 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The yoke is where the nutrition is. Here’s to the faithful breakfast egg! I found a great article on the nutritional qualities of the egg on Facebook and thought I would share it with my blog readers. You’ll find it at this link: http://www.truthaboutabs.com/whole-eggs-or-egg-whites.html Here’s an excerpt: “This is a perfect example of how confused most [...]
Whole Food Vs Half Food Supplements
Posted in Health care crisis, Heart health, nutrition, Nutritional therapies, One-A-Day Vitamins, Supplements, Uncategorized, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin supplements, Vitamins, Whole Foods, tagged Alternative medicine, Food supplements, Vitamins, Whole Foods on July 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Only whole foods are ”natural.” We are born to see things whole. We have to be taught fragmentation. When a child sees an apple, it sees something whole. This is well before it knows even how to spell the word. In fact, a child has to be taught how to spell a-p-p-l-e. But first it [...]