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| Thursday, May 13, 2010 |
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Dietary Management of Gout
By admin @ 1:32 PM :: 60 Views ::
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Dietary Management of Gout
Diet plays a role in the management of gout. Foods rich in purines, as well as large amounts of foods containing a moderate concentration of purines, should be avoided as they increase the amount of uric acid in the blood and may trigger a gout attack. See the sidebar for a list of foods containing purines.
Purines are the very basic molecular building blocks of DNA and RNA. As the body breaks down purines in foods - uric acid is formed.
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| Tuesday, January 26, 2010 |
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Answers to Your Questions about Probiotics
By admin @ 8:47 AM :: 122 Views ::
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Answers to Your Questions about Probiotics
5 things you should know about probiotic products.
The business of beneficial bacteria seems to be booming, with the word "probiotics" showing up on labels of everything from supplements to yogurt to granola bars.
Probiotics are "friendly bacteria" that are similar to organisms that occur naturally in the digestive tract. Certain strains or types of probiotics have been linked to all sorts of health benefits, from helping with irritable bowel syndrome and traveler’s diarrhea to boosting the immune system. They're sometimes used with antibiotics to combat the diarrhea that may result from taking antibiotics.
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| Wednesday, January 13, 2010 |
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10 Ways to Help Boost Your "Good" Cholesterol
By admin @ 1:57 PM :: 131 Views ::
0 Comments :: :: Cholesterol Management, Tips and Recommendations, Diet and Disease
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10 Ways to Help Boost Your "Good" Cholesterol
At the risk of sounding like a certain 20-something socialite, HDL is hot! Advances in research have brought more attention to the blood lipid (or fat) we often call "good" cholesterol.
"Good" cholesterol doesn't refer to the cholesterol we eat in food, but to the high density lipoprotein cholesterol circulating in our blood. It's one of the blood fats measured in the lipid panel blood test doctors perform. And it's the component you want more of, because increasing HDL helps lower your risk of heart disease.
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| Thursday, December 10, 2009 |
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| Saturday, December 05, 2009 |
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| Saturday, December 05, 2009 |
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How Much Calcium?
By admin @ 4:17 PM :: 152 Views ::
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How Much Calcium?
Calcium Supplements
Building strong and healthy bones requires an adequate dietary intake of calcium and exercise beginning in childhood and adolescence for both sexes. Most importantly, however, a high dietary calcium intake or taking calcium supplements alone is not sufficient in treating osteoporosis, and should not be viewed as an alternative to or substituted for more potent prescription osteoporosis medications. In the first several years after menopause, rapid bone loss can occur even if calcium supplements are taken.
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| Thursday, December 03, 2009 |
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