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Dietary Guidelines for a Child's Growing Brain

Once a child moves beyond breastfeeding, it's up to us parents to take on the awesome responsibility of navigating our way through a pretty lousy American diet and nourishing our kids in ways that help — not hinder — their growing bodies and brains.

This is more challenging than it ought to be, because the American diet — especially for kids — is so skewed toward empty calories. Read on...


15 Simple Tips to Help You Live to 100

A study conducted by Boston University shows that the fastest growing area of the American population is the centenarian community (i.e., those who are 100 years of age or older). The second largest growing area is people who are 85 years or older. In other words, you have a great chance to live a very long time in this modern society. Read on...

 

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Metabolism.com Bulletin BoardI am 23 y.o. and weigh 79 kilos. I recently had a blood test done and my doctor said my cholesterole was high. Since then I have been trying to decrease my weight to lower my cholesterole. My doctor said that my ideal weight is between 50-68 kilos. My aim to begin with was 72 kilos. I have been doing Billy Blanks tae bo (mixture of cardio and fat blasting) and Jillian Michaels cardio kickbox for 33 days about an hour each day and have only gone down 2.5 kilos for all that effort. I am eating the right amount of calories but am annoyed that there is not more results on the scale. I get that maybe my body is tonning up which is seems to have done but then should it not start to drop weight after that. I am just trying to get down within the healthy range. How long do I have to wait?

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Obesity Caused by a Virus?



OVER THE SHOULDER LOOK AT A WOMAN CHECKING HER WEIGHT
Researchers already know that ten different viruses can cause obesity in animals. Recent information presented at a conference in Boston by Dr. Nikhil Dhurandhar and colleagues, pin-points adenovirus-36 as a potential cause of obesity in humans. Go to blog.

Why Do You Feel Fat After Losing Weight?

Why do you still feel fat after losing weight? Why is yo-yo dieting so prevalent? Are anorexics really being honest in their heart of hearts when they gaze in a mirror at their scrawny, starving bodies and insist they are grossly fat? Go to blog.

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