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Matti Narkia

Are we meat eaters or vegetarians? Part I | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. - 0 views

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    "One of the problems - if it could be called a problem - in writing this blog and moderating the comments is most readers are pretty intelligent. Occasionally I have the angry vegetarian wander in, take me to task for my errant ways, and, after a comeback or two on my part, drift away to never be heard from again. Thanks to the confirmation bias, this blog pretty much selects against the non-meat eater. So, I tend to forget how many people there are out there who are pretty much clueless about basic nutrition, and how many people there are who bobble through life spouting cliches they've heard along the way as great nutritional truths. Based on the comments I get on this blog, it seems to me that most people are pretty nutritionally sophisticated and reasonable."
Matti Narkia

Are we meat eaters or vegetarians? Part I | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. - 0 views

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    "One of the problems - if it could be called a problem - in writing this blog and moderating the comments is most readers are pretty intelligent. Occasionally I have the angry vegetarian wander in, take me to task for my errant ways, and, after a comeback or two on my part, drift away to never be heard from again. Thanks to the confirmation bias, this blog pretty much selects against the non-meat eater. So, I tend to forget how many people there are out there who are pretty much clueless about basic nutrition, and how many people there are who bobble through life spouting cliches they've heard along the way as great nutritional truths. Based on the comments I get on this blog, it seems to me that most people are pretty nutritionally sophisticated and reasonable."
duy spasalonus

Wholesale Pedicure Chairs, Pedicure Spa, Pedicure Chair Equipment - 0 views

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    pedicure chair for  nail salon
Matti Narkia

VitaminD3 - Ted Hutchinson's blog - 0 views

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    "Thursday, 17 December 2009 This blog is in response to Dr Briffa's post here. as I keep having problems commenting on his blogs. While 44ng/ml is sufficient to not only maximize uptake of calcium (>32ng/ml) and ensure maximum bone mineral density (>42ng/ml), pregnant and nursing mothers should be aware that in order to maximize the amount of vitamin D3 in human breast milk 6400iu/daily was found to be necessary to raise (>58ng/ml) at latitude 32. This is detailed in the Taylor, Wagner and Hollis paper. Vitamin D supplementation during lactation to support infant and mother. Although 4000iu/daily met the mothers daily needs in full it left babies being born with lower 25(OH)D status than required for optimum calcium absorption They also found DAILY use of supplements was required by pregnant and nursing mothers to ensure an even daily Vitamin D3 supply to the foetus & baby. It makes virtually no measurable difference for everyone else if you supplement daily or weekly. While Dr Briffa will not be lactating he may be interested seeing in the Grassrootshealth chart showing disease incidence by 25(OH)D status. this may encourage him to go just another 10ng/ml higher and a bit nearer to the natural level at which human breast milk flows replete with D3."
Matti Narkia

The Heart Scan Blog: Heart Scan Blog Redux: Cheers to flavonoids - 0 views

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    "Because in Track Your Plaque we've been thinking a lot about anthocyanins, here's a rerun of a previous Heart Scan Blog post about red wine. (Anthocyanins are among the interesting flavonoids in red wine, along with resveratrol and quercetin.) "
nirvana-india

Search Blog 2014 - Nirvana Naturopathy & Retreat - 0 views

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    It is one of the most useful and well-known forms of naturopathy in India. It is a passive form of exercise that stimulates the soft tissues of the body through pressure, tension, motion and vibration provided both mechanically and manually. It helps in toning up the body, increasing the metabolism rates of the body and also curing some of the worst diseases like cervical spondylosis, arthritis, etc. For free discussion please fill up the contact us form. Website:http://www.nirvananaturopathy.com/archive/search-blog-2014
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    It is one of the most useful and well-known forms of naturopathy in India. It is a passive form of exercise that stimulates the soft tissues of the body through pressure, tension, motion and vibration provided both mechanically and manually. It helps in toning up the body, increasing the metabolism rates of the body and also curing some of the worst diseases like cervical spondylosis, arthritis, etc. For free discussion please fill up the contact us form. Website:http://www.nirvananaturopathy.com/archive/search-blog-2014
Matti Narkia

The Heart Scan Blog: vitamin D - 0 views

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    Vitamin D related articles in "The Heart Scan Blog" by Dr. William Davis
Matti Narkia

Multiple Sclerosis and You - Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatments... - 0 views

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    Multiple Sclerosis Blog By Julie Stachowiak, Ph.D.,
raving05

Oral Health Probiotics: How Probiotics Can Improve Your Dental Health ~ Health & Fitnes... - 0 views

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    The purpose of this blog post is to provide a comprehensive overview of oral health probiotics, their benefits, and how to incorporate them into your daily routine to improve your dental health. Additionally, the blog post will also discuss the precautions and potential side effects associated with oral probiotics.
prachi singh

Patient Blogging Could Offer Host of Benefits - Features - iHealthBeat - 0 views

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    nice
Matti Narkia

Rapid health improvements with a Paleolithic diet | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. - 0 views

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    I imagine most readers of this blog would expect a group of subjects to do better on a Paleolithic diet as compared to a standard American diet, but there are few studies actually making the comparison. One was posted yesterday in the Advance-0nline-Publication section of the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition that shows subjects following a Paleolithic diet made major metabolic changes, and made them rapidly
Matti Narkia

Foods That Fight Against Cervical Cancer - 0 views

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    Online Cancer blog tracks information on the advances in the study of cancers, and also other aspects of cancer related issues that concerns majority of people. Learn the latest information and treatment methods on prostate cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer, colon cancer, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, liver cancer, throat cancer.
Matti Narkia

The Heart Scan Blog: Beating the Heart Association diet is child's play - 0 views

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    In response to the Heart Scan Blog post, Post-Traumatic Grain Disorder, Anne commented: While on the American Heart Association diet my lipids peaked in 2003. I even tried the Ornish diet for a short time, but found it impossible. Total Cholesterol: 201 Triglycerides: 263 HDL: 62 LDL: 86 After I stopped eating gluten (I am very sensitive), my lipid panel improved slightly. This past year I started eating to keep my blood sugar under control by eliminating sugars and other grains. Now this is my most recent lab: Total Cholesterol: 162 Triglycerides: 80 HDL: 71 LDL: 75
Matti Narkia

Longevity Pill Tested in Humans - Technology Review: Blogs: David Ewing Duncan's blog - 0 views

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    Sirtris Pharmaceuticals announces that its souped-up version of resveratrol has passed early tests in humans
Matti Narkia

Vitamin D Testing Errors Continue - The Vitamin D Cure Blog » Blog Archive - 0 views

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    "A recent article in the New York Times highlighted an ongoing problem with the accuracy of vitamin D testing at the largest commercial clinical laboratory, Quest Diagnostics. It has become clear from shared experience among vitamin D experts, including myself, that Quest Diagnostics has a problem with seemingly random over-estimation of vitamin D levels."
Matti Narkia

Maybe Vitamin D Isn't The Answer After All - Dr. Len's Cancer Blog - 0 views

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    "We have been bombarded over the past couple of years with scientific articles suggesting that vitamin D is the key to improving many aspects of our health, including reducing the risks of dying from cancer. An article in this week's Journal of the National Cancer Institute reminds us that perhaps we should be a bit cautious in embracing vitamin D as "the answer" before we do more research. The report, from the National Cancer Institute and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, concluded that vitamin D levels in the blood were not related to overall cancer mortality. However, the study did find that higher levels of vitamin D were associated with a substantial decrease in the risk of dying from colorectal cancer, and possibly with a reduction in the risk of dying from breast cancer."
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