Best and Worst Halloween Candy
By Deborah Dunham
Oct 26th 2009 9:00AM
Halloween is this weekend, and we all know what that means. A few pieces of chocolate before the doorbell starts ringing, a few more in between the ghosts and goblins and plenty of leftovers when the night is over. Halloween may be fun, but it can [...]
ALBERTA STUDY LOOKS AT LINK BETWEEN DEPRESSION, NUTRITION AND PREGNANCY
October 18, 2009 by SECN
EDMONTON, AB, Troy Media, Cheryl Croucher – A new study is looking at the impact nutrition has on the mental health of pregnant women and the development of their babies. The study, called APrON – Alberta Pregnancy Outcomes and Nutrition, funded by the Alberta Heritage [...]
How Nutrition Helps In Aging
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Many of us eat with no thought of the nutritional value of the stuff we put in our mouth. Of the 13 major nutrients found in fruits and vegetables, six have declined substantially, according to a study by Donald Davis, a biochemist at the University of Texas at Austin. Using data from the U.S. Department [...]
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Are vegetables more nutritious raw or cooked? If you are an omnivore, you probably don′t care — you are used to cooked food.
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