Endocrine Society Releases Vitamin D Recommendations

Consuming enough vitamin D each day, either through diet or vitamin supplements, is one of the simplest and most important ways to maintain bone, nerve and organ health. After surveying the public health trends in the United States and abroad, the Endocrine Society recently released its recommendations for monitoring and maintaining healthy vitamin D levels

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Walnuts found to slow tumor growth

Walnuts – a great source of fiber – may be consumed by those suffering from prostate problems, as fiber has been linked to a reduced risk of prostate cancer. Now, new research suggests that breast cancer patients could also benefit from including the nuts in their diet, because they may slow the growth of tumors.

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Eating Blueberries May Lower Risk Of Liver Disease

Consuming blueberries, a food source that contains high levels of antioxidants, may help prevent the development of liver disease, according to findings published in the World Journal of Gastroenterology. Despite the development of many liver disease medications, researchers have yet to find a prescription that cause numerous side effects. In an effort to discover a

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Fruit juice linked to lower obesity, metabolic syndrome risk

A daily glass of 100 percent fruit juice reduces the risk factors for several chronic diseases, researchers say. The study, conducted by scientists from the University of Minnesota and based on a review of data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 1999-2004, found evidence that juice drinkers were slimmer, had better insulin sensitivity

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Yoga and meditation can help with weight loss

We already know that eating well, exercising and taking nutritional supplements can promote a lean, healthy body. Now, research conducted by a group of New Zealand scientists has found that adding yoga, meditation or another relaxation activity to your regular routine could help you shed additional pounds. The scientists compared the results of three groups

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Red Wine Chemical May Slow Cancers When Combined With Immunosuppressant

Scientists working at the Cleveland Clinic’s Lerner Research Institute have announced that a compound found in red wine may help prevent cancer growth, if combined with a common immunosuppressant. The team wrote in the journal Cancer Letters that reservatrol, a polyphenol molecule, has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties. Likewise, rapamycin – a common immune suppressing

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