Vegetable juice may help with weight loss

Researchers believe that people with metabolic syndrome may benefit from vegetable juice in their effort to control weight. Metabolic syndrome is associated with excess body fat in the midsection, high blood pressure, sugar and lipids levels. If untreated, it may increase the risk of heart disease, stroke or diabetes. The new study, conducted at the

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Health varies state by state

The health of the average American may differ considerably based on their state of residence, according to the findings of a new report. A study conducted by UnitedHealth Group found that residents of Louisiana and Mississippi were the unhealthiest in the nation. Meanwhile, those living in Vermont, Hawaii and New Hampshire were found to be

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Poor diet may lead to pancreatic cancer

Scientists are learning more about how bad eating habits may contribute to pancreatic cancer, a disease that will kill more than 35,000 Americans this year. ABC News has recently reported data from the National Institutes of Health which suggest people who indulge heavily in meat and dairy fats are more likely more to develop the

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Continuous Fluorescent Light Exposure May Increase Nutrition Levels In Spinach

Nutritional levels found in spinach may improve when exposed to fluorescent lighting used in grocery stores, according to findings published in the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry. Prior studies have found that spinach is a high source of antioxidants, folate and vitamins C, D and K. Spinach is normally sold in clear plastic containers

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