November 4th, 2010 
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Mediterranean diet helps control cholesterol: Adding monounsaturated fats to a low-cholesterol diet can further …
The addition of monounsaturated fat to a cholesterol-lowering dietary portfolio in patients with mild to moderate elevated cholesterol levels increased HDL by 12.5 percent and lowered LDL levels by 35 percent, found a new study.
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Local Store Helps Food Allergy Sufferers
An estimated 12 million Americans have food allergies and experts say the number is growing fast. Managing food allergies can be such a chore it inspired one West Michigan man to go into business helping himself and other sufferers.
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August 17th, 2010 admin
Love red meat? Cutting back just a bit helps heart
Eating too much red meat has long been a no-no for people with high cholesterol and other risk factors for heart disease. But it hasn’t always been clear how much is too much.
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August 12th, 2010 admin Ravens nutritionist helps players hungry for Super Bowl win
Nutritionist coaches Ravens’ eaters Here is what happened at lunch Tuesday when Sue James stood at the end of the Ravens’ buffet line at training camp in Westminster. Players saw the team nutritionist and quickly checked their plates for fruits and vegetables.
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August 12th, 2010 admin Nutritionist helps Ravens keep performance up through season
Nutritionist coaches Ravens’ eaters HealthKey: Three weeks into training camp at McDaniel College, the Ravens are working to get ready for their first exhibition game Thursday. But they are also readying themselves with a proper diet and fitness regimen to help them get through the long season, thanks to team nutritionist Sue James.
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Posted in Articles Tags: Helps, keep, Nutritionist, Performance, Ravens, Season, Through Comments Off August 11th, 2010 admin Arthritis Knee Pain Helps Motivate Phil Mickelson to Get Treatment
Arthritis Knee Pain can be a debilitating symptom. Phil Mickelson knows this today just as many aging Americans do. Phil Mickelson is being treated for a form of arthritis that surfaced just before the U.S. Open and left him in so much pain he couldn’t walk. Mickelson revealed Tuesday that he has psoriatic arthritis, a condition he said causes the immune system to attack the body’s joints and …
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August 5th, 2010 admin Integrative Medicine Center Helps Parents Prevent ADHD in Children
Recent Research Supports Nutritional Upgrade to Improve Academic Performance
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August 5th, 2010 admin Genetically Engineered Herpes Virus Helps Treat Mouth, Neck And Head Cancer
Doctors have used a genetically engineered herpes virus to help treat patients suffering from mouth, neck and head cancer. In a trial run by the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, 17 patients were given injections of the virus, as well as being treated with chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The cold sore virus, known as Onco VEX, was modified to multiply …
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July 30th, 2010 admin Studying snake venom’s toxin helps in developing therapies for heart disease, cancer
Researchers seeking to learn more about stroke by studying how the body responds to toxins in snake venom are this week releasing new findings that they hope will aid in the development of therapies for heart disease and, surprisingly, cancer. The Japanese team is reporting in a Journal of Biological Chemistry “Paper of the Week” that they are optimistic that inhibiting a protein found on the …
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July 28th, 2010 admin Project helps Alaskans spice up soil
While Alaska has abundant natural resources, soil that’s good for gardening isn’t among them. To help residents create better dirt and grow vegetables to supplement their hunting, fishing and gathering, the University of Alaska at Fairbanks was given a federal grant to create demonstration gardens where soil will be mixed with local fertilizers.
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