To continue with part 10 click here: www. youtube. com . Part 6 of 10: an interview with Dr. Udo Erasmus on nutrition, fats & oils, with a special focus on vegetarian & vegan health: What are the possible weaknesses or dangers in pursuing a vegetarian/vegan diet? Which fatty acids are essential for optimum health? How do vegetarian & vegans get their DHA and EPA? What about a vegan raw food diet? Also check out: www. udoerasmus. com Nutrition & Lifestyle consulting based in Munich, Germany www. morealive. de
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Junk food starts allergies: Western high-fat diets are blamed for surge in illnesses
Scientists have found evidence that ‘industrialised’ Western diets high in red meat, sugar and fat lowered the numbers of healthy bacteria in our guts.
Nursing moms’ high-fat diets: Obese babies
PITTSBURGH, July 19 (UPI) — Nursing mothers, who eat high-fat diets may be more likely to have obese babies, U.S. researchers suggest. Obesity – United States – Health – Home – Family
High-fat diet is linked to prostate ills
CLEVELAND, July 16 (UPI) — U.S. researchers say they are uncovering the mechanism linking a high-fat diet and prostate illnesses. Cancer – United States – Health – Conditions and Diseases – Prostate
Study links high-fat diet as potential cause of prostatic diseases
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in men with an estimated 192,280 new cases diagnosed in the US in 2009 (Jemal 2009). Diet is considered one of the most important controllable risk factors for inflammation and prostate diseases including benign prostatic hyperplsia, prostatitis, and prostate cancer.
High-fat Meals Bad For Asthma Patients
People with asthma may be well-advised to avoid heavy, high-fat meals, according to new research. Individuals with asthma who consumed a high-fat meal showed increased airway inflammation just hours after the binge, according to Australian researchers who conducted the study.
High-fat meals a no-no for asthma patients
People with asthma may be well-advised to avoid heavy, high-fat meals, according to new research. Individuals with asthma who consumed a high-fat meal showed increased airway inflammation just hours after the binge, according to Australian researchers who conducted the study. The high fat meal also appeared to inhibit the response to the asthma reliever medication Ventolin (albuterol).
High-Fat Meal May Trigger Asthma
SUNDAY, May 16 (HealthDay News) — It’s well known that food laden with fat isn’t good for your heart, but now a new study suggests that fatty meals may affect lung function, too.
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