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27 April 2010
Cordain vs Campbell
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I recently read what is entitled the " Protein Debate " between Loren Cordain, a paleo diet proponent, and Colin Campbell, a plant...
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20 April 2010
What causes Autism
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Any connection between autism and childhood vaccines? I don't really "believe" in much unless backed by science. I realize ...
16 April 2010
Thoughts on High Fructose Corn Syrup
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There are some really wacked people on the Internet who try to blame the whole obesity epidemic on HFCS, fructose or agave and are misguidin...
15 April 2010
Sucralose (Splenda)
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Sucralose has been on the market for about two decades now and has been touted as a quite the wonderful artificial sweetener. The safety pro...
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High cola intake may cut sperm count, reports Danish study
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Men who drink a few too many Diet Coke or some other cola-like beverages daily may have fewer sperm, according to a new study. The study, p...
Luo han guo - a source of xylitol
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Louo han guo is a fruit that has been recently hyped up and marketed as a natural sweetener. What is it really? It's really just a sourc...
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Summing up Low-carb
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Low-carbohydrate diets may do wonders for quick weight loss (mostly from water loss) and to improve glucose and insulin levels, but they are...
11 April 2010
Does low-calorie dieting cause you to "yo yo" because of lowered metabolism?
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This post came out of a question from someone who asked a question related to whether or not eating a very low calorie diet would lead to a ...
Undigested meat in the colon
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When you have undigested meat proteins in your colon, they will basically do what they do when thery are outside the colon: they rot. The ro...
Green tea EGCG in low doses boosts fat oxidation by amounts comparable to caffeine
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Several studies have reported that green tea improves weight loss, which has largely been attributed to its content of caffeine. A pilot stu...
10 April 2010
Whole milk better for your heart?
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Every nutritionist knows (or should know) that a DASH eating plan is incredibly effective for helping patients to lower their blood pressur...
09 April 2010
Getting to the Bottom of Hemorrhoids
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When a patient has hemorrhoids (most prevalent in males over 50) then it is always important to evaluate hydration and dietary fiber intake ...
03 April 2010
Heartburn and Diet
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Heartburn is an awful feeling that almost everyone has suffered from at some time in their lives. It's disheartening to hear that in the...
31 March 2010
Vitamin D and Crohn's disease
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Vitamin D deficiency may actually contribute to Crohn's disease because the hormone modulates the immune system. According to endocrinol...
Managing Diverticulitis After Treatment
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It is well documented that a diet low in insoluble fiber is considered the main etiological factor in leading to diverticulitis. The intake ...
Helping a Patient Manage IBS and Diarrhea
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When IBS is diarrhea-predominant, a doctor may prescribe an antimotility agent to assist patients with symptoms (1). He or she may also pres...
26 March 2010
Low-carb diets and dehydration
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It is well known that dehydration is a potential adverse effect of a ketogenic diet, which is one higher in fat with adequate protein and lo...
Kidneys: Animal vs Veggie Protein
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I was curious to know what it is about animal protein in general that would affect kidneys more than vegetable protein. So I went searching ...
Why Evidence-based Nutrition
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As a result of my profession in science communications, it is a fact of life that I come in to work to find 1-2 papers to read every morning...
25 March 2010
How much water do I drink?
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I've been perusing through Dr. Batmanghelidj's book Your Body's Many Cries for Water . Yes, I'm well aware that it does not ...
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