Video Channel my new Video Channel
Question?
Ask Me For Free!
I don't have any questions, I just wanted to thank you for bringing life back to me.
I was so sick and now I am feeling as good as I did twenty years ago! It has been a long battle: no energy, aches and pains going from one
Dr. to the next. They told me it was anything from arthritis to depression; they had me on steroids for three years... All behind me now!
I just don't know how to thank you. I think it would be wonderful if you could just be everywhere with your caring heart. Information and the
real reason behind all of the bad, sick days that so many of us have had.
Sincerely, Jessica...@telusplanet.net
More
DropBox -
The future of diet assessment may come from a simple urine test. A new study shows that a simple urine test can identify people who are eating a poor diet and that levels of potassium in urine are closely related to nutrition. 220 participants with a kidney stone diagnosis and aged between 18 to 50 were evaluated for a period of 24 hours. Participants also answered questionnaires regarding their food intake and had their blood pressure and body mass index (BMI) measured as well. Results showed that the higher the level of potassium in urine, the higher the intake of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Participants with lower potassium levels in their urine were more likely to report eating red meat, fast food, and high-calorie drinks with lots of sugar. Participants with higher levels of potassium also had lower levels of BMI, diastolic blood pressure, and heart rate than participants with lower levels of potassium. Reasearchers did not find any association between sodium and any of the above mentioned variables. They also recommend further research to validate their findings although they are confident in their hypothesis that potassium in urine can objectively measure dietary quality. Further research will be conducted in participants with other problems besides kidney stones as well. SOURCES: Journal of Nutrition, April 2009. Climate And Obesity Connected To Food Waste Children Who Don't Respond To Loud Noises When Young Later Commit More Crimes Wasteful American Healthcare System MP3 Players Can Cause Permanent Hearing Loss
Breastfed Infants Grow Up With Higher IQ
Better Sleep Quality Equals Better Grades
Liver Disease May be Caused By Pollution Harms of Texting Placebo Effect of Caffeine Nighttime Urination Related To Increased Death Rate Among Elderly Bed Bugs Are Harmless Less Sleep Increases Blood Pressure Urine Test Determines Quality Of Diet Guard Against Gum Disease With Green Tea Vitamin C Decreases Gout Risk Sleeplessness On The Rise As Economy Falls Phone Calls Help To Lose Weight Protect Your Ears Genes Related To Risks Taken In The Financial Market Going To Church Decreases Suicide Risk Correlation Between Stuttering And Bilingualism Clean Air Increases Life Expectancy Winter Brings Higher Blood Pressure Sleep Prevents Cold
Related News
Hearing Loss and Folate Intake
Low blood levels of folate has been found to be related to age-related hearing loss.
New research shows that America's food waste can contribute to global climate changes and the rise in obesity.
3-year-olds who fear unpleasant sounds have been found to commit less crimes as adults.
America's healthcare system wastes up to $800 billion a year.
Turn down the volume to protect your ears!
New US research confirms previous studies that have linked breastfeeding to higher IQ.
New US study has found that teens have higher grades when they have more and better sleep.
Not only do alcohol and hepatitis influence your liver, but also pollution is found to harm it.
Text Messaging can bring about sleep deprivation and anxiety.
New research shows physical effects of caffeine withdrawals
Elderly who get up two or more times a night to urinate face a higher risk of death.
Bed bugs may be harmless, but they are tough critters.
People with trouble falling asleep and staying asleep have a higher risk for high blood pressure.
High potassium levels indicate a good diet.
Drinking green tea protects gums against periodontal diseases.
Researchers think that vitamin C reduces uric acid levels, helping with gout.
A new poll shows that close to a third of all Americans are unable to find good sleep because they are worried about the economy, their money, or their job.
Calling your dietician is just as effective as visiting him/her.
Now you can go to all the rock concerts you want to.
Have trouble handling the roller coaster financial market?
Religion is helping both your spiritual and physical lives.
Bilinguals are more likely to st-st-stutter.
Pollution particles are actually killing you slowly.
Is cold weather bad for your blood pressure?
Enough sleep and good sleep are important to keeping your immune system up.