Health Buzz: 'Good' Cholesterol May Not Be That Good For You - U.S. News & World Report

Health Buzz: 'Good' Cholesterol May Not Be That Good For You U.S. News & World Report By Angela Haupt Raising levels of "good" cholesterol may not be so good for you, after all. Doctors have long preached that HDL cholesterol could potentially protect against heart disease, while LDL cholesterol raises the risk of heart problems. and more »

Is eco-friendly food better for you? - Body and Soul

Is eco-friendly food better for you? Body and Soul By Angela Tufvesson First published: May 20th, 2012 They might sound more wholesome, but there's little evidence to suggest that organic, free-range and hormone-free foods are any better for your health than conventionally grown produce. and more »

Salk Study May Offer Drug-Free Intervention to Prevent Obesity and Diabetes - Newswise (press release)

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Salk Study May Offer Drug-Free Intervention to Prevent Obesity and Diabetes Newswise (press release) Two control groups ate a standard diet comprising about 13 percent of calories from fat under similar conditions. After 100 days, the mice who ate fatty food frequently throughout the day gained weight and developed high cholesterol, high blood glucose ... Diet myth about frequent meals bustedIndia Today Meal times determine weight gain in miceCBC.ca Salk Study May Offer Drug-Free Intervention To Prevent ObesityKbps all 90 news articles »

Statins could benefit everyone over 50, study suggests - CTV.ca

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Statins could benefit everyone over 50, study suggests CTV.ca We have to get back to the basics of eating clean and healthy foods and physical activity. Metamucil has also been shown to reduced cholesterol levels, especially LDL the "bad" cholesterol............ Arn't there many lawsuites pending in the US ... Statins 'Could Boost Health Of Millions'Yahoo! News UK all 81 news articles »

Home HIV Test Backed By FDA Panel - U.S. News & World Report

Home HIV Test Backed By FDA Panel U.S. News & World Report Is a Gluten-Free Diet Smart for Weight Loss? Miley Cyrus is looking leaner than ever these days, fueling mass speculation of an eating disorder. Last month, she took to Twitter to defend her slim physique: “For everyone calling me anorexic, ... and more »