Archive for November, 2009

Biggest Nutrition Myths of All Time

Sunday, November 29th, 2009

Nutrition myths are a common occurrence in our daily life. Here are some of the common nutrition myths:
• Sugar is the cause of diabetes
• All fats are considered to be harmful for health
• Brown sugar has more health benefits than white sugar
• Brown eggs taste better and are even more nutritious than white eggs
• Seafood must be strictly avoided if [...]

The Benefits of DMAE in Your Nutrition

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

For an average person, it takes about seven times to process something and get it associated in the long term memory. When you mature with age, forgetting things is an altogether common occurrence. Whether it’s forgetting your drawer keys or picking up your kids after school, it all happens too often.
It‘s here that DMAE plays [...]

Nutrition advice

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

Nutrition levels are something that you should keep an eye for if you aim to lose weight. At certain times, your regular diets do not take care of your nutrition levels. When too many diet regimes are followed at the same time, it adds a certain kind of distortion. On the other hand, you may [...]

Optimal brain nutrition

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

Brain nutrition is an absolute must if you want to have a normal functioning of the brain. The most essential components that help the brain to function perfectly are amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates.
Our brain finds it extremely difficult to function without fats so it’s very well understood that fat is one [...]

Gout Nutrition

Saturday, November 7th, 2009

The worst part about suffering from gout is that you are not allowed to have a long list of food items. Those suffering from gout are asked to follow a special diet, which maintains such strict observations. The most essential nutrition for Gout is fruits. Make sure you include lots of fruits in your daily [...]

Nutrition for hypothyroidism

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

Your body stops functioning normally when there arises a deficiency of hormones. The intensity of such symptoms may vary with every passing individual. The major symptoms are witnessed in the form of walking problems, excessive fatigue and sweating, constipation, increasing heart rate, insomnia, excessive perspiration, tremor, agitation, and so on.
In order to do away with [...]