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Weight-Loss Tips and Tricks: Get Muscle Bound

Performing strength-training exercises two to three times a per week whether it's with free weights or weights machines - adds muscle mass, which increase your resting metabolic rate, explains Wayne Westcott, Ph.D., fitness research director at t [Read More]

Purpura: Bleeding Disease

Posted by: admin on May 4,2010 No Comments

Purpura: Bleeding Disease

Purpura is a bleeding disease in which the walls of the smaller blood vessels become dilated and thin then rapture, causing local hemorhage. Purpura is more common in women. It tends to come on in a middle life and so to run in families. In one t [Read More]

Which one is more Healthier  Soups or Salad?

Both can be excellent choices, or lousy ones. "Soup can be very healthy  and filling if they're broth-based or bean-based," says Gidus. "But stay away from anything with the word "creamy" or "cheese" in it."Case in point: At Denny's, the Chicken [Read More]

Polycythemia Symptoms and Treatment

Posted by: admin on Apr 22,2010 No Comments

Polycythemia Symptoms and Treatment

Polycythemia is a condition in which there is an increase in the proportion of blood volume that is occupied by red blood cells, which is measured as hematocrit level. It can be due to an increase in the mass of red blood cells ("absolute polyc [Read More]

Weight-Loss Tips and Tricks:  Never Eat Out of a Box

Put the cracker chips, cereal, or other food onto plate or bowl. "Research has found that people eat 25 to 50 percent more when they eat out of a package," Zelman says. [Read More]

Garlic a Food You Won’t Forget

Posted by: admin on Apr 8,2010 No Comments

Garlic a Food You Won't Forget

Eating garlic may improve your mind. Researchers in Pakistan found that rats fed a puree of garlic and water performed better on a memory test than rats that weren't fed the mixture. Consuming garlic may increase brain level of serotonin, which h [Read More]

Bone Marrow Anemia Symptoms and Treatment

Many different factors may interfere with the normal production of red blood cells in the bone marrow. Infections, inflammatory conditions, rheumatoid arthritis, tumor of various kinds, cancer of bones, and certain toxic substances – all of the [Read More]

Weight-Loss Tips and Tricks: Take Good Notes

A study of the Center for Behavioral Medicine in Chicago cocluded that if people write down everything they eat at least 75 percent of the time, they'll be more likely to succeed at losing weight and keeting it off. This is a form of self-monitor [Read More]

Which one is more Healthier Veggie fried rice or Veggie chow mein?

Veggie fried rice Veggie chow mein It’s a noodles by a nose. At Panda Express, vegetables fried rice contains more calories than the noodles (390 compared to 330), slightly more saturated fat (2.5 grams compared to 2 grams) and more signi [Read More]

Pernicious Anemia Symptoms and Treatment

Posted by: admin on Mar 23,2010 No Comments

Pernicious Anemia Symptoms and Treatment

In Pernicious Anemia the blood cells are larger than normal,  fewer in number. Instead of 5,000,000 red  cells per cubic millimeter, the count may drop to 1,000,000. Trouble arises because the “intrinsic factor” normally produced by the sto [Read More]

Which one is more Healthier Muffin or Scone?

A muffin is usually the better choice because scones contain more artery-clogging fat, but both are high in calories. "Scones are very dense," say Tara Gidus, an Orlando, Fla., Nutritionist and spokeswoman for American Dietetic Association. [Read More]

Weight-Loss Tips and Tricks: Shave 100 Calories a Day

If you cut 100 calories per day, you won't even notice the difference but could lose up to 10 pounds in a year! Easy ways to do it: Swap two tablespoons of light vinaigrette for two tablespoons of creamy salad dressing; have two slices of to [Read More]

Get Enough ZZZ’s

Posted by: admin on Mar 11,2010 No Comments

Get Enough ZZZ's

Research at Stanford University found that when people slept only five hours a night, they had low levels of gherlin hormones that are involved in appetite regulation - compared to those who clocked eight hours of shut-eye per night. While proper [Read More]

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