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Tomatoes may reduce kidney cancer risk

Tomatoes may reduce kidney cancer risk

A new study from Wayne State University shows that lycopene-rich foods such as tomatoes may reduce kidney cancer risk, specifically renal cell carcinoma (a type of kidney cancer). Cathryn Bock, Ph.D., M.P.H., associate professor of Oncology at Wayne State University’s School of Medicine and her team discovered this after analyzing […]

by March 3, 2015
Halloween teal pumpkin project protects kids with food allergies

Halloween teal pumpkin project protects kids with food allergies

Halloween is just around the corner, and it can be a “nightmare” for kids with food allergies. Chocolate contains milk, candy bars can contain nuts, and eggs and soy are also common allergen ingredients in Halloween treats, according to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease. The Food & […]

by October 24, 2014
Vitamin E essential for first 1,000 days of life

Vitamin E essential for first 1,000 days of life

Despite conflicting reports about the need for dietary vitamin E, a new study shows that adequate levels of this nutrient are especially essential for the very young, the elderly, and woman who are or may become pregnant. A lifelong intake of vitamin E is also important, the research team said, […]

by September 17, 2014
Why are your kids not getting enough sleep?

Why are your kids not getting enough sleep?

Do not ignore the power of a good night’s sleep. Quality sleep has become somewhat of a rarity these days. Sometimes, it is easy to believe that you can get by without an adequate amount of rest, but a lack of sleep can contribute to health risks in the long […]

by September 13, 2014
CDC director Dr. Tom Friedman states U.S. ‘surging’ efforts to stop Ebola

CDC director Dr. Tom Friedman states U.S. ‘surging’ efforts to stop Ebola

One important aspect of healthy living is being educated on outbreaks and epidemics and knowing what steps to take to keep your loved ones and yourself safe. There is an increasing amount of worry building up as health authorities attempt to halt the outbreak of the deadly Ebola in West […]

by August 7, 2014
The top 6 dietary steps to help you lose weight fast

The top 6 dietary steps to help you lose weight fast

Including organic foods in your diet is key to healthy living and to weight management. Nowadays, there are many fast weight loss remedies and they may not be scientifically proven to work. A healthy diet with organic foods, exercise and self-control are proven key factors to successful weight loss. Let’s take a look […]

by May 31, 2014
Common warning signs of a heart attack

Common warning signs of a heart attack

Heart disease is a major epidemic, and is the leading cause of death here in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 600,000 people die of heart disease in the U.S. every year, which is 1 in every 4 deaths. Heart attacks are […]

by May 3, 2014
Too much omega-6s can increase heart risks

Too much omega-6s can increase heart risks

Omega-3 fatty acids are beneficial for the heart and brain and their many health benefits are numerous. Yet, excess consumption of omega-6 fatty acids can actually be detrimental to our health. According to a publication from the National Institutes of Health, evidence is piling up that contradicts popular belief about omega-6 […]

by June 12, 2013