Changing Diet and Exercise Patterns give Best Results

Changing Diet and Exercise Patterns give Best Results

By jensenkent22 on from www.natureworldnews.com

Adopting a healthy diet and exercise regimen is essential for maintaining weight. And, according to a new study from Stanford University School of Medicine, people need to focus on both of these simultaneously to achieve better, long-lasting results.
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Conn. cancer patient fights marijuana loophole

Conn. cancer patient fights marijuana loophole

By janiceherts on from www.nhregister.com

Eighteen states and Washington D.C. have legalized medical marijuana. Connecticut joined that group last year. While it's legal to use medical marijuana there, it's not legal to grow it, and there's no place open that legally sells it.
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14 New York Tech Start-Ups With Pretty Great Food and Drink Perks

14 New York Tech Start-Ups With Pretty Great Food and Drink Perks

By mannb98 on from newyork.grubstreet.com

It's not all doom and gloom in the working world: This week's New York explores the lavish perks offered by tech companies. Evernote treats its staff to house-cleaners, Tumblr has a puppy "intern," and Google boasts a gourmet chef on campus.
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Happiness is…thinking you get laid more often than your friends

Happiness is…thinking you get laid more often than your friends

By conoradams on from www.medicalnewstoday.com

Sex makes us happy. More sex makes us happier. But a newly published study suggests that having more sex than we think other people are having makes us happiest of all.
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'Western' Diet Doesn't Make for Healthy Seniors

'Western' Diet Doesn't Make for Healthy Seniors

By Sansfaim on from www.medpagetoday.com

A diet high in fried, sweet, and processed foods is not associated with healthy aging, a large cohort study found. Participants on a Western-style diet had lower odds of ideal aging, defined as the absence of chronic diseases and mental health problems, as well as good cardiometabolic, respiratory, musculoskeletal, and cognitive function, according to Tasnime Akbaraly, PhD, of INSERM in Montpelli
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The fad-free diet plan

The fad-free diet plan

By androposh on from www.news.com.au

Breakfast eaters are more likely to maintain a healthy weight. Include a source of protein such as an egg or baked beans and a low-GI food such as wholegrain toast or low-fat yoghurt. Protein-rich foods and lower-GI carbohydrates provide important nutrients and also help keep you full for longer.


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Don’t say cheerio to that leftover cereal milk

Don’t say cheerio to that leftover cereal milk

By selfesteem1 on from www.independent.co.uk

In further evidence of the udder madness sweeping a food industry obsessed with innovation, cereal milk is becoming a thing. That is cereal-flavoured milk for those without access to a spoon or teeth.
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Circumcision study supports HIV theory

Circumcision study supports HIV theory

By lowhat on from www.upi.com

Circumcision is known to reduce a man's risk of HIV infection by at least half, but scientists don't know why. A new study offers support for the theory that removing the foreskin deprives troublesome bacteria of a place to live, leaving the immune system in much better shape to keep the human immunodeficiency virus at bay.
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