Edible Education: Nutrition, Health, and Diet Related Disease – Video

04-10-2011 10:37 Patricia Crawford, MPH DR.PH, RD, Director, Robert and Veronica Atkins UC Berkeley Center for Weight and Health Robert Lustig, MD, Author SPONSORED BY THE EDIBLE SCHOOLYARD PROJECT http://WWW.EDIBLESCHOOLYARD.ORG WITH SUPPORT FROM STEPHEN SILBERSTEIN AND THE KNIGHT FOUNDATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISM LIVE STREAM SPONSORED BY BON APPETIT MANAGEMENT COMPANY INSTRUCTORS: MICHAEL POLLAN AND NIKKI HENDERSON

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20-01-2012 01:55 sorry for the wait, our newest installment of our Vlog, introducing new segments.

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Vegan Nutrition To Build Muscle Fast – Video

04-12-2011 13:40 *************** http://www.outstandinghealthnow.com ****************** "Recover from anything and start living in the top 1% of the healthiest people on the planet." ******************** Click on the Link above now! ********************** In this vid I share vegan nutrition to build muscle fast on my quest to gain 30lbs of cruelty free muscle in 100 days. Today I am making a green juice, lemon ginger blast with spinach, celery, apples, courgette, lemon and ginger to hydrate, alkalize and energize my day. Also a green smoothie of banana, dates and spinach

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Study review shows vitamin D, cod liver oil very effective

Study review shows vitamin D, cod liver oil very effective at preventing and treating tuberculosis
by: Jonathan Benson

Sometimes the old fashioned ways of treating disease are still the safest and most effective. A recent review of an 1848 study conducted at the former Hospital for Consumption in Chelsea, UK, now known as the Royal Brompton Hospital (RBH), has found that cod liver oil, which is rich in vitamin D, is still an effective treatment for tuberculosis.

Professor Sir Malcolm Green, who used to work at RBH but has since retired, unearthed the old study which involved over 1,000 patients with tuberculosis, a contagious bacterial infection that can lead to death. One group composed of 542 patients was given standard treatment along with cod liver oil, while another group of 535 patients was given only the standard treatment.

At the conclusion of the study, doctors saw stabilization of the disease in 18 percent of the patients given cod liver oil, while only six percent of those in the control group saw improvement. Thirty-three percent of patients in the control group also ended up dying, compared to only 19 percent of those in the cod liver oil group. Read more...

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Science Probes How Probiotic Yogurts Affect Your Gut

(HealthDay News) -- Researchers have put the health promises of popular probiotic yogurts to the test and found they may alter the way in which food is metabolized.

But whether that means probiotic foods and supplements can improve your health remains to be seen, they said.

"Federal regulatory agencies are increasingly interested in evaluating all the health claims being made by probiotic food manufacturers," said study co-author Dr. Jeffrey Gordon, a biologist and director of the Center for Genome Sciences at Washington University School of Medicine, in St. Louis. "So what we did was try to develop a model for the human gut that can give us a way to measure the effects."

What they saw, Gordon said, "is that adding a few billion of these microbial organisms to a gut community already containing tens of trillions of bacteria can, in fact, influence the metabolism of food ingredients. The structure of the microbe community doesn't change. But the function does."

Funding for the research came from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Danone Research, an arm of the food conglomerate that makes Dannon probiotic yogurt Activia. Read more...

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