Archive for 'Nutrition' Category

Enjoying Better Nutrition in Gourmet Style

Nutrition

Saturday, February 6, 2010
There's a common belief that a change to a more nutritious diet spells the end of one's love affair with food. In other words, if you want to eat in a more healthy way, you have to sacrifice taste. Annemarie Colbin's life mission is to dispel that belief, and to spread the message that you can ...

Nutritional Myth Busters

Nutrition

Friday, February 5, 2010
Separating the facts from fiction couldn't be more important than when it comes to nutrition. However, in the world today and even with the Internet, it can be challenging to obtain factual information from a resource you can trust. This is the reason we've taken some of the most popular myths and busted them with ...

The Importance of Nutrition in General and Oral Health

Nutrition, Oral Health

Friday, February 5, 2010
The U.S. Surgeon General has stated emphatically that, “you can't be healthy without oral health.” Given this scientifically backed opinion, life-long good health requires a solid understanding and application of the basics in nutrition, diet, and exercise. With approximately 127 million overweight adults in the U.S., 60 million obese, and 9 million extremely obese, you ...

Guidelines Toward More Healthy Eating Habits

Nutrition

Thursday, February 4, 2010
Jenny Mathau of the Natural Gourmet Institutes has seven dietary guidelines that can help you enjoy better health and nutrition: Eat an abundance of fresh vegetables and fruits — an essential source of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber Choose high quality organic protein — like beans, cold-water fish or free-range chicken Consume a variety of whole grains, beans, ...

Understanding the Importance of Nutrition When It Comes to Oral Health

Nutrition

Thursday, February 4, 2010
No one can argue about the important role a well-balanced diet plays with regard to your general health. It is essential for growth as well as health maintenance and no less important are the effects of diet on oral health. Not only do nutritional requirements change through life affecting the development of the teeth, jawbones ...