HealthyThis!

May 25, 2008

With all tools and technologies, only 12% of Americans know how to maintain their health properly. For the rest of the world, the number is probably much lower.

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May 24, 2008

Online drugs lead to dead. Cheap drugs come with deadly high risks. Don't take your chance.

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A brand of nipple cream not safe for your child, FDA warns. The safest way to protect your offspring is to use only what nature provides.

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Use Healthy Weight Pyramid to plan your meals. Fruits and vegetables are in the bottom. It means that we can eat them as much as we want. Carbohydrates, protein/dairy, fats, and sweets are what we need to watch out.

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Sleep through your stress for a better morning. With a refreshed mind, hard problems seem small and can be solved logically.

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Natural disasters occured more frequently these days. 3 keys to survival: keep it simple, always be prepared, and never panic.

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It's a law now: Genetic Nondiscrimination Act prohibits companies to discriminate people based on genetic information. The developing countries should follow.

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The brain has "meal clock" that wakes people to eat.

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Acai berries are a good source of antioxidants. They are local in South America. However, because they spoil fast, don't expect to buy from at your local market anytime soon. A good recommendation is to eat your local fruits. Most fruits are sources of antioxidants anyway.

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For the high risks, healthy lifestyle keeps diabetes away for years, studies confirmed.

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May 23, 2008

Anger management seems too easy. I wonder why almost nobody can do it.

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May 21, 2008

No brainer, pesticides damage your DNA, researchers proved. Pesticides are obviously dangerous, but farmers in developing countries still heavily use them. It's time to stop for sure, but how?

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Curing allergies with bee pollen. Intrigue, but read carefully before trying it yourself. Some people are severely allergic to bee pollen.

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Meat and dairy are significant sources of emissions. Becoming a vegatarian is good for your health and for our mother earth.

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You can consider erectile dysfunction as an alarm for heart problems. The original purpose of the blue pills is to tackle heart issues. No wonder it has "that" reverse effect.

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Top 5 foods to lower your cholesterol. Eating walnuts and almonds also improves elasticity of blood vessels. That's the information I need.

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May 20, 2008

Watch out for nanotubes, it has effects similar to asbestos, researchers warn.

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May 19, 2008

Stress in pregnancy leads to asthma and allergy later in the child's life. Mind and body are always connected. It is even more from mothers to her childs.

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You can combat VOCs (volatile organic chemicals) in your home or office with plants. Good Magazine puts an awesome chart. Those plants are specific to North American region, though. Someone should put localized versions of this chart online.

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Tips how to limit your exposure to plastic. Plastic products are everywhere, especially in the developing world, avoid using plastic containers seems impossible nowadays.

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