Don't go vegetarian or vegan for health benefits
4684 views
Wednesday, June 19, 2013

YAHOO.COM | Anne Harding | November 13, 09 at 12:23 PM
Fasting every other day can help obese people lose weight, a small study hints. Even though the study participants ate whatever they wanted on their non-fasting days, they lost an average of 5.6 kilograms (about 12 pounds) after eight weeks,...
SEATTLETIMES.COM | WILLIAMS and CONDON | November 12, 09 at 09:04 PM
Hardware store owner and heart attack survivor Leo Aeikens spent most of his life with a hankering for meat, cheese and ice cream. But an ambitious effort aimed at making his entire southern Minnesota town healthier has Aeikens calling himself...
CHICAGOTRIBUNE.COM | Julie Deardorff | November 12, 09 at 08:48 PM
Many of us tend to eat what we know and what we can pronounce and prepare. To help steer your cart in a new direction, try incorporating these healthful foods that you probably aren't eating--but should be--into your diet. Kamut...
ABCNEWS.COM | BRIAN ROONEY and BONNIE MCLEAN | November 12, 09 at 06:09 PM
This article and whole notion of using drugs to try to get healthy -- is pretty disgusting... At 177 pounds, Meg Evans of San Diego, Calif., now has enough agility to play goalie for her amateur soccer team. Evans, a...
DiseaseProof.com | Joel Fuhrman MD | November 12, 09 at 10:56 AM
A great white shark almost cost Bruce Lurie his life. Now, three years later, a recuperating Bruce continues to pay tribute to Dr. Fuhrman for the nutritional guidance that put him on the path to recovery. It all started as...
CNN.COM | John Blake | November 12, 09 at 08:56 AM
Russell Pate was driving through a neighborhood one late afternoon when he noticed something odd. He couldn't hear the sounds of children playing. No jump rope patter. No squeals of a bike's brake. No crack of a bat -- just...
NYTIMES.COM | November 10, 09 at 09:42 AM
Appearing on the Ellen Degeneres Show, the author Jonathan Safran Foer complained about factory farming and blamed it for the proliferation of the H1N1 virus. Until now, debate over the relationship between the H1N1 influenza virus and large-scale concentrated animal...
TheDenverChannel.com | Jennie Castor | November 10, 09 at 07:18 AM
DENVER -- My husband Dave and I started this experiment on Sept. 17 after much thought. Our first step was to visit our family doctor for a full physical including detailed blood work. This way we hope to have an...
ABCNEWS.COM | COURTNEY HUTCHISON | November 10, 09 at 05:02 AM
This truth is simple and is, therefore, easy to explain. You must eat to live. But the choice of what you eat is yours. There is an individual, specific diet that best supports the health, function, and longevity of each...
VEGSOURCE.COM | DR. JOHN MCDOUGALL | November 10, 09 at 04:10 AM
Introduction to New McDougall Book -- The Starch Solution The following article is the first chapter to my new book. Please read it with a critical eye and send your comments back to me at drmcdougall@drmcdougall.com. You are...
Health.Com | November 9, 09 at 09:37 AM
Most people know that healthy cholesterol levels can help protect your heart. But new research suggests another potential benefit: a lower risk of developing some types of cancer. In fact, low total cholesterol is associated with about 60 percent less...
DrMcdougall.com | John McDougall MD | November 8, 09 at 09:18 AM
Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society told the New York Times on Wednesday, October 21, 2009 , "We don't want people to panic, but I'm admitting that American medicine has overpromised when it comes to...
CBSNEWS.COM | November 6, 09 at 05:49 PM
Organized efforts to get preschoolers moving appear to have little influence on whether or not they become overweight, new research suggests.Preschool-aged children in a Scottish study who participated in regular exercise sessions did develop better motor and movement skills than...
CNN.com | Val Willingham | November 6, 09 at 03:46 PM
If you didn't catch the white coat and the stethoscope, you might take Dr. Mike Miller for a middle-aged rocker, roaming the halls of the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore.Playing or listening to music can create a feeling...
CNN.COM | Matt Sloane | November 6, 09 at 12:47 PM
More than 100,000 cases of cancer each year are caused by excess body fat, according to a report released Thursday in Washington. Researchers with the American Institute for Cancer Research looked at seven cancers with known links to obesity and...
LATIMES.COM | Mary MacVean | November 6, 09 at 11:31 AM
Now that public officials and health authorities have recognized the growing problem of obesity, the question is what to do about it. Today, over several hours, California legislators heard testimony about sugar-sweetened soft drinks as they consider possible legislation. It...
CBS News | November 5, 09 at 08:13 PM
Ex-Surgeon General Says Restaurants Overload Foods with Ingredients We Crave, But They're Just Selling What We Desire The next time you come down with a case of the munchies, consider calling on Dr. David Kessler. He and Serena Altschul recently...
Contra Costa Health Services | November 5, 09 at 08:01 PM
More than 20 doctors joined Contra Costa Health Services Director Dr. William Walker on October 28 at the Contra Costa Regional Medical Center in Martinez to protest the new partnership between the American Academy of Family Physicians and the Coca-Cola...
The Independent | Jenny Hope | November 5, 09 at 07:55 PM
Eating junk food can make you depressed, doctors have warned. Those who regularly eat high-fat foods, processed meals, desserts and sweets are almost 60 per cent more likely to suffer depression than those who choose fruit, vegetables and fish. Researchers...