From the small-time offenders to the major heavyweights, here is a top ten list of the fattiest fast food meals that you should avoid, rated from the least to worst: Blimpie BLT 12-Inch Super Stacked- 640 calories At a mere 640 calories, the Blimpie BLT weighs in as the lightest of the fattiest, although you […]
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Yoga Goes Mainstream
Published on:Since the 70s, ancient yoga has suffered a certain reputation as belonging to a health-crazed, almost cultish Birkenstock-clad yoga mat-toting hippy lifestyle. Not anymore- current research provides compelling evidence that a daily yoga regimen can be more than just a great opportunity to zone out; traditional Indian yoga is often practiced as a form of preventative medicine.
FDA Approves Brain Scan to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease
Published on:It’s being hailed as a medical breakthrough: scientists have discovered a way to use a PET brain scan to detect the beginnings of Alzheimer’s disease as early as twenty years before any symptoms arise. Currently, the only way to accurately diagnosis Alzheimer’s is posthumously, via autopsy. But an innovative new brain scan will make it […]
Let’s Move: Michelle Obama Moving On Up the Wal-Mart Aisles
Published on:As part of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move initiative the first lady took her campaign to the aisles of Wal-Mart. Her message to the world’s largest retailer: to provide healthier food products with less sugar and salt, and to entirely remove trans-fats from their shelves over the next five years. Michelle Obama in the news In […]
Teen Mental Illness: Unnoticed, Undiagnosed in America
Published on:B12 deficiency is often misdiagnosed as clinical depression.
The Mayo Clinic confirms a correlation between b12 deficiency and symptoms of depression. Warning signs of vitamin b12 deficiency include chronic fatigue, dizziness, anxiety, increased violent tendencies, sleep disturbances and loss of appetite. Sound familiar? Many are the same symptoms above-mentioned for clinical depression.
Happy Ten Billionth, iTunes: Apple’s 10 Best Health and Medical Apps
Published on:Apple announces 10 billionth iTunes app store download. ITunes just sold their ten billionth mobile app, only 2 ½ years since the Apple store first made its debut as the celebrated mobile application merchant for the groundbreaking iPhone. With a menu that boasts paid and free apps for iPhone, iPod Touch and the new iPad […]
Talk radio show reviews the Vitamin B12 Patch
Published on:Listen to this talk radio show review of the Vitamin B12 Patch: b12 patch review
Fast Food Felonies, Part I: the Anatomy of a Chicken Nugget
Published on:Let’s suppose, hypothetically speaking, that you were going to prepare a home-cooked dinner for you and your family. I say “hypothetically” because current research proves that the family sit-down dinner around the table is slowly becoming a thing of the past, as convenience food becomes standard fare in today’s “gotta have it now” society. But […]
Sluggish? Confused? Maybe it’s the Cheeseburger.
Published on:January 19, 2011- the Wall Street Journal just published a report on b12 deficiency and its accompanying symptoms. Kudos to the WSJ for giving b12 deficiency the attention it deserves, as the symptoms of low b12 vitamin levels are still being misdiagnosed by physicians. The Wall Street Journal article quotes Dr. Alan Pocinki of Washington, […]
Autism, B12 and Your Child
Published on:A correlation between malabsorption of vitamin B12 and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has been confirmed by numerous clinical studies; varying forms of B12 have been tested as possible anecdotes for some of the symptoms of ASD, if not as a 100% cure for the condition. However, the use of vitamin B12 as a treatment for […]