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Sunday, June 2, 2013

Google Alert - diet

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Four habits for a longer, healthier life: Regular exercise, a Mediterranean ...
Daily Mail
Four healthy habits can protect you from heart disease and prolong your life, claim researchers. They found simple lifestyle changes can boost health and cut the risk of death from all causes by 80 per cent over an eight-year period. Regular exercise ...
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5 Diet Rules That Were Meant To Be Broken
Hive Health Media (blog)
Everyone has a different opinion on the best ways to lose weight and the best diet that will help you achieve this. Some of these opinions are based on scientific evidence; others are based on personal experience, whilst still more are based on nothing ...
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Hive Health Media (blog)
Add these 2 ingredients to Mediterranean Diet and boost aging brain power
HULIQ
The results of a first ever longitudinal study showing the effects of the Mediterranean Diet show promise in helping protect the cognitive functions of the aging. The study indicates that by simply adding just one of two ingredients to a Mediterranean ...
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HULIQ
Add protein to your diet as it's the perfect whey to boost your fitness
Metro
Say the word 'protein' and many women will run a mile: they associate it with body-building and think it will make them bulk up. But if you're a woman who works out a lot, you might not have enough in your diet. Both men and women should consume 0.8g ...
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Could Soylent really replace all of the food in your diet?
io9
It got us talking about single-source diets, and the possibility that some sort of "kibble for people" might be available in the future. Rhinehart decided he'd try to make that future now, however, assembling a startup team an launching a crowdfunding ...
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Mediterranean diet leads to longer life
Toronto NewsFIX
Mediterranean diet leads to longer life. By Abigail Mellier, June 2nd, 2013 | Health | 0 Comments. A study reveals that the Mediterranean diet is linked to a longer life expectancy among older people. The health benefits of the Mediterranean diet have ...
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