By: Bettina Berlin | 2010-04-10 | Nutrition In our life, we somtimes do not care much about the effects of food to our hralth. Though we understand that there are some certain types of foods which are not good for health such as heavy eating habit, we don't pay attention to the illnessses that we ca get. For instance, comsuming too much fat foods can result in ebesity, or saturated fatscan cause arteriosclerosis, heart attack and strok read more
By: Robert Carleton | 2010-10-19 | Health & Fitness There is an old saying that you are what you eat, and the truthfulness of this saying may go a little bit deeper than what you even realize. read more
By: Ron Ayalon | 2012-05-17 | Weight Loss If you’re interested in healthy eating, it’s important to understand that snacking can be good for you as you fight hunger between meals and get you closer to your daily nutritional goals. We’ll explain how many calories you should be shooting for with snacks, as well as many different alternatives you can use for snacks during the day. read more
By: Hillary Lynne Glaser | 2011-05-25 | Eyes Health advocates constantly sprout the dos and don’ts for healthy bodies and minds; yet how many consider that healthy eating also affects ones visual health and ensures tip top sight and the prevention of optical disorders. read more
By: Marina Janakievska | 2010-11-01 | Food & Beverage Every day we hear on TV, read in the newspapers or on the Net about how important is to eat healthy natural food. read more
By: Melanie Nader | 2010-03-27 | Nutrition A lot of toddlers and small children can be very finicky eaters. As a parent, you may find it difficult to convince your younger kids to eat healthy foods. If you want your kids to eat healthy, here are some tips to get them to eat the foods that are good for them. read more
By: Robinson Luke | 2011-05-06 | Chocolate Fajita recipe is healthy eating and the fact that you can experiment and improvise with this form of cooking makes the fajita even more popular today. read more
By: PBrock NJacobson | 2010-10-24 | Health & Fitness Becoming A Wholesome Eater Being a healthful eater needs you to grow to be botheducated and intelligent about what healthy ingesting in fact is. Being meals wise is not about learning to calculate grams or body fat, or is it about finding out labels and counting calories. Wholesome ingesting is all about nicely balanced and moderate ingesting, consisting of wholesome foods a minimum of three occasions daily. Healthy eaters eat many distinct kinds of food items, not limiti... read more
By: Miss walker | 2009-03-30 | Low calorie Balancing the food you consume will help keep your body in great health. Eating healthy will energise your body for the day, while giving your body the vitamins and minerals it needs to stay strong for you to enjoy activities which will in turn help you to maintain a healthy weight. Using these tips will help you to achieve this. read more
By: Sham S | 2010-03-27 | Nutrition Feeding children the right food can be very hard and make a parents life very difficult if you're child is a fussy eater. You have to protect your children against all the food manufactures and the giant fast food industries out there. Children develop taste buds for sweet, salty and fatty foods very quickly and this means health problems later in life. By allowing our children to develop habits of eating junk foods, we are producing an entire generation that will have to live with the disastrous consequences. read more
By: Rachel Grishe | 2011-11-22 | Nutrition When my kids where toddlers, I love baking and making desserts for them. It makes me very happy to watch them eating heartily. When they got older, it’s difficult to wean them away from the taste of kiddie treats. read more
By: Dean Piazza | 2011-01-24 | Weight Loss Remember the analogy of the human body as a car; our bodies are no different really. In order for us to function at our optimal best we need to add fats to our diet and they actually assist in weight loss. By adding the good fats to your 'tank' is not all that difficult providing you know what to look for. read more
By: Sham S | 2010-03-28 | Nutrition Rather than being worried about not getting enough protein, we should be worried about consuming too much of it. Its now certain that excessive amounts of animal protein is a factor in many of today's diseases such as cancer, high blood pressure, heart and kidney diseases. read more