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The Brain Needs Food

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Der Mensch ist, was er ißt (Feuerbach 1863). Translated this means: A Man is what he eats.


YES, I Have A Great Mind!!! Are Your Brains Healthy Too?

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I just wrote a blog about nutrition and our brains, not quite finished, I need to proofread it, so I will post it later.

I was just writing this article and decided to do a simple neurological to test my brains... I know some neurologists and a brain surgeon so they always have interesting brain tests. This one was certainly worth it. The result was... that I have a great mind!


Sleeping...is it your nightmare?

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Surprising Sleeping Facts


Five Quick Tips to Avoid the Holiday Bloat

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It is easy to gain two or three kilos from holiday feasting. Many will eventually lose some of the weight gain but sometimes a little gets left behind. With every holiday it will add up to weight that just sticks around. December is really the season to avoid temptation. An abundance of parties have food and drink flowing your way, this time of year.


Food and Health Facts

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Food and Health Facts

We all heard of nutrition facts, which are not that healthy. We hear about them, read about them and may be dream about them. But how many times you think : ‘It will not happen to me’ or ‘I will buy from a famous brand so I will be safe’. Fact is that we are not safe if we don’t pay extra attention. And even if we pay extra attention I cannot distinguish a famous brand label from a fake one…The safest thing to do is be extra careful and if possible buy imported or organic products e.g. milk formula’s, products for sensitive skin, or health products.


The Scary Facts of Water

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Scary Facts about Water

"A long, hot shower can be dangerous. The toxic chemicals are inhaled in high concentrations."
- Bottom Line - August 1987, J Andelman, Ph. D.


Bald in Beijing?

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Women, did you notice that you have less hair lately? It could be possible. But is it the dryness of the Beijing air, the pollution, the water, or the sun?  All of these factors are not good for our health but it seems that also hair loss has to do with bad lifestyle including stress, smoking, excessive drinking and exposure to sunlight. For the male readers, sorry, you can’t help getting bald; it is in your genes… So I have a few tips for you if you don’t want to end up bald and alone.


Is Drinking Red Wine Healthy For You?

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Drinking red wine seems to be healthier than white wine or other alcoholic drinks.  But healthy for what? Healthier for your heart condition, liver or your mood?  It is certainly not healthy for your liver. A lot of research has been done the last decades. Can you live twice as long drinking red wine?

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We are getting fatter and fatter rapidly. Obesity damages health, and its prevalence has grown steadily in the United States and elsewhere over recent decades. The National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys (NHANES) estimate that the percentage of obese adults between the ages of 20 and 74 in America increased from 14.5 in 1974 to 33.8 % in 2008 (Ogden & Carroll, 2010).


Three Secrets to a Healthier Life

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No time to prepare and enjoy homemade food anymore? Do you have more meals outside than at home? It is time for a change! Want to live longer, feel better, have more energy and as an overall result improve your relationships? Amazingly, all this is possible if you make three simple adjustments to your eating habits, I found these “secrets” in a couple recent articles on nutrition. Here’s a recap for my busy friends, so you, too, can benefit from this research.


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