Nutrition / Diet

Spending on cholesterol-lowering drugs like statins increased by $160 million in 2010, for a total spending of nearly $19 billion in the U.S., the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics reported in their Use of Medicines in the United States: Review of 2010.

"I have not spoken to one farmer who doesn't understand the message of Occupy Wall Street, the message that so many people keep saying is nebulous. It's very clear.

Stackable chips oftentimes contain so little actual potato that they cannot, technically, be considered “potato chips”.

Having the good fortune of being asked to speak at various forums, sometimes allows for learning experiences for the speaker after imparting one's personal knowledge on the audience.

Ringing in the ears is said to have no known cause. It can be anywhere from mildly distracting to completely debilitating and has been around for as long as we have written records.

Another great report at Michael Levenston's City Farmer News: The string bikini tops worked best at the Vancouver Compost Garden. Sean and Maria built a small greenhouse this past spring at the Vancouver Compost Garden.

What if there were a natural substance that had no calories, was sweeter than sugar, and did not cause any of the health problems associated with sweet foods? What if, moreover, this substance actually had health benefits, containing numerous beneficial minerals and antioxidants?

An interview by Dr. Joeseph Mercols with by Victoria Inness-Brown - just in case you still have some teenagers who don't believe you about aspartame's harm and it's detriment specifically in diet pop and sodas, you can show them this! It's a very interesting private experiment/research without vested interest by Victoria Inness-Brown!

People I see rarely take Vitamin D properly. Maybe they take vitamin D in months with an “R” just as with Vitamin A when you were a kid; or they take Vitamin D in tablet form; or consider sitting in the sun for a minutes should suffice; or know that their Vitamin A contains some Vitamin D and think that's good enough.

Become diabetic in short order! Or help someone you don't like - ex-spouse, ex-coworker, noisy neighbor, mother-in-law-from-hell, etc, to mess uo their dietary choices. Here's an easy-to-follow 5-step plan to make you or your target diabetic - by the humorous Dr. William Davis.