RDA’s: Time to Peel Back the Labels
…closer to 400-600 mg/day. Especially in the case of calcium, the amount of the nutrient needed is influenced by the type of diet consumed. That is, a high-dairy diet brings…
…closer to 400-600 mg/day. Especially in the case of calcium, the amount of the nutrient needed is influenced by the type of diet consumed. That is, a high-dairy diet brings…
…health. It’s a regrettable fact that although 58% of Americans say they’ve heard of the USDA’s Food Guide Pyramid, only 13% say they understand it! A Tale of Dairy Foods…
…fowl, eggs and DAIRY products.) Adopting a health promoting Vegan diet (free of all animal foods including meat, fish, fowl, eggs and dairy products) is one of the most important…
…and dairy products contain foreign estrogens used to increase weight and production, but these added hormones also lead to higher estrogen levels in the human consumer.[4] Moreover, even animal products…
…in several measures, including pain score, duration of morning stiffness, health assessment questionnaire, and strength. Fasting in Recovery People can have very different reactions to various antigens. Dairy products, eggs,…
…diets. Paleo is famous for eschewing grains, dairy, and processed food and extolling the benefits of free-range and wild meats. Officially, the suggested nutrient consumption from page 11 of the…
…on my preliminary blog). She over-interprets our very limited ‘dairy’ data which only includes 3 counties (of 65) that use a very different product from what we consider to be…
…oil raise HDL levels or that dairy calcium improves bone density. I doubt that traditional Okinawans would be very interested in Dr. Campbell’s research that shows casein (major dairy protein)…
…every single day. Avoid dairy foods, particularly if you or your child has chronic congestion, frequent sinus problems, and or recurring ear infections. Trial a 1-month strict experiment. Make sleep…
