Weight loss seems simple. A calorie is a calorie. Eat too many...gain weight. Eat too few...lose weight. What could be easier, right? Wrong. Weight loss is more than a simple caloric equation — the most important additional element being exercise, or movement. Still,...

With so much negative news reported on a daily basis, stations work hard to incorporate human interest stories into their broadcasts.  One of the more common topics covered – especially in the summertime season of fairs, carnivals and festivals – are food eating...

Fast food is very tempting to consumers because of its convenience. It’s so easy to swing through the drive thru on your way home from work, starving, and order a super size extra value meal for yourself, spouse, and kids. The food is fairly cheap and you usually...

Thrusting outwards in 3-D images from billboards, on the covers of magazines and books, from the wall posters hung in your doctor’s office, blaring loudly in television and radio spots, web sites related to health, and even next to the pricing labels for foods in your...

Page 1 of 3 (Page 2, Page 3) by Sally Fallon & Mary G. Enig, Ph.D. Cinderella's Dark Side   The propaganda that has created the soy sales miracle is all the more remarkable because, only a few decades ago, the soybean was considered unfit to eat - even in Asia....

It’s often been said that variety is the spice of life. Interestingly, the average person only knows and uses about ten exercises in their workout program. Similarly, the average person only eats approximately 10-12 foods on a regular basis. When you consider that...

It was in 1988 that three researchers were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, for their discovery of the gas, Nitric Oxide. This gas is very beneficial in controlling the circulation of blood and in the regulating of the brain, lungs, kidneys, liver and other vital...

The statistics are grim. And the truth hurts. Just think –   America’s # 1 killer is cardiovascular disease; Over 900,000 Americans died from heart and blood vessel disorders; Two out of five US deaths are caused by heart disease; Over 2,500 Americans die each day...