5 surprising foods you should eat and avoid for weight loss
From boycotting carbs to banning red meat, here are some common weight loss myths and a dietitian's advice on how to eat a balanced diet.
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Month: March 2016
This afternoon: Funeral of soldier who collapsed during training exercise
The funeral of soldier Yehuda Swisa, who died on Tuesday during a Givati Brigade training exercise, will take place on Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at the …
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Many Patients Do Not Tell Their Primary Care Physician About Alternative Medicine Use
Response: Use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is rising among U.S. adults, but CAM is often poorly integrated into patients' …
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Disputed health law rule would broaden transgender rights
WASHINGTON (AP) — Big companies are pushing back against proposed federal rules they say would require their medical plans to cover gender transition and other services under the nondiscrimination mandate of President Barack Obama's health care law.
NORAD conducting exercise over DC region
The exercise called “Falcon Virgo” is designed to test NORAD's intercept and identification operations. Civil Air Patrol aircraft and a U.S. Coast Guard …
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Alternative Medicine available
Alternative Medicine available – $100 (Marina). safety tips · prohibited items · product recalls · avoiding scams. I have some prop 215 available for …
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Diabetes can be reversed with an 8 week crash diet
And six months after stopping the diet, participants in the Newcastle University trial were still free of the disease, suggesting that the condition had …
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US to deploy rocket launcher in Balikatan Exercise
The United States (U.S.) will deploy its High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) to participate in this year's US-PH Balikatan Exercise (BK16), …
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Diet Doc's Professional Guidelines for Buying Safe and Effective Online hCG
For this reason, Diet Doc has developed their prescription hormone treatments that is available by prescription only to qualified patients after a …
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Indonesia’s mentally ill languish in shackles
In a small faith healing centre in rural Indonesia, Sulaiman chanted in a confused fashion, tugged at a chain attached to his ankle, and shifted restlessly on a hard, wooden bench. The emaciated man has been chained up for the past two years, and is one of thousands of Indonesians with a mental illness currently shackled, according to a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report released Monday. Chaining up the mentally ill has been illegal in Indonesia for nearly 40 years but remains rife across the country, especially in rural areas where health services are limited and belief in evil spirits prevails, according to HRW.
The Only Presidential Candidate Who Supports Alternative Medicine
The media has given the 2016 presidential candidates' plans for America&039;s health-care system a lot of attention over the past several months. Mostly …
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HMS Monmouth crew exercise right to march through town
The crew has recently completed a deployment to Scandinavia and three weeks of exercises with 825 Naval Air Squadron and the new Wildcat …
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