Can't exercise but need to lose weight? Here's the perfect diet for you
Obese older adults, who have limited ability to exercise to lose weight and increase physical function, can now shed kilos by eating more protein from …
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Month: April 2016
A high fiber diet prolongs life.
For those consuming the highest dietary fiber risk of death was reduced by 22 percent. In addition a high fiber diet reduced the risk of lung disease and …
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Joliet senior in 'phenomenal shape' espouses healthy lifestyle
He even claims to have beaten colon cancer without chemotherapy through a combination of surgery to remove the tumor and alternative medicine …
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Trump hunts for votes in Wisconsin ahead of crucial primary
By Steve Holland MILWAUKEE (Reuters) – Donald Trump tried to put a difficult week behind him and rally his supporters on Monday ahead of a crucial Republican presidential contest in Wisconsin, where he faced the unfamiliar position of underdog. Polls show the Republican front-runner trails U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in the Midwestern state, where a loss on Tuesday could dent the New York billionaire's aura of inevitability and make it harder for him to win the 1,237 delegates needed for the party&039;s nomination for the Nov. 8 election. "If we do well here, folks, it&039;s over," Trump said.
Therapeutic Tape On Shoulder On Beautiful Caucasian Woman. Alternative Medicine …
Therapeutic tape on shoulder on beautiful caucasian woman. Alternative medicine, rehabilitation. – Stock Photo from the largest library of royalty-free …
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US leads Mideast anti-mines maritime exercise
The US Navy said the world's largest maritime exercise kicked off Monday bringing participants from 30 nations for training across the Middle East.
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A Paleolithic-type diet may help reduce future risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease
Paleolithic-type diet may help obese postmenopausal women lose weight, improve their circulating fatty acid profile and lower their future risk for …
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Thousands attend rally in Warsaw against proposed abortion ban
By Wiktor Szary WARSAW (Reuters) – Thousands attended a pro-choice rally outside parliament in Warsaw on Sunday after the powerful leader of Poland's ruling party backed a call by Polish Catholic bishops for a full ban on pregnancy terminations. Poland already has one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the European Union. The conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party, which came to power in October, plans to tighten regulations to bring them into line with the Catholic Church&039;s teachings, infuriating liberals and women&039;s rights activists.
IAF to take part in Red Flag exercise in Alaska
After a gap of eight years, Indian Air Force (IAF) is all set to participate once again in the USA's Red Flag exercise which is the world&039;s toughest and …
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Body works: Creator of the 5:2 fasting diet tackles diabetes
Mosley's latest work, The 8-Week Blood Sugar Diet (Atria Books, $33.99), promises to reshape people with Type 2 diabetes — or pre-diabetes — if …
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Ultimate Performance Chiro & Rehab Announces that Integrative Medicine is the New Medicine
Although these two forms of medicine come from the same premise, … Alternative medicine is the practice of methods that are used in place of …
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Alonso should have been allowed to race: Dennis
By Alan Baldwin MANAMA (Reuters) – Aggrieved McLaren boss Ron Dennis says Formula One teams must decide whether a driver is fit to race, rather than the governing body's doctors, after Fernando Alonso was barred from the Bahrain Grand Prix. Spaniard Alonso failed a medical at the Sakhir circuit on Thursday after breaking ribs in a huge Australian Grand Prix crash. Belgian reserve Stoffel Vandoorne was drafted in but McLaren still tried to persuade the FIA to reinstate Alonso as late as Saturday.