Tips for Eating Vegetarian (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Tips for Eating Vegetarian
Caymen Net News - There is a general agreement that a vegetarian diet is one that excludes meat, fish, and poultry. But did you know there are three common types of vegetarians classified according to the type of animal foods that they eat. Total or strict vegetarians

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Vitamin ABCs
KFSN - February 23 - We spend $4 billion a year on multivitamins. With all the choices, it can be difficult to know just which one to take if you need to take one at all. Some health experts say multivitamins are a waste of money, but others believe

Lean Plate Club (Updated 2.22.06): Nutrition and Health (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Lean Plate Club (Updated 2.22.06): Nutrition and Health
Washington Post - Welcome to The Lean Plate Club, hosted by Washington Post health and nutrition writer Sally Squires . Share your tips on healthy recipes, meal plans, sugar alternatives and resisting overeating with other readers. Now that the school bell is ringing

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Tips for Eating Vegetarian
Caymen Net News - There is a general agreement that a vegetarian diet is one that excludes meat, fish, and poultry. But did you know there are three common types of vegetarians classified according to the type of animal foods that they eat. Total or strict vegetarians

Cardiologists Aware Of Life-saving Diet, Yet Failing To Recommend It
Medical News Today - A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published studies

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Chef to the chief (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Vegetarian Diet Not Daunting to Adopt
Pakistan News Service - "For people battling overweight and heart disease, a vegetarian diet can be a lifesaving prescription," study author Dr. Neal D. Barnard, president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, said in a prepared statement. "This new study

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Vitamin ABCs (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Vitamin ABCs
KFSN - February 23 - We spend $4 billion a year on multivitamins. With all the choices, it can be difficult to know just which one to take if you need to take one at all. Some health experts say multivitamins are a waste of money, but others believe

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore? (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

TheCardioBlog.com blog
Orlando Sentinel - Popular gospel music pianist, Anthony Burger, collapsed and died on stage on Wednesday while performing on a Gaither Homecoming cruise out of Miami. An autopsy has not yet been performed but the death appears to have been caused by a massive heart

Chef to the chief (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore? (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Lean Plate Club (Updated 2.22.06): Nutrition and Health
Washington Post - Welcome to The Lean Plate Club, hosted by Washington Post health and nutrition writer Sally Squires . Share your tips on healthy recipes, meal plans, sugar alternatives and resisting overeating with other readers. Now that the school bell is ringing

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

Dieting in Durham (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Lean Plate Club (Updated 2.22.06): Nutrition and Health
Washington Post - Welcome to The Lean Plate Club, hosted by Washington Post health and nutrition writer Sally Squires . Share your tips on healthy recipes, meal plans, sugar alternatives and resisting overeating with other readers. Now that the school bell is ringing

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

Dieting in Durham (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Dieting in Durham (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

'I don't get food I get at home' (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Torino looking to make mark on Strip (Vegetarian Diet)

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than (Vegetarian Diets)

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

YOUR SAY (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Lean Plate Club (Updated 2.22.06): Nutrition and Health
Washington Post - Welcome to The Lean Plate Club, hosted by Washington Post health and nutrition writer Sally Squires . Share your tips on healthy recipes, meal plans, sugar alternatives and resisting overeating with other readers. Now that the school bell is ringing

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Chef to the chief (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Lean Plate Club (Updated 2.22.06): Nutrition and Health
Washington Post - Welcome to The Lean Plate Club, hosted by Washington Post health and nutrition writer Sally Squires . Share your tips on healthy recipes, meal plans, sugar alternatives and resisting overeating with other readers. Now that the school bell is ringing

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds (Vegetarian Diet)

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Lean Plate Club (Updated 2.22.06): Nutrition and Health
Washington Post - Welcome to The Lean Plate Club, hosted by Washington Post health and nutrition writer Sally Squires . Share your tips on healthy recipes, meal plans, sugar alternatives and resisting overeating with other readers. Now that the school bell is ringing

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Chef to the chief (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore? (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

The Full Story (Vegetarian Diets)

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

The smog penalty (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

The Full Story (Vegetarian Diet)

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Green diets can power Olympic athletes (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

Dieting in Durham (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

A Blow For Low-Fat Diets
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than (Vegetarian Diet Health)

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

A Blow For Low-Fat Diets
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor (Vegetarian Diets)

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

A Blow For Low-Fat Diets
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than (Vegetarian Diet)

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Lactose intolerance easily treated (Vegetarian Diet)

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

'I don't get food I get at home'
BBC News - "I'm interested in food, but I don't get the food here that I cook for myself at home. "I pick at the food I have here - I've lost my appetite a bit, because I only eat organic food at home and they don't have that here

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Dieting in Durham (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets (Vegetarian Diets)

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Chef to the chief (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Dieting in Durham (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

City s party menus chicken out
Hindustan Times - Although most human victims of the bird flu have had either direct or indirect contact with chickens, world health experts are concerned that the virus could soon mutate to spread from human to human, raising the fear of a global pandemic. Does the

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

YOUR SAY (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore? (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission
Times Online - THE hallmarks of culture behaviour that is passed on by social rather than genetic influences have been identified in gorillas for the first time, showing that all the great apes are capable of developing behavioural traditions that are

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

The smog penalty (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in (Vegetarian Diet)

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

The smog penalty (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

New Survey Shows Cardiologists Aware of Life-Saving Diet, Yet Failing
AnimalConcerns.org - WASHINGTON A pilot survey of cardiologists reveals that most know about the life-saving potential of a truly low-fat vegetarian diet for heart patients, but fail to recommend the diet in the mistaken belief that patients will not comply. Published

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Green diets can power Olympic athletes (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

A Blow For Low-Fat Diets
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Lactose intolerance easily treated (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

City s party menus chicken out (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

City s party menus chicken out
Hindustan Times - Although most human victims of the bird flu have had either direct or indirect contact with chickens, world health experts are concerned that the virus could soon mutate to spread from human to human, raising the fear of a global pandemic. Does the

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Chef to the chief (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Chef to the chief (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

A Blow For Low-Fat Diets
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission
Times Online - THE hallmarks of culture behaviour that is passed on by social rather than genetic influences have been identified in gorillas for the first time, showing that all the great apes are capable of developing behavioural traditions that are

Lactose intolerance easily treated (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

City s party menus chicken out
Hindustan Times - Although most human victims of the bird flu have had either direct or indirect contact with chickens, world health experts are concerned that the virus could soon mutate to spread from human to human, raising the fear of a global pandemic. Does the

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

YOUR SAY (Vegetarian Diet Health)

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets (Vegetarian Diet)

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission
Times Online - THE hallmarks of culture behaviour that is passed on by social rather than genetic influences have been identified in gorillas for the first time, showing that all the great apes are capable of developing behavioural traditions that are

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York
Political Gateway - NEW YORK, Jan 27, 2006 (AFP) - "I've got yogurts!" Stephen Woloshin shouts in triumph, causing other members of his group to lift their rummaging arms and heads from the rubbish bins outside a Manhattan supermarket. Teachers, social workers and

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor (Vegetarian Diets)

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission
Times Online - THE hallmarks of culture behaviour that is passed on by social rather than genetic influences have been identified in gorillas for the first time, showing that all the great apes are capable of developing behavioural traditions that are

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Green diets can power Olympic athletes (Vegetarian Diet)

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission
Times Online - THE hallmarks of culture behaviour that is passed on by social rather than genetic influences have been identified in gorillas for the first time, showing that all the great apes are capable of developing behavioural traditions that are

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission
Times Online - THE hallmarks of culture behaviour that is passed on by social rather than genetic influences have been identified in gorillas for the first time, showing that all the great apes are capable of developing behavioural traditions that are

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

The many problems of oily skin (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Captive gorillas show cultural transmission
Times Online - THE hallmarks of culture behaviour that is passed on by social rather than genetic influences have been identified in gorillas for the first time, showing that all the great apes are capable of developing behavioural traditions that are

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York
Political Gateway - NEW YORK, Jan 27, 2006 (AFP) - "I've got yogurts!" Stephen Woloshin shouts in triumph, causing other members of his group to lift their rummaging arms and heads from the rubbish bins outside a Manhattan supermarket. Teachers, social workers and

Lactose intolerance easily treated (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York
Political Gateway - NEW YORK, Jan 27, 2006 (AFP) - "I've got yogurts!" Stephen Woloshin shouts in triumph, causing other members of his group to lift their rummaging arms and heads from the rubbish bins outside a Manhattan supermarket. Teachers, social workers and

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

Green diets can power Olympic athletes (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore? (Vegetarian Diet Health)

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York
Political Gateway - NEW YORK, Jan 27, 2006 (AFP) - "I've got yogurts!" Stephen Woloshin shouts in triumph, causing other members of his group to lift their rummaging arms and heads from the rubbish bins outside a Manhattan supermarket. Teachers, social workers and

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

YOUR SAY (Vegetarian Diet Cooking)

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Chef to the chief
Jackson Sun - Pomp and ceremony aside, what Americans really want to know is what kind of food the First Family enjoys. At a special President's Day Program, a former executive chef and resort manager of Camp David and sous chef at the White House for official

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York
Political Gateway - NEW YORK, Jan 27, 2006 (AFP) - "I've got yogurts!" Stephen Woloshin shouts in triumph, causing other members of his group to lift their rummaging arms and heads from the rubbish bins outside a Manhattan supermarket. Teachers, social workers and

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

YOUR SAY (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

My coming to terms with animal suffering (Vegetarian Diet Health)

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Lactose intolerance easily treated (Vegetarian Diets)

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

Torino looking to make mark on Strip (Vegetarian Diet)

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

The many problems of oily skin (Vegetarian Diet Recipes)

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

Green diets can power Olympic athletes (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Interview with Dr. Elson Haas, bestselling author, pioneering doctor
NewsTarget - Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health This book explains how to fast using raw fruit & vegetable juices while maintaining a nearly normal work and

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in (Vegetarian Diet)

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and

Muslim inmates unhappy with food in state's prisons
Seattle Times - That's the question being asked repeatedly of federal courts in Washington state in a flurry of inmate lawsuits. One case was filed recently by inmate Ronald Keal, and at least three others have been making their way through the courts. Keal and the

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

Pandas Eat Up Much of Zoos' Budgets
New York Times - ATLANTA, Feb. 11 Lun Lun and Yang Yang have needs. They require an expensive all-vegetarian diet 84 pounds a day, each. They are attended by a four-person entourage, and both crave privacy. Would-be divas could take notes. But the real

Washington Muslim inmates sue over lack of halal meals
Muslim News - SEATTLE (AP) - Muslim inmates unhappy that they can not receive halal meat in Washington state prisons are taking their complaints to U.S. federal court, the Seattle Times reported. Inmate Ronald Keal filed a civil rights complaint against the state

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York
Political Gateway - NEW YORK, Jan 27, 2006 (AFP) - "I've got yogurts!" Stephen Woloshin shouts in triumph, causing other members of his group to lift their rummaging arms and heads from the rubbish bins outside a Manhattan supermarket. Teachers, social workers and

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

YOUR SAY (Vegetarian Diets)

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

Goldman left mark on city what will he do for an encore?
Richmond Times-Dispatch - What a character, that Paul Goldman. It's not just his rumpled and scrawny figure, whittled down by constant motion and a birdlike vegetarian diet. It's not just his wild eye that points off in space, making it difficult to focus on him while he's

Eating red meat could damage DNA by N-nitrosocompounds
RxPG - They suggest that these compounds combine with DNA, and alter it so that it is more likely to undergo harmful changes or mutations that increase the likelihood of cancer. By IANS, Eating a lot of red meat could damage the body's DNA and raise the

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

YOUR SAY (Vegetarian Diet Health)

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

My coming to terms with animal suffering
Minnesota Daily - n my last column I told a story of how my heart was opened to volunteer work and activism by a boy named Ed. This week I ll continue my self-indulgent streak by sharing a story about my feelings toward animals; and yes, this story will be filled

Green diets can power Olympic athletes
St. Cloud Times - While you're munching potato chips and watching the Winter Olympics on television, think about what the Olympians are eating. Athletes need to eat a balanced diet with plenty of carbohydrates, protein and vitamins to stay competitive. Some

The Full Story
Register-Mail - The mild winter we've had hasn't concentrated the number of eagles below the locks and dams of the Mississippi and the wickets of the Illinois Rivers this year. Good concentrations were viewable in mid-December but as waters opened the birds' hunting

The smog penalty (Vegetarian Diet Foods)

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

The many problems of oily skin
Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: I have had seborrheic dermatitis for many years, but nothing I've tried has worked. What's the cause, and what do you suggest for treatment? -- T.R. Dear T.R.: The literal translation of "seborrhea" is

YOUR SAY
Stuff - I think the present head student of St Mary's College should be a cause for rejoicing rather than questioning. This means that some Muslim families in Wellington choose a faith-based, rather than a secular education, for their children. This is not

Low-fat diet may not cut some disease risks - Little change seen in
San Francisco Gate - A landmark study that set out to prove that cutting fat from the American diet could reduce cardiovascular disease and cancer in women over 50 has come up short, showing no significant changes in risk despite years on reduced-fat regimens. Nearly 50

Garbage gourmets on the streets of New York
Political Gateway - NEW YORK, Jan 27, 2006 (AFP) - "I've got yogurts!" Stephen Woloshin shouts in triumph, causing other members of his group to lift their rummaging arms and heads from the rubbish bins outside a Manhattan supermarket. Teachers, social workers and

Torino looking to make mark on Strip (Vegetarian Diet Plans)

Torino looking to make mark on Strip
Las Vegas Sun - Looking over bank records recently, Las Vegas developer Brett Torino asked his staff about a seemingly minor charge on one of his statements. "I have more than $5 million in this bank, so why are they charging me $3 for something called a noncheck

The smog penalty
Riverside Press Enterprise - Scientists are learning more about why people living in the Inland Empire have a greater risk of heart disease than folks elsewhere: Once again, the culprit is bad air. A recent New York University study linked blocked coronary arteries with

Lactose intolerance easily treated
Sarasota Herald Tribune - Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Dear Dr. Donohue: We think my grandson, age 12, has lactose intolerance. Within a few hours after he consumes dairy food, he gets severe stomach cramps and bouts of diarrhea. Could you give us insight on what to do? -- E.H

MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than
Free Lance-Star - MATTERSOFTHE HEART It's deadly, mysterious and far more common than you'd think. As an overweight, chain-smoking, stressed-out single mom, Eileen Williams should have been expecting heart trouble. Her father died of a heart attack at age 56, and