A Practitioner’s Guide The Clinical Case for Nutrition Science is increasingly showing just how critical nutrition is to healing and recovery. As we know during a state of trauma, such as injury or surgery, the body’s nutritional needs increase: The body enters a higher metabolic state and requires more energy Trauma and lack of use […]
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Here’s an interesting infographic for those of you interested in immortality. Some of the key points: What stops us from living forever (in order of most common)? heart disease cancer stroke respiratory disease accidents You can add years to your life by: working less eating less drinking red wine in moderation eating dark chocolate Thanks
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Coffee and/or tea are a part of the daily lives of most of us. The caffeine found in these drinks is often given a bad rap when it comes to health effects. This infographic aims to illustrate some negative effects of caffeine consumption as well as point out some other interesting caffeine facts including some negatives of
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Fruit juices are often portrayed by their manufacturers as a healthy alternative to soda / pop. This infographic illustrates that this image is not only false but that they are often even less healthy; less healthy at least in turns of calories and sugar content. Even though it paints a simplistic picture of the situation,
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