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What is Oleic Acid?

Oleic acid is a kind of fatty acid. It is naturally extracted from plants and in some animals. It can also be found in some egg and butter substitutes. Oleic Acid is mono unsaturated, and is ranked as a “healthy fat.” It can help control a person’s cholesterol levels and increase the “good”...

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80% of English Men Will Be Fat by 2010, study predicts

Reseachers in England predict that over 80% of men and nearly 70% of women will be overweight by the year 2020 per results of the National Heart Forum's health survey. The study predicts that 41 percent of men from ages 20 to 65 will be obese and 40 % will be overweight. Among women, the research...

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What is LDL?

LDL, or low density lipoprotein cholesterol, is known by many people as the bad kind of cholesterol. Based on various medical studies a person who has high levels of LDL in his body is more likely to develop heart disease. In order to determine if a person has high LDL levels and has a high...

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What Is Resveratrol?

Resveratrol is a substance that is naturally produced by plants such as grapes, mulberries and peanuts. Resveratrol is known to produce chemical synthesis and an effective protection against chronic illnesses such as cancer and heart disease. It is also a potent antioxidant which makes sense...

What Is The Flat Belly Diet?

What Is The Flat Belly Diet?

Women around the world stress over belly fat. I know as a man I'm more attracted to a women with less belly fat. Not that its an end all but its something I notice especially as I get older and so do the women I am attracted to. The Flat Belly Diet is intriguing just because of this. What is this...

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Autopsy report exposes Billy Mays cocaine use

An autopsy report released Friday concluded that cocaine contributed to the sudden death of well-known TV pitchman Billy Mays. In a press release the examiner’s office said, “The medical examiner concluded that cocaine use caused or contributed to the development of his heart disease, and thereby...