Monthly Archives: November 2017

Cabbages for Gut Health: Vitamin U

Posted in Cabbage, Gut Health, L-glutamine, Vitamin U (S-methylmethionine) | Comments Off on Cabbages for Gut Health: Vitamin U

Tomato Sauce: Prostate Cancer Protection

Carotenoids, and their oxidised metabolites xanthophylls, are a heterogenous group of phytonutrients responsible for many of the orange, yellow and red colours found in plants. Examples of carotenoids include β-carotene and α-carotene in carrots and lycopene in tomatoes. Carotenoids are … Continue reading

Posted in Cancer, Carotenoids, Lycopene, Tomatoes, Xanthophylls | Comments Off on Tomato Sauce: Prostate Cancer Protection

Protein and Vitamin D For Strength in Old Age?

Fat free mass is inversely associated with mortality. This relates in part to the fact that as people age muscle mass naturally decreases, which is in part caused by the natural reduction in hormones including growth hormone, testosterone and insulin … Continue reading

Posted in Leucine, Mortality, Protein, Skeletal Muscle, Vitamin D | Comments Off on Protein and Vitamin D For Strength in Old Age?

Equol: Isoflavone Derivative

Isoflavones (isoflavonoids) are a group of flavonoids that are found in high concentrations in legumes. Soy for example, is a good source of isoflavones, with other legumes containing much lower levels. Three dietary isoflavones that are of interest to nutritionists … Continue reading

Posted in Cardiovascular Disease, Daidzein, Equol, Flavonoids, Genistein, Glycetein, Isoflavones, Soy | Comments Off on Equol: Isoflavone Derivative

How Does Topical Fluoride Work?

Posted in Fluoride, Teeth | Comments Off on How Does Topical Fluoride Work?

Green Tea Catechins Protect Teeth

Posted in Bacteria, Catechin, Epicatechin, Green Tea, Teeth | Comments Off on Green Tea Catechins Protect Teeth

How Often Should You Eat?

Many people ask the question ‘how often should I eat?’. Giving an answer to this question is difficult, because there are a number of factors that need to be considered carefully. Eating primarily provide energy to the body and in … Continue reading

Posted in Breakfast | Comments Off on How Often Should You Eat?

Alcohol Reduces Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

The public’s conception of alcohol relating to health appears to reflect the mainstream medically established propaganda. The mainstream claims that alcohol is detrimental to the health, and there is a general concerted effort to reduce alcohol consumption amongst the population … Continue reading

Posted in Alcohol, Diabetes, Weight Loss | Comments Off on Alcohol Reduces Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

Fluoride: A Simple Way to Reduce Absorption

Posted in Calcium, Fluoride | Comments Off on Fluoride: A Simple Way to Reduce Absorption

More Benefits for High Protein Diets: Sleep Quality

High protein diets have a number of benefits for those wishing to improve their body composition. Protein supplies nitrogen and this facilitates the synthesis of new skeletal muscle. This is especially true in cases when high intensity exercise such as … Continue reading

Posted in Protein, Sleep | Comments Off on More Benefits for High Protein Diets: Sleep Quality