Category: Diets
600 Watt High Pressure Sodium Lamp
Those who don’t know too much about a 600 Watt High Pressure Sodium Lamp should start learning more about it, as this type of lamp can prove to be very useful. A high pressure sodium lamp is a type of lamp that uses sodium in order to produce light. Some sodium lamps are low pressure
Fast Food Nutrition: An Oxymoron?
As many people do, I find that in my busy schedule I do not have time to prepare my own meals, so incidentally I eat out quite a bit. Sometimes I will sit down and eat, but for the most part I find myself going through the drive through, and eating in my car to
Astrology of Alzheimer Disease
What is Alzheimer Disease? Alzheimer is a progressive and degenerative brain disease which causes problems with memory, thinking and behaviours. Amyloidal plaques and neurofibrillary tangles are two types of proteins responsible for destroying brain nerve cells causing Alzheimer disease. Other contributing major factors for this disease are hereditary, old age, brain injury, Down syndrome, smoking,
Is Your Child Getting Enough Good Nutrition?
In today’s world of fast food, parents are rightly concerned about their children getting adequate nutrition. One problem is that children can be fussy eaters. Having access to sugary junk food does not help that problem either. Some children will only eat certain foods. A big problem in food control is that the child will
Normal Aging is Not Disease – Adult Health and Wellness
Physiologic changes that occur with aging do not necessarily cause disability. Aging does not inevitably lead to declining levels of cardiac functioning, bone density, muscular strength, cognitive ability and memory, sexual desire and activity, physical and social functioning, nor does aging insure rising levels of blood pressure, cholesterol and anemia. However, there are some inevitable
The Critical Role of Sodium and Chloride (Salt) in the Diet!
If you look on the Periodic Table of the elements, you will see that sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium are alkaline earth metals. You can tell by their positioning how interrelated they are. For example, sodium is number 11 on the Periodic Table indicating the number of protons in its nucleus. Whereas magnesium is number