Eight Different Essential Glyconutrients for Health

On October 4, 2011, in Healthy Living, by mhsnutrition

There are eight different essential glyconutrients that our bodies need for good health. They are: • xylose • fucose • galactose • glucose • mannose • N-acetylglucosamine • N-acetylgalactosamine • N-acetylneuraminic acid (a Salic acid). Everyone needs these plant carbohydrates because they help in cell communication which allows the cells to properly function and aid [...]

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Important Information for Athletes – Top 5 Vitamins for Body-building

On October 3, 2011, in Healthy Living, by sam

You would have surely heard of bodybuilders needing added doses of protein, creatine and many other amino acids. Over and above these, multivitamins are still by far the most nutrient a body builder needs for muscle building and strength. Many athletes seem to disregard the importance of vitamin supplements. In this article, we will present [...]

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Workout with Kettlebells

On May 18, 2011, in Healthy Living, Hot Topics, by Shawn

The hottest new rage in workouts is kettlebell workouts. Kettlebells mostly resemble a canon ball with a handle attached. However, don’t be fooled by their small size because they pack a powerful punch! They come in different weights to accommodate different individuals and fitness levels. Since I was attending a distance learning university, I wasn’t [...]

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Yoga with all it’s benefits for pregnant women

On May 12, 2011, in Healthy Living, Hot Topics, by Elena

The happiest moments in a woman’s life is during her pregnancy. It is considered as the most blessed moment in her life having the ability to produce a new life and carry it in the womb for a particular period. Therefore, majority of the women in the world prepare for their pregnancy considering various factors [...]

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How To Understand Nutrition Value Of Food By Its Color

On April 21, 2011, in Healthy Living, Hot Topics, by Cicely

You know that all fruits and vegetables come in many colors.  Did you know that these colors exist not just to make the fruits and vegetables appear attractive? These colors are packed with minerals, vitamins, and several other nutrients that keep you healthy and fit. Doctors advise us to eat a variety of variety fruits [...]

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Better Than Advil?

On April 11, 2011, in Healthy Living, Hot Topics, by Cicely

I always have loved cherries for cherries and never knew how nutritious they were for you. Bring on the cherries. Amplify’d from www.huffingtonpost.com Sometimes the latest research on nutrition involves a substance or supplement with an obscure name that only a scientist could get excited about. But other times, there is something absolutely delicious that, [...]

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Fertility yoga poses

On April 6, 2011, in Healthy Living, by Tania

Yoga is an ancient and effective way to relax as well as build strength and muscles. A healthy and fit body and a stress-free mind contribute to fertility and increase anyone’s odds of getting pregnant – this is not a big leap to make. But, in addition to using an ovulation calendar and having intercourse [...]

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The Benefits of Dietary Fiber from Wholesome Barley Products

On March 29, 2011, in Healthy Living, by Kevin

Barley is a very ancient grain which today is very much overlooked even by culinary trendsetters. Yet it is one of the grains with the greatest health benefits as well as delightful flavor and versatility.  It can be used as a delicious breakfast cereal, in soups and stews and as a rich substitute for dishes [...]

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Health Snacks: 4 Foods To Boost Your Workout

On March 21, 2011, in Healthy Living, by Cicely

I knew that apples were a good source but I did not know drinking milk instead of a sports drink may work just as well. Also honey is turning out to be such a good thing to eat. Getting back to the basics seem to be just what some people need to boost there workout. [...]

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An Easy Trick To Sleeping Better

On March 17, 2011, in Healthy Living, by Cicely

Your pillow, mattress, and surrounds can make a big difference in how you sleep. Restless sleep might be better than no sleep but its still not as good as a good nights sleep. Tweet This Post

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