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fast food really is bad, especially for your liver

if you are visiting the drive-thru more than once in awhile, you are putting your liver at risk for liver disease, cancer and liver failure.
karen hawthorne
jan 20 2023

#worldwaterday: there are a lot of reasons why we need to take care of our water

dehydration can cause low-grade inflammation that has been linked to most diseases, including neurodegenerative disorders liked alzheimer’s.
karen hawthorne
jan 13 2023

does naturopathy offer a lifeline for our burned-out health system?

in a time when many canadians don't have access to a medical doctor, naturopathic doctors can help fill the void and ensure that the cycle of care remains intact.
robin roberts
jan 10 2023

non-2022年世界杯预选赛阿根廷 liver disease has ‘concerning’ effect on the brain, study says

new research has a found a link between the accumulation of fat in the liver and brain disease.
dave yasvinski
dec 30 2022

how not to bust a gut over the holidays

your stomach can stretch to hold up to 12 cups of food before it signals to your brain the stuffing needs to stop or there will be consequences.
robin roberts
dec 20 2022

nutrition and exercise: what to eat and when to eat it

to make the most of your workout, what you eat should be nutrient-rich and contain antioxidants, complex carbohydrates, and protein.
lea amaral
dec 15 2022

staying healthy during the holidays doesn’t mean skipping the cheese board

with so many delicious treats during the holidays, it can be tempting to take an all-or-nothing approach to stay healthy. instead, try complimenting the goodies with healthy options.
chris arnold
dec 13 2022

heading out of canada? here's how to avoid some common travel illnesses (that aren't covid)

hookworm and diarrhea are just two common travel-related illnesses that can take the magic out of any trip.
robin roberts
dec 7 2022
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fast food really is bad, especially for your liver

if you are visiting the drive-thru more than once in awhile, you are putting your liver at risk for liver disease, cancer and liver failure.
karen hawthorne
jan 20 2023

#worldwaterday: there are a lot of reasons why we need to take care of our water

dehydration can cause low-grade inflammation that has been linked to most diseases, including neurodegenerative disorders liked alzheimer’s.
karen hawthorne
jan 13 2023

does naturopathy offer a lifeline for our burned-out health system?

in a time when many canadians don't have access to a medical doctor, naturopathic doctors can help fill the void and ensure that the cycle of care remains intact.
robin roberts
jan 10 2023

non-2022年世界杯预选赛阿根廷 liver disease has ‘concerning’ effect on the brain, study says

new research has a found a link between the accumulation of fat in the liver and brain disease.
dave yasvinski
dec 30 2022
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

how not to bust a gut over the holidays

your stomach can stretch to hold up to 12 cups of food before it signals to your brain the stuffing needs to stop or there will be consequences.
robin roberts
dec 20 2022

nutrition and exercise: what to eat and when to eat it

to make the most of your workout, what you eat should be nutrient-rich and contain antioxidants, complex carbohydrates, and protein.
lea amaral
dec 15 2022

staying healthy during the holidays doesn’t mean skipping the cheese board

with so many delicious treats during the holidays, it can be tempting to take an all-or-nothing approach to stay healthy. instead, try complimenting the goodies with healthy options.
chris arnold
dec 13 2022

heading out of canada? here's how to avoid some common travel illnesses (that aren't covid)

hookworm and diarrhea are just two common travel-related illnesses that can take the magic out of any trip.
robin roberts
dec 7 2022
powered by
save your skin foundation

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