Unsafe Sodium Levels at Denny’s Prompt Class Action Lawsuit ~ Newsroom ~ News from CSPI
A full meal at Denny’s consisting of a bowl of clam chowder, a Spicy Buffalo Chicken Melt, and a side of seasoned fries contains an alarmingly high 6,700 mg of sodium. It’s a big meal, to be sure, with about 1,700 calories. But that’s more sodium than what 70 percent of Americans should consume in four and a half days.
You gotta read this article.
Natural Health – Lower Your Blood Pressure with Vegetable Proteins | Health News
Tofu burger anyone?
Coming soon to your teleunderwriting operation – the CCDDQ.
(Calories Consumed Drill Down Questionnaire)
Chick-fil-A Cow Appreciation Day
Dress like a cow. Get free food.
BBC NEWS | Health | Coffee ‘may reverse Alzheimer’s’
I figure by now my beta amyloid protein levels are negative.
Diet and Incident Venous Thromboembolism: The Iowa Women’s Health Study
Moderate, consistent alcohol consumption has been associated with decreased cardiovascular mortality. This study showed a rather significant association between alcohol consumption and reduced risk of VTE. The possible link between these observed benefits of alcohol consumption may be an antithrombotic effect.
Moderate alcohol intake may be the single biggest contributor to the Mediterranean diet’s longevity benefit, accounting for 23.5% of the effect in a prospective cohort study.
“My advice to people is drink wine unless you like it too much,” Dr. Trichopoulos said.
Eat Well, Live Longer – BusinessWeek
All I do is point. The rest is up to you.
Heart Minute: Red Yeast Rice Decreases LDL
Watch this video if you only have a minute to learn about red yeast rice. This is the same study cited in an earlier post on red yeast rice.
This is a very small study involving just 62 patients with elevated cholesterol levels. The results however, are promising with an average decrease in LDL levels of 35mg/dl versus patients receiving a placebo.
Click here to read the Mayo Clinic article explaining Red Yeast Rice.
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