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5 Foods to Reduce the Risk of Lung Cancer
First things first: If you smoke, stop. Tobacco use is responsible for 87 per cent of lung cancer deaths. Of course, even non-smokers get lung cancer (and being around second-hand smoke can increase your risk by up to 30 per cent). While it's certainly not license to puff away, eating certain foods may help you breathe a little easier.
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The Health Benefits of Salmon
Find out why salmon is so healthy for you and get the scoop on how much of it you need to be eating for a healthier lifestyle.
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3 Foods to Prevent Gum Disease
Gum disease can eventually infect or even destroy your teeth and it can also boost your risk for heart disease by 15 per cent. Fortunately, there are plenty of nutrients you can turn to for prevention. Read on to find out which foods can help prevent gum disease.
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6 Foods to Help Prevent Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's disease often begins with what appears to be simple forgetfulness, but it wreaks much more havoc over time, destroying speech, comprehension, and coordination and causing restlessness and dramatic mood swings. One in three people over the age of 80 will be its victim, and most of us sit back and hope we won't be one of them. The right diet may delay the onset of the disease or lower your risk by as much as 40%. So, isn't a diet change worth it?
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5 Foods to Control Migraines
While experts don’t know exactly what causes migraines, they do know that almost anything can cause one – including weather changes, strong odours, stress, loss of sleep, certain foods and drinks, and fluctuations in estrogen levels (why no doubt three times more women than men get them). Avoiding the foods that often trigger migraines while making a point of eating those that help prevent them may reduce the number — and intensity — of headaches you get.
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4 High Fibre Meals
Get your daily recommended fibre by sneaking more of it into your routine. Replace your usual lunches and dinners with some of these healthy and delicious recipes.
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Choosing Safe Seafood
Seafood is one of nature's best sources of disease-fighting omega-3 fatty acids, but some varieties pack high levels of mercury and other toxins. Is eating fish really worth the risk?
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The Power of Spinach
Find out why this leafy green vegetable is so good for you. Plus, learn more about how much of it you should be eating.
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7 Foods to Prevent Ulcers
Before you reach for a glass of milk to soothe your ulcer pain, read this: Much of what we used to "know" about ulcers has been proven wrong. Most ulcers aren't caused directly by stress but by the bacterium Helicobacter pylori, which is why ulcers today are often treated with antibiotics along with an acid suppressor. Find out which foods can aid in healing.
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4 Succulent Sandwiches
Tired of the same ol' chicken sandwich? How about the classic peanut butter and jam? Time to shake things up a little with these delicious, easy-to-make sandwich delights!
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5 Diseases that Fibre Fights
You know that fibre keeps you regular. But did you also know that it fights many common—and deadly—diseases? Here’s how fibre can help keep afflictions at bay, and how to incorporate enough of it into your daily diet.
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Diet for a Longer Life
Skipping unhealthy foods in favour of healthier options is surprisingly easy. Click through our photo gallery and follow these simple tips.
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5 Ways to Love Seafood
Are you daunted by the thought of cooking seafood? (It gets dry! It smells fishy!) Or did a fish fillet in some childhood cafeteria leave a bad taste in your mouth? Here are the five most common objections to seafood and easy ways around them.
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4 Satisfying Meat Alternatives
Vegetarian cooking is far from boring. If you’re trying to go veg (or just cutting back on your consumption of animal products) but miss the satisfying texture and taste of meat, try these 4 great alternatives. They’re all tasty, versatile, and can be turned into delicious meat substitutes.
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6 Reasons Apples are the Perfect Snack Food
Next time you need a sugar boost, skip the chocolate bar and pick an apple instead. Apples can help you manage your blood sugar and lower your cholesterol. With a little imagination, apples can even add some nutrition to your baking.


































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