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Fresh concerns over use of adulterated honey
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CHUKWUKA Ndudi is 44 years old. He loves honey. Ndudi uses honey to sweeten his meals as a replacement for table sugar. Nutrition society endorses Aloe vera-based drink -291009 By Joseph Okoghenun THE Nutritional Society of Nigeria (NSN) has endorsed an Aloe vera-based drink, Chivera, marketed by Chi Pharmaceuticals Limited. High protein diet may increase mental disease risk -291009 HIGH protein diets have been popular off and on since the 1960s, and are once again grabbing the attention of millions of people desperate to lose weight. But before you jump on the bandwagon, there are some things you might want to consider. |
Red grape compound shows promise against diabetes
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HEART specialists may advise you to drink a glass or two of red wine to keep your heart healthy but emerging research may be shedding a new light on the same theory involving diabetes health. Next time you are planning a road trip, ski trip, or just a quiet dinner at home, you may want to reach for the red grapes and put a bushel (or bottle) in your cart to ward off the danger of diabetes. Diabetes Boot Camp holds -291009 TO mark the 2009 World Diabetes Day, Accruals International is organising a 2009 Diabetes Boot Camp for people living with diabetes, relatives and friends of diabetics and the public. |
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