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Is bacteria to blame for obesity? Is bacteria to blame for obesity?
(08/03/2010)


According to a number of American reports, the bugs in our stomachs that are responsible for digestion could well be to blame for our weight gain. According to research, this may be down the fact that different typ...

Taste buds influence obesity Taste buds influence obesity
(08/03/2010)


Our taste-buds can influence the likelihood that we will become obese, scientists claim. They believe that our tongues are more sensitive to picking up the ‘taste of fat’: a sixth taste, alongside the traditional f...

T.E.N.S technology shown to boost blood circulation is diabates sufferers T.E.N.S technology shown to boost blood circulation in diabetes sufferers
(03/03/2010)


Diabetes affects over 1.6 million and is a chronic condition which can result from an overload of glucose (sugar) in the blood stream. When the body is unable to produce enough insulin, glucose levels can become da...

A Mediterranean diet can unblock your heart  A Mediterranean diet can unblock your heart
(03/03/2010)


With fast-food culture having seemingly taken over the western world and fatty food addictions continuing to wreak havoc on health, it is unsurprising that many people’s arteries become clogged with fat.

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Pilates holidays - bending over backwards to lose that weight Pilates holidays - bending over backwards to lose that weight
(01/03/2010)


Pilates has long been established as both a healthy pursuit, and a great way to keep in shape. Celebrities and health fanatics alike are beginning to praise the ever popular exercise method which is primarily desi...

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