Nutrition Information

The History of AmbrotoseŽ Complex


AmbrotoseŽ - the Nutritional Alphabet of the "Sweet Language of Life"

Dieting -- The Basic of Meal Planning


BASIC MEAL & MENU PLANNING

What is the Atkins Diet and How Can It Help You?


What is the Atkins diet and how can it help you?

Ultra Refined Fish Oil - The New Generation of Fish Oil


Dr. Barry Sears revolutionized nutritional thinking around the world with his 1995 landmark #1 New York Times best seller The Zone. With The Zone, and his subsequent bestselling Zone books, Dr. Sears describes how a scientifically proven plan of moderate carbohydrate consumption balanced with appropriate amounts of protein and fat may help you live a longer and better life.

Heart Friendly Foods


Heart disease results when plaque builds up inside the arterial walls, which causes a partial or complete obstruction of blood flow. This reduces flow of blood to heart and may result in angina. Angina is a sensation of discomfort, pain, burning or pressure, generally felt in the chest area.

6 Power Foods For Your Heart


Heart disease remains the number one cause of death in the United States for both men and women. Traditionally, a low fat diet has been the prescription for heart health which causes many people to shrink away. Not anymore! The good news is there are many things you can add to your diet that can greatly improve your risk factors of heart disease. Here are 6 power foods you can start adding to your diet to keep you heart healthy!

Seasonings: Add More Than Just Flavor


Besides providing taste, color, and aroma, certain seasonings can also add health to your meals. Herbs and spices contain phytochemicals which are natural health promoting substances and have been found to protect us against diseases such as cancer and heart disease. So here?s to spicing up your meal and health!

Odd Fact or Oxymoron: Learning How To Cook Will Help You Drop a Few Pounds and Gain a Few Friends


Finding simple ways to reduce my waistline is always a personal objective. I am by no means a health expert, and I have not always been too concerned with what I put into my body. But as I get a little older, I fear that if I don?t concern myself with health, my doctor will have to. And regardless of the good that they do, I don?t like doctors and clinics that much.

Time Line of the Development of GlycoBiology and GlycoNutritionals


1880s - Characterization of monosaccharides by Emil Fischer.

An Open Letter to Mankind


In the last twenty years, a huge and growing body of research has been carried out into the role of the sugars that are an essential part of glycoproteins. These sugar-protein complexes are the building blocks of our immune system, and are the method by which cells ?talk? to each other.

Missing Link to the Immune System


For decades science has been looking for the answers to our health problems in proteins and fats. Carbohydrates have long been overlooked - thought just to be energy or calories and play no other significant role.

Five Reasons You Should Drink More Water


I know you've heard this many times - "Drink more water!". Yet, 99% of the people don't heed this advice. Maybe if water was more expensive, people would pay more attention to consume enough of it on a daily basis. We are living in a dehydrated world of carbonated beverages, caffeine and alcohol.

Fluoride in Drinking Water


Are there any benefits to be obtained from drinking water that has Fluoride added? Well, the jury seems to be out, and they have been out for a very long time, without producing a satisfactory answer as to whether it is beneficial or harmful.

Fluoride Debate Continues


The debate regarding Fluoride continues to rage, is it good for your teeth or, the teeth of our children. There does not appear to be a survey available, without bias, that goes one way or the other.

Healthy Eating for Executives on the Run


For the executive, maintaining the much-needed balance between career, family, and health can often be a challenge and yet without this balance in our lives it is impossible to become focused and efficient during the work day. The one area that seems to be the quickest to fall out of balance is our health. Before you know it you?re working late, no longer having time to make a decent meal and exercise becomes a thing of the past. As I talk on the phone to my executive friend Paula, I hear the same old line, ?I don?t have time to have lunch today, and I need to meet with a client. I?m just going to grab something on my way out?. This ?something? she is grabbing for lunch usually consists of a handful of chips or perhaps a bagel as she runs out the door.

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