Share A great classic Hollywood actor Dennis Hopper, who starred in the movies “Easy Rider” and “Blue Velvet,” died Saturday in his home in Venice, California. He was only 74. The reason for his death is the prostate cancer which was diagnosed October 2009, according to his wife Victoria Hopper. He died surrounded by his [...] [...more]
Share Vitamin Waters – Vitamin water by Coke and Sobe Life Water by Pepsi might sound healthy by their names but both of these contain 32.5 grams of sugar in every bottle. Bran Muffins – The main ingredient in muffin or cake is fat and it has more calories than the McDonald’s Sausage McMuffin. That’s [...] [...more]
Share Michelle Obama and Mayor Michael Bloomberg are pushing through against using too much salt which is a campaign by Cargill. A video by Cargill called Salt 101 said, “Salt is a pretty amazing compound, so make sure you have plenty of salt in your kitchen at all times.” Today, the campaign that Obama and [...] [...more]
Share A compilation of 20 worst drinks in America was released by Men’s Health Magazine. These are drinks driven and super packed with calories, fat and sugar. 20 – Snapple Agave Melon Antioxidant Water – 150 calories – You may get vitamins with this drink but in exchange, you’ll get extra sugar. 19 – SoBe [...] [...more]
Share Health Minister Mary Harney announced that premiums will become high for those employers who will wait for the policy to take effect. This movement includes a new form of risk equalization to allow in the transfer of funds between employees and employers. This regulation encourages people to take insurance as early as they can [...] [...more]
Share Not all the foods today are weight adders, some studies have proven that there are foods that also burns fat. So if you love indulging, why not eat these fat burning foods that are pound shredders. Too much eating will not be a problem anymore as long as you know that these foods are [...] [...more]
Share A study conducted in Australia showed that college students who eat instant and energy-dense meals are increasing their risk in getting chronic diseases which includes heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Dr. Danielle Gallegos and Kai Wen Ong surveyed over 800 college students who eat instant foods for their lunch or snack. Dr. Gallegos said, [...] [...more]
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