Friday, October, 30, 2009
Meat Cutting Techniques
March 24, 2009
A study by the U.S. National Cancer Institute has found that eating a diet high in red meat and processed meat could increase the risk of dying from heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer's, stomach ulcers, and other diseases. The study of 500,000 people found that if those who ate the most red meat (about 4.5 ounces per day) reduced their levels to the amount eaten by the lowest 20 percent (about half an ounce per day) it would save 11 percent of men's lives, and 16 percent of women's lives. But some...
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Expert & Community Posts
By Lisa Nelson
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Health Expert
...individuals with a high intake of red and processed meats at higher risk of heart disease versus...
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By Amy Thomas
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Health Expert
...Starting with your grocery cart, keep raw foods (meat, eggs, and poultry) separate from your...
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By Heather Reese
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Health Expert
...temperatures and is a good way to cook poultry, seafood and meat. This is traditional way to...
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By Heather Reese
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Health Expert
...entire duration that you are awake. Focus on lean meats like white meat poultry without the skin...
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By Jeffrey Heit
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Health Expert
...keeping fit, you probably do your best to avoid red meat - or, at least, feel very guilty if you...
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Health Guide
...oils and margarines, and melons. Cooking TipsUse whole grain flour instead of white flour.Buy lean
meats, like turkey or chicken, instead of red
meat, and trim all the fat from it before...
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... system in good working order. Strive for plenty of fruits and vegetables, lean cuts of
meat, whole grains and low-fat milk.Get regular exercise – Men who live a “couch...
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...help cognitive functioning…or at least prevent it from getting worse. Iron and zinc are found in
meat, poultry, seafood, whole grains and dried beans. The B vitamins are found in whole grains,...
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...cheddar, American, bleu, brie, Parmesan, mozzarella• Beef and chicken livers• Cured
meat• Game
meat• Caviar• Dried fishIf you are going to stop taking an...
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...uric acid, calcium, and oxalates in the urine and reduces citrate. Diets high in protein, particularly
meat protein, have been consistently associated with kidney stones. (
Meat protein has a...
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(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Ordering your steak well done could be harmful to your health. A new study finds people who eat meat cooked at high...
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July 13, 2009
(Ivanhoe Newswire) ? Meat and dairy lovers might want to think about cutting back on their favorite foods. According to National Cancer Institute...
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July 30, 2009
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October 03, 2008
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(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Uncooked "enhanced" meat products may contain high levels of phosphorous and potassium that are not listed on food labels,...
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