Whether or not your child has Gastroesophageal Reflux, picky eating is common in children ages 15 months to 3 years of age. Picky eating is often characterized by only eating a few foods and beverages, skipping whole food groups (such as fruits and vegetables) and having a negative reaction to non preferred foods or new foods. Some toddlers are very opinionated about the color, texture and taste of foods too. Toddlers are bursting with new skills such as talking, walking and climbing so it...
Do you take vitamin and mineral supplements? Many people do, particularly if they feel that their diet doesn’t meet up with government... Read more »
During winter months when the skies are gray and the ground is wet, our bodies do not have as much opportunity to transform sunlight into... Read more »
Over the past few years, data has been accumulating that suggest foods rich in antioxidants are healthy, but antioxidant supplements offer... Read more »
Recently, I wrote a sharepost for the HealthCentral menopause site on a recent study about vitamins and older women that I posted on my... Read more »
“Wonder Bread helps build strong bodies 12 ways.” Remember that advertising slogan? The “miracle bread” of my childhood was reputed... Read more »
According to a new study published in the journal Menopause, moderate doses of calcium and vitamin D supplements don't raise women's coronary artery... Read more »
Results from a new study suggest that drinking orange juice that is fortified with vitamin D can be as effective at boosting the body's levels of... Read more »
A type of vitamin A, called retinol, may help prevent skin cancer, a new study suggests. The type of vitamin A appeared to decrease the risk of... Read more »
Even short-term use of vitamin D and calcium supplements can greatly reduce the risk of stress fractures in women. A study of 5,200 female U.S. Navy... Read more »
This study will evaluate the effectiveness of folate and B12 supplementation in reducing negative symptoms in people with schizophrenia. This study... Read more »
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