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Updated - January 27, 2012

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Does Exposure to This Heavy Metal Cause Learning Delays?
Children with high levels of the heavy metal cadmium in their urine may be more likely to have learning disabilities and/or need special education, a new study shows. …»

Adding Colour to Your Diet
In many cases it is the compound giving the fruit or vegetable its colour that is the health promoting or active ingredient... »

Milk Products and Lactose Intolerance
In many cases, people with lactose intolerance remove all dairy products from their diet, but this may not be necessary …»

Using Food Labels to Improve Your Diet
Health Canada now has a web page that lists nutrients you may want more of, and nutrients you may want less of.... »

Challenges of using the glycemic index
As a banana ripens, the GI increases as the starch in the banana breaks down to glucose... »

Satiety – Do You Feel Full Yet?
There is a very sophisticated communication between our digestive system and our brains that tell us that we are empty, and we need to eat. ... »

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