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136. Yogurt - A Milk Product with More
The origins of yogurt lie in the isolated Caucasus mountains of Russia, but to-day this milk product has a prominent place in the dairy case of most grocery stores.
URL: http://www.medicinalfoodnews.com/vol02/issue5/yogurt.htm   Score: 1%   Date: 2006-12-25   Size: 9 kB

137. Soy and Prostate Cancer
Soybeans and soybean products have become very popular as people search for alternatives to animal proteins. That, and the fact that there is growing evidence that consumption of soy products may be beneficial to women’s health in particular, has resulted in a flood of soy based products in the supermarket.
URL: http://www.medicinalfoodnews.com/vol09/issue2005/prostate.htm   Score: 1%   Date: 2006-10-07   Size: 6 kB

138. A Season for Cranberry and Reasons to Eat Them
A recently published article describes how older women who were at risk of developing urinary tract infection were asked to consume 300 mL of a cranberry juice cocktail every day for six months.
URL: http://www.medicinalfoodnews.com/vol03/issue1/cranbery.htm   Score: 0%   Date: 2006-09-26   Size: 7 kB

139. Fiber Helps Type 2 Diabetics
A recent report by a group of American and German researchers has raised the question about the role dietary fiber can play in the treatment and control of Type 2 Diabetes.
URL: http://www.medicinalfoodnews.com/vol04/issue5/diabetic.htm   Score: 0%   Date: 2006-09-27   Size: 6 kB

140. Reading Labels - Fat Soluble Vitamins
You have read all the articles, done all the talking and made up your mind. The next step is to take the plunge and actually buy a nutraceutic product
URL: http://www.medicinalfoodnews.com/vol01/issue4/vitamins.htm   Score: 0%   Date: 2006-12-24   Size: 10 kB

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