This Week in ADVANCE Magazine - Body, Mind, Spirit
The Untold Epidemic - Vitamin E Deficiency
Based upon data from the Framingham Offspring Study based out of Harvard Medical School, it is clear that there is an epidemic Vitamin D deficiency that may increase the risk of heart disease. (A subject for another article; as well as... Read more>>
8 Tips to Help You Stay Slim This Christmas
Many people associate Christmas time with weight gain. We tend to use this time to relax and enjoy the good things in life. But you don't have to let your Christmas indulgence ruin your figure. Read more>>
Why an Acid Diet Could be Killing You
Is obesity the number one cause of most of today’s ills? Are meat-eaters more at risk for cancer? Nutrutional imbalances a number one killer? Or is it our genetic pre-disposition... Read more>>
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