SUNDAY, May 9 (HealthDay News) — Something in dark chocolate seems to help protect the heart, and now researchers say they have identified the molecular mechanism by which a compound found in cocoa can guard against the damage of a stroke.
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Scientists are teasing out clues to the effect of grapes in reducing risk factors related to cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome. The effect is thought to be due to phytochemicals — naturally occurring antioxidants — that grapes contain.
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While Telus’ ( T.TO ) saw its first quarter net profits drop 17 percent and revenue remained flat, the results surpassed analyst estimates. By sticking to a healthy diet of expenses and reduced capital spending, the company was able to earn $261.7 million. According to a Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S survey, analysts expected Telus to report earnings of $.67 cents a share. At the same time, revenues …
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BALTIMORE, May 7 (UPI) — U.S. researchers say dark chocolate may help guard against brain injury after a stroke.
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“Just in time for Cinco de Mayo, dietitians with the Cancer Project have listed five foods you should avoid at Mexican restaurants, including some that pack more than a day’s worth of calories, fat, and sodium,” announced the Washington, D.C.-based group of physicians, researchers, and nutritionists who have joined together to tout the benefits of a healthy diet for cancer prevention.
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NEW YORK - STAYING in touch with pop culture, the latest trends such as iPods and texting messaging, and a dinner date with actress Betty White are keys to living a long life, according to people who know - centenarians. Being socially active, eating a healthy diet, exercising and getting enough sleep also won’t hurt. ‘If I could leave any message, never stop learning. Period. That’s it,’ said …
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Staying in touch with pop culture, the latest trends such as iPods and texting messaging, and a dinner date with actress Betty White are keys to living a long life, according to people who know — centenarians. Being socially active, eating a healthy diet, exercising and getting enough sleep also won’t hurt. “If I could leave any message, never stop learning. Period. That’s it,” said Maurice …
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Many foods are quickly branded unhealthy because they are high in fat, sugar or salt. But it is often consumers’ eating habits that are unhealthy, not the foods they eat.
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New coach Mike Shanahan and new general manager Bruce Allen continued their purge of last year’s 4-12 team by cutting defensive tackle Anthony Montgomery and receiver Marko Mitchell on May 3. Running backs Anthony Alridge and P.J. Hill and receiver James Robinson were also let go.
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CLEVELAND — We’re all trying to eat better but for some, healthy eating habits are turning into an obession that’s damaging their relationships and their lives.
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