Nutrition Health Review

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Articles in Spring, 2004 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• In a sample study of more than 6,000 children and teens, researchers found that nearly one-third of them ate fast food on any given day
• Bears suffer bone loss, just like us
• Sunrich has introduced Soy Supreme Kreme, a first-of-its kind organic soy ingredient that offers both a higher fat and protein content, for use in a variety of baking, beverage, and dessert applications
• Vitamin E shows natural benefits for menopausal women
• Syndrome X affects general mortality rates
• Andropause: 'menopausal symptoms' for middle-aged men
• Low levels of selenium may cause problems in pregnant women
• The number of nevi, or moles, present on the skin has often been an indicator of melanoma risk
• Macular degeneration could be slowed with lutein
• New testing guidelines for better safety
• Recipes for the Vegan and vegetarian
• Arsenic a concern in chickens
• A report in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
• HPV infection may cause cancerous cervical lesions
• Severe premenstrual syndrome can affect stress responses
• SoleTrex™ LLC announces Pathfinder™, a new resource for those looking for new outdoor adventures
• Warnings revised for estrogen patch
• Unpasteurized cheeses such as feta, brie, and goat's milk cheese are common staples in many gourmet meals, but they may pose a serious risk to pregnant women and unborn babies
• Rectal cancer in women linked to low vitamin E
• Nearly half of women over age 45 prefer sleep to sex
• Size of tumor may not be related to pain
• Renaming the obesity epidemic
• Depression linked to vascular problems later in life
• The blessings of menopause
  by Gail Gorman
• One-third of Americans have iron deficiency
• Active ingredients in expensive cough syrup not always worth it
• European Union regulations now prohibit European butchers from giving bones to customers for use by their pets
• Radiation therapy or chemotherapy is often used as a treatment for certain types of cancer
• Bear settles for local brew
• Terrapin Ridge, the makers of award-winning dressings, sauces, and mustards, spotlights the cranberry this season
• Bad cholesterol news for low-carb dieters
• Vitamins, supplements, help menopausal bones
• Energy balance a struggle for female athletes
• The myths and realities of menopause
• Quality of marriage remains steady
• Men and women who consume the greatest amounts of magnesium were found to be at the lowest risk for diabetes
• The ups and downs of hormone replacement therapy
• Santa Cruz County, California, is home
• Different kinds of carbohydrates can do different things
• Can soy prevent osteoporosis?
• Living next door to a gas station or an auto repair business might be associated with an increased risk of childhood leukemia
• Hormone replacement can dry the eyes
• What you should know about your medications: an interview with T. Mark Woods, Pharm. D., F.A.S.H.P
• Oriental mock chicken salad in pita bread