Traineo.com
October 24, 2006 by Healthy Habits
Filed under Healthy Living
Traineo.com is a website to help you track your workout progress. You can use the TRaineo community ot pick up to 4 friends or members of your family (who will become your ‘traineo motivators’) to receive weekly email updates on your progress towards your weight loss and fitness goals. Plus you can look at how much you’ve done.
No Fountain of Youth in Pills
October 18, 2006 by Sandra Campbell
Filed under Health & Aging, Healthy Living
Every year cosmetic and health companies roll out the next line of products that will magically make you look and feel younger. Now a study shows what many of us have always known: You will not find the fountain of youth in that bottle of mystery that you bought from that 1800 number.
Study: Anti-aging supplements don’t work
Further Benefits of Green Tea
October 16, 2006 by Healthy Habits
Filed under Healthy Living
Green tea is a great hangover helper, and downing lu cha is only polite in most Chinese households. New studies show the green tea can increase your metabolism and help you lose weight without changing your diet in any other ways! Full text here.
Low Calorie Recipes
October 12, 2006 by Marsha James
Filed under Healthy Living, Healthy Recipes
A low calorie meal is sometimes hard to come by and hard to make. Here are a few recipes that can help.
- Lemon Green Beans
- Light Parsleyed Potatoes
- Cajun Fish Sandwiches
- Ham Salad Sandwiches
- Italian Pizza Bread
- Fresh Cranberry Relish
Courtesy of Chefs
Fertile Women Dress Flashier
October 10, 2006 by Marsha James
Filed under Healthy Living
Scientists are saying that women tend to dress up more when they are ovulating even when they are unaware of it. It’s there way of catching the eye of a male to impregnate them.
Pumpkins: 30 Recipes
October 9, 2006 by Marsha James
Filed under Healthy Living, Healthy Recipes
Anytime Halloween looms visions of pumpkins are all over the place. Well here is 30 different ways that you can eat this tasty vegetable.
Teen Smoking Avoids Painful Birth?
October 5, 2006 by Marsha James
Filed under Healthy Living
Believe it or not but health officials in the UK are warning that teens are smoking for an unbelievable reason. They are attempting to have an easier and less painful birth. Smoking is more likely to cause a child to be underweight and they feel that if the child is smaller then birth is easier but doctors say thats a myth.
Are Breast-Fed Babies Smarter?
October 4, 2006 by Sarah White
Filed under Healthy Living, Women's Health
There are so many wonderful reasons to breast-feed your children. Breast milk helps build up the baby’s immune system and breast feeding can actually help a new mom lose weight? But are brest-fed babies smarter than bottle-fed babies?
New research suggests they are not. The subject has been studied since 1929 and there are still no clear answers, but a study of more than 5,000 American babies seems to indicate that breast-feeding did not have an impact on the future intelligence of the child. Breast-feeding in isolation seemed to have an impact, but when considered with other factors such as the intelligence of the mother, home environment and family income, breast-feeding made little difference.
The idea that other factors are more imprtant was reinforced by looking at siblings where one was breast-fed and one not. They had no major difference in intelligence.
An interesting part of this study is that an increase in about 15 IQ point for the mother made her more than twice as likely to breast-feed. So many it’s smarter mothers breast-feeding who then have smarter babies. Yet another reason to think about breast-feeding if you’re expecting or planning a family.
Source: NewsWise
Understanding Expiration Dates
October 3, 2006 by Marsha James
Filed under Healthy Living
Do you understand what that sell by date label on your food means? If not, you are not alone. The dates are confusing and have never really been explained. You can read more about it in this article.
The Truth About Food Expiration Dates
Sleeping and Our Health
October 3, 2006 by Marsha James
Filed under Health & Aging, Healthy Living
This article talks about our health and how it’s linked to not getting enough sleep. Millions of people and more and more children are not getting enough sleep to get them through the day.


