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Christian Finn’s Facts About Fitness.

Saturday, September 4th, 2010

Men’s Health Fitness Expert Christian Finn Reveals The Best Ways To Burn Off Belly Fat And Pack On Lean Muscle.
Christian Finn’s Facts About Fitness.

What You Need To Know About Making Ethanol Fuel

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

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I’m a little worried about what I ate today, I could use some opinions?

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

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If anyone could lend some direction. exercise regulary. eat healthy. sleep about 8 to 9 hours. why no energy?

Saturday, August 28th, 2010


I pretty much said it in the heading. If a person mostly always lacks energy. Yet they are eating healthy. . . fruits, vegetables, grains, eggs. A lot of organic foods. Not a lot of junk food. They exercise regularly, at least a couple times a week. They sleep for about 8 hours a night. Any suggestions about why there would be a constant lack of energy. Especially if the doctor’s already been visited and there is no deficiencies that came up on tests. Also don’t drink, smoke, or take/drink caffiene. Any suggestions?

Secrets of Ginseng: Learn About Nature’s Amazing Energy Herb!

Friday, August 27th, 2010

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Artificial Sweeteners – Learn the Truth About This Dangerous Man-made Additive

Monday, August 23rd, 2010

If you knowingly consume Artificial sweeteners, then I highly recommend you read this, however unfortunately many unknowingly consume it, as it’s a very well hidden product, in over 5000 thousand foods, including chewing gum, soft drinks, jelly and children’s medicines.

Aspartame is considered by many health experts as the most dangerous food additive on the market. It’s a highly controversial and complex issue because the organisations declaring its safety are numerous and very powerful.

So with two sides, both with their ‘independent’ experts, it comes down to whom do you trust?

The following points will be examined:

History of aspartame Where can aspartame be found? The two opposing teams Symptoms of aspartame poisoning The science behind aspartame Alternatives to an alternative

History

Aspartame is the technical name for the brand names NutraSweet, Equal, Spoonful, and Equal-Measure. It was discovered by accident in 1965 by James Schlatter, a chemist of G. D. Searle Company. Schlatter was testing an anti-ulcer drug, when he discovered this sweet product. (3)

Searle saw it’s promise as a sweetener but was repeatedly refused by the FDA (U. S Food and Drug Administration) because of safety concerns.

In 1977 Donald Rumsfeld, now George Bush’s defence secretary but then chief executive of the pharmaceutical company GD Searle, publicly stated that he would “call in his markers” to win a licence for aspartame. On the day of his inauguration as president in 1981, with Mr Rumsfeld on his transition team, Ronald Reagan personally wrote an executive order suspending the head of the US Food and Drug Administration’s powers on aspartame. One month later Mr Reagan appointed a new head of the regulatory authority, Arthur Hayes, who granted a licence for the sweetener. (1)

Is this the tale of more shady U. S government dealings? or is it just another conspiracy theory?

In 1996 a review of aspartame research found that every single industry-funded study found aspartame safe. But 92% of independent studies identified one or more problems with its safety. (1)

In the Food and Drug Administration’s Final Decision on aspartame’s approval (Fed. Reg. 46:38289, 1981), the Commissioner stated:

“Few compounds have withstood such detailed testing and repeated, close scrutiny, and the process through which aspartame has gone should provide the public with additional confidence of its safety. ” (2)

What kind of products contains aspartame?

Aspartame is used in almost 5000 products around the world, of which more than 2000 are consumed in Europe. Aspartame can be found in a wide variety of food products including:

Beverages:

Carbonated and non-carbonated soft drinks, fruit drinks, squashes, iced teas and coffees and hot chocolate drinks.

Dairy products:

Yoghurts, dairy desserts and fromage frais.

Confectionery:

Chewing gum, sweets, chocolate, breath mints.

Table-top sweeteners:

Tablets and spoon-for-spoon powders.

Frozen desserts:

Ice cream and frozen snacks.

Powdered products:

Powdered soft drinks, milkshake mixes, and multivitamin drinks.

Cereals:

Cereal mixes, mueslis.

Preserves:

Fruit preserves, canned fruits.

Pharmaceuticals:

Effervescent tablets, chewable tablets and sachets.

Organisations that “apparently” give aspartame thumbs up:

Alzheimer’s Association, American Academy of Family Physicians ,American Cancer Society, American Council on Science and Health American Diabetes Association, American Dietetic Association, American Heart Association, Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America Diabetes U. K. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Canadian Diabetes Association, Mayo Clinic, National Cancer Institute U. K. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF), US. Consumer Information Centre, World Health Organization, U. K. Food Standards Agency, U. S. FDA’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. (According to the aspartame information centre) (2)

That’s a very powerful and influential list.

Organisations and individual’s calling for its removal:

I have lost count of the number of organisations against aspartame, however they are much smaller in size and lesser known; many have been formed by victims. The film ‘Sweet Misery’ is an excellent resource and shows the aspartame story in shocking detail; it’s packed with leading experts and victims personal accounts. You can check it out at: www. aspartamekills. com

The latest lawsuit filed is a $350 million class action filed on September 15, 2004 in United States District Court in San Francisco, California, case no: C 04 3872. This class action racketeering (RICO) lawsuit was filed against the NutraSweet Corporation, American Diabetes Association, Dr. Robert H. Moser and John Does 1-50. Plaintiffs maintain that this lawsuit will prove how deadly the chemical sweetener aspartame is when consumed by humans. The National Justice League filed three other lawsuit’s on April 26, 2004, in three separate California courts. (4)

Here are some other helpful links to find out more on aspartame:

www. mercola. com/

www. dorway. com/

www. holisticmed. com/aspartame/

www. presidiotex. com/aspartame/ (victims support group)

www. aspartamesafety. com/

www. wnho. org

www. russellblaylockmd. com

www. sunsentpress. com

Symptoms of Aspartame Intoxication:

“Complaints about aspartame represent 80-85% of all food complaints registered with the FDA. More than 6,000 complaints have been made concerning the effects of aspartame. Many of these reactions are very serious including seizures and death. ” (3)

The symptoms of aspartame intoxication include:

· severe headaches and nausea

· vertigo

· insomnia

· loss of control of limbs

· blurred vision and blindness

· memory loss

· slurred speech

· mild to severe depression often reaching suicidal levels

· hyperactivity

· gastrointestinal disorders

· seizures

· skin lesions and rashes

· anxiety attacks

· muscle and joint pain

· numbness

· mood changes

· loss of energy

· menstrual cramps out of cycle

· hearing loss or ringing in the ears

· loss or change of taste

· symptoms similar to those in a heart attack.

· additionally, aspartic acid chelates (combines) with chromium – which is a necessary element for proper operation of the thyroid gland. People who consume large quantities of aspartame may end up with a false diagnosis of Graves disease and suffer allopathic irradiation of their thyroid gland for no reason. (3)

The science behind aspartame

“Aspartame is the methyl ester of the dipeptide of the natural amino acids L-aspartic acid and L-phenylalanine. Under strongly-acidic or -alkaline conditions, aspartame first generates methanol by hydrolysis. Under more severe conditions, the peptide bonds are also hydrolyzed, resulting in the free amino acids”. (5) Got that?

Ok, here the English version. J

There are four chemical components of aspartame that scientists and physicians are currently debating over that may be causing or adversely effecting people’s health (5):

1. Methonol

Scientists agree that approximately 10% of aspartame (by weight) is broken down into methanol in the small intestine. Now most of that methanol is absorbed and quickly converted into formaldehyde (yes, the embalming substance).

Some scientists believe that the methanol can not be a problem because:

a) the level of methanol absorbed is too low to cause toxicity

b) methanol and formaldehyde are already in the body as a by-product of human metabolism

c) many alcoholic beverages and fruit juices contain more methanol than is derived from aspartame ingestion

2. Phenylalanine

About 50% of aspartame (by weight) is broken down into phenylalanine, which actually is an amino acid commonly found in foods. But because aspartame is metabolized and absorbed very quickly (unlike phenylalanine-containing proteins in foods), it is thought that aspartame could spike blood plasma levels of phenylalanine. The concern is that this could have a neurotoxic effect particularly in the brain of fetuses by the sudden influx of phenylalanine into the bloodstream because phenylalanine competes with other Large Neutral Amino Acids (LNAAs) for entry into the brain at the blood brain barrier.

3. Aspartic acid

Aspartic acid is another amino acid commonly found in foods. Around 40% of aspartame (by mass) is broken down into aspartic acid. Aspartic acid is known chemically as an excitotoxin, another famous example is monosodium glutamate (MSG). Hundreds of animals studies involving abnormally high levels of excitotoxins have been shown to cause damage to areas of the brain unprotected by the blood-brain barrier and a variety of chronic diseases arising out of this neurotoxicity. In 1970’s, Dr. John Olney found that high levels of aspartic acid caused damage to the brains of infant mice. Which led to Dr. Olney and consumer attorney, James Turner, filing a protest with the FDA to block the approval of aspartame.

4. Aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (DKP)

This substance is created as aspartame breaks down over time. One group of researchers found that – 6 months after aspartame was put into carbonated beverages – 25% of the aspartame had been converted to DKP. Concern amongst some scientists has been expressed that this form of DKP would undergo a nitrosation process in the stomach producing a type of chemical that could cause brain tumors. However there are very few human studies on the effects of this.

So what are the alternatives to this alternative (interesting concept)?

Raw honey is an obvious choice (but avoid heating honey as it can become a carcinogen).

Another natural product is called stevia that comes from a herb.

It has been used for centuries by traditional South American cultures and is very popular in Japan. You can generally find it in health food stores in liquid or powder form.

So where does this leave us with so many ‘experts’ on either side of the fence?

My first question with any product when considering it’s safety is: is it man made?

If so, has it been consumed for a long time?

In this case the answer is clearly no.

Which leads me to my final question, is it worth the risk?

Your 3d Coach

Craig Burton

References

(1) Safety of artificial sweetener called into question by MP Felicity Lawrence, December 15, 2005, The Guardian, http://www. guardian. co. uk/food/Story/0,,1667771,00. html

(2) Aspartame Information Sevice, http://www. aspartame. info

(3) http://www. mercola. com/article/aspartame/government_cover_up. htm

(4) News with views, http://www. newswithviews. com/BreakingNews/breaking25. htm

(5) http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Aspartame

Have you ever found anything worth the hype people made about it?

Saturday, August 21st, 2010

For example, many people hyped up McD coffee drinks and I found some did not find it to be the case. . .

. . . but has anything *not just movies* been actually WORTH the hype?

How To Lose Weight By Drinking Water including How To Lose Weight Fasr with topics about Natural Weight Loss Suppliments

Monday, August 16th, 2010

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The Truth About Sports Drinks

Monday, August 16th, 2010

The cycle lasts, the more you realize that sports drinks are essential for your bicycle. They have also long been known that drinking water is extremely crucial for a bicycle. But to take the bike to the next level and make more efficient consumption of sports drinks is inevitable. This is exactly why professional cyclists may be considered sports drink consumption at any time other than water. Sports drinks really useful? Yes It might be beneficial for beginners distance cyclists cycle small. For example, a trip of 50 miles is considered a long journey. But first you must get your facts clear about glycogène.Le Glycogen is a type of compound found in the liver and muscles. Glycogen is the energy of your body. The muscles simply can not function without it. When you go for long bike tours, the level of glycogen decreases. Since the pilot is in his best effort for three hours straight on a bicycle, he or she reduces its glycogen stores and “hitting the wall” or Bonk. The terms “hitting the wall” and Bonk like to lose all energy. Therefore, sports drinks are necessary to replace those that are necessary energy. Sports drinks can help to maintain glycogen levels. But how should we drink? The answer to this question is 6 per cent glucose for 20 minutes. In other words, you should consume 500-700 ml of sports drink per hour. This can be a bit ‘expensive for some people. But there is simply no other sport outlets.The drinks contain simple carbohydrates and complex. These two carbohydrates are then broken down into glycogen in the muscles of your bike. Another advantage of drinking sports drinks is that they encourage you to drink more water. The reason sports drinks also contain sodium. Sodium combined with glucose encourage the absorption of water for your gut. Therefore, another important element is sodium. The salt is a term similar to sodium. But if you look closely most of the sports drinks, that hath none sufficient percentage of sodium.La solution to this problem is to store the salt or sodium in front of the bike storage. Eating salty foods and drink beverages that are filled with electrolyte before starting trajet.Il are a lot of different sports drinks there. How to choose? A good tip is to look at the nutritional values and see if it contains the necessary ingredients, simple carbohydrates, complex carbohydrates and sodium. These three would suffice. Then, just to experiment with your stomach. If you feel unwell after drinking a particular brand of sports drink, then stick to it.

The Simple Basics About Diabetes

Friday, August 13th, 2010

Simply put, diabetes is the inability of the body to properly handle sugars. When we eat or drink our pancreas produces a hormone called insulin. Insulin is released into the blood and helps regulate the amount of glucose (sugar) in the blood. Diabetes is a state where this process is not working properly. This is due to: — No insulin produced, often called type 1 diabetes, and requires the patient to use insulin injections, or . . . — Insulin is produced, but the body becomes resistant to it. What makes ineffective insulin. This is normally called type 2 diabetes and is increasingly common. Searches latest show that 2 out of 100 people suffer from diabetes. Alarmant of half these people do not even know they have. Many people have diabetes without being aware of it because someone with diabetes appears to be no different than any other person. Someone may have diabetes for months or even years without realizing they have the condition. The danger is that if diabetes is not immediately life threatening the long-term effects of high blood sugar can be harmful to health. No prolonged diabetes and high blood sugar may, later in life, cause problems in many organs including the kidneys, eyes, nerves and heart. This May his dark, but the control of blood sugar by a combination of medicine, diet and exercise will largely reduce the long-term complications. The easiest way to check if you have diabetes is to get a blood sugar check with your doctor. A small sample of blood obtained by pricking a finger is checked using a small electronic tester. A normal blood sugar is generally between 72 – 126 mg / dl or 4 – 7 mmol / l (1 mmol / l = 18mg/dl). Diabetes is diagnosed when the body is unable to maintain the level of sugar in the blood within these limits. The unit of measurement used (mmol / l or mg / dl) will depend on which country you live in. The diagnosis of diabetes may occur in the blue during a routine check-but more often it results from the person suffering the symptoms of diabetes. These symptoms may be much or little, mild or severe depending on the individual. The symptoms are as follows: Nothing at all (???) No it’s not a typo. It is true many people do not feel a different effect and are surprised to discover they have diabetes. However, even if you feel you must end your take diabetes seriously and act on the advice of a doctor. THIRST (polydipsia) It is a very common symptom. Often, it seems no matter how much you drink your mouth still feels as dry as Death Valley. The problem is compounded before diabetes is diagnosed by patients drinking copious quantities of sugary drinks . . . ! Of course, it only increases the level of sugar in the blood and causes an increase in thirst. INCREASED urinate (polyuria) Another very common symptom. Patients need to urinate frequently and spend large volumes each time. Moreover, this symptom does not take into account the time for sleep is constantly disrupted by the obligation to visit the bathroom during the night. It is a mistake to think this is caused by increased thirst and drink more. The opposite is true. High level of sugar in the blood to spread in the urine which makes syrupy. To counter this law on water is drawn from the body, causing dehydration and therefore thirst. WEIGHT LOSS Glucose is the form of sugar which is the principal organ of fuel. Diabetics can not deal properly so it passes through the urine and outside the body. Less fuel, the body’s reserve tissues are broken down to produce energy with weight loss. Other symptoms include constipation, fatigue, lack of energy, tingling or pins and needles in hands and feet, blurred vision and increased infections. If you met any of these symptoms, it does not necessarily mean that you are diabetic, but it might be advisable to consult your doctor to be sure. If it does transpire that you have diabetes please do not panic. It may come as a shock and it will result in changes in your life. While (currently) incurable, it can be treated as long-term complications are reduced or eliminated. As a result May actually increase your health and life expectancy compared to before when you do not take care of your body whatsoever. It requires discipline and self-control but there is no reason for anyone with diabetes can live full and perfectly normal life.