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- Biology of Belief - interview with Dr. Bruce Lipton - part three 21 Nov 2009 05:22 GMT
... now, I could put a piece of food in the esophagus portion. And the wrath ... medicine but the non-trauma illnesses - cancer, obesity, diabetes, all those, the best source of healing ... book, delves into the mysteries of ancient Egyptian mystery schools and explains their wisdom teachings. ...
- Naomi Klein: 'No Logo' Revisited 21 Nov 2009 09:14 GMT
... once was a bestseller, even drinking a Diet Coke in public could land me in the ... no royalties from a line of Italian food products, though they did send me some ... when she went on a mission to Egypt to improve the perception of the United ...
- Heart disease discovered in ancient Egyptian mummies 18 Nov 2009 19:56 GMT
... | Society Heart disease discovered in ancient Egyptian mummies A cardiologist at Saint Luke's Mid ... commonly associated with modern risk factors like obesity, sedentary lifestyles, smoking, stress and high-fat diets. Atherosclerosis often causes arteries to become calcified, ...
- Scientists Discover Heart Disease in Ancient Egyptian Mummies 18 Nov 2009 01:33 GMT
... scientists has discovered heart disease in ancient Egyptian mummies, dispelling the view that cardiovascular disease ... healthier than today's. "They didn't eat processed food or transfats; didn't smoke, and even the ... strokes way back then even though their diet and lifestyle were quite different than ours." Thompson says ...
- No fast-food phenom: Ancient Egyptian mummies show signs of heart disease, scientists say 17 Nov 2009 22:31 GMT
... read and accept terms of the No fast-food phenom: Ancient Egyptian mummies show signs of heart disease, scientists ... but that's speculation," Thompson said. With modern diets, "we all sort of live in the Pharaoh's ...
- No fast-food phenom: Ancient mummies show signs of heart disease, scientists say 18 Nov 2009 01:31 GMT
... read and accept terms of the No fast-food phenom: Ancient mummies show signs of heart ... scanner tube set up outside of the Egyptian National Museum of Antiquities in Cairo. (THE ... but that's speculation," Thompson said. With modern diets, "we all sort of live in the Pharaoh's ...
- Egyptian Mummies Reveal Heart Disease as Ancient Affliction 17 Nov 2009 22:32 GMT
... Egyptian Mummies Reveal Heart Disease as Ancient Affliction ... a disease of modern humans caused by unhealthy lifestyles," said Miyamoto, a cardiologist and co-investigator ... the Pharaoh or as priests or priestesses. Diet-wise, eating beef, duck and other poultry was ...
- Study Reveals Evidence of Heart Disease in Ancient Egyptian Mummies 17 Nov 2009 22:50 GMT
... Contact: CONTACT: Kerry O'Connor of Saint Luke's Health System, +1-816-932-8646 ., Nov. 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- ... Randall Thompson, M.D., and collaborating imaging experts, Egyptologists and preservationists, examined direct evidence collected using ... with modern , smoking, stress and high-fat diets. Atherosclerosis often causes arteries to become calcified, ...
- Even ancient Egyptians suffered hardening of the arteries, CT scans show 17 Nov 2009 21:18 GMT
... CT scans of Egyptian mummies, some as much as 3,500 years ... the development of certain afflictions was poignantly illustrated to us" by the study, presented at ... been surprising. The high-status Egyptians ate a diet high in meat from cattle, ducks and geese, ...
- Mummies show ancients suffered 'modern' maladies... 18 Nov 2009 05:16 GMT
... Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 7:16 p.m. Egyptian mummy of Djeher (304-330 BCE) entering CT ... to be a modern affliction resulting from unhealthy lifestyles with risk factors such as smoking, ... of exercise, stress and a rich, fatty diet. It triggers heart disease, the leading cause ...
- Mummy scans reveal artery ailment is 'older than... 18 Nov 2009 07:54 GMT
... November 17, 2009 at 7:16 p.m. The Egyptian mummy of Djeher entered a CT scanner ... to be a modern affliction resulting from unhealthy lifestyles with risk factors such as smoking, ... of exercise, stress and a rich, fatty diet. It triggers heart disease, the leading cause ...
- Mummy scans: Hard arteries 'older than Moses' 18 Nov 2009 16:42 GMT
... November 17, 2009 at 7:16 p.m. The Egyptian mummy of Djeher entered a CT scanner ... to be a modern affliction resulting from unhealthy lifestyles with risk factors such as smoking, ... of exercise, stress and a rich, fatty diet. It triggers heart disease, the leading cause ...
- Huge numbers of stunted children, says UN report 19 Nov 2009 10:54 GMT
... driven by economic indicators, but also by diet preferences, what's available and what's culturally trendy." ... in the Middle East. Yemen: 58 percent Egypt: 29 Syria: 28 Iraq: 26 Kuwait: 24 ... Stunting is a greater problem than being underweight or wasting, the U.N. report said. Most ...
- U.N. reveals extent of 'stunted' children 19 Nov 2009 11:36 GMT
... driven by economic indicators, but also by diet preferences, what's available and what's culturally trendy." ... in the Middle East. Yemen: 58 percent Egypt: 29 Syria: 28 Iraq: 26 Kuwait: 24 ... Stunting is a greater problem than being underweight or wasting, the U.N. report said. Most ...
- 200 million children's growth stunted, report says 19 Nov 2009 12:42 GMT
... driven by economic indicators, but also by diet preferences, what's available and what's culturally trendy." ... in the Middle East. Yemen: 58 percent Egypt: 29 Syria: 28 Iraq: 26 Kuwait: 24 ... Stunting is a greater problem than being underweight or wasting, the U.N. report said. Most ...
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