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Vitamin E is an antioxidant. Antioxidants prevent aging and are found in most purple foods such as grapes, acai berries, blueberries, and their juices. Some peanut butter has vitamin e in it. If you don't like any of those foods, try taking a once a day complete multivitamin or vitamin e supplement.
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The easiest ways to reduce your intake of high cholesteral foods is to find substitutes for those foods. Rather than eating egg yolks, but egg substitues, rather than butter, eat margarine, don't eat organ meat, etc.
People who normally encounter stress fractures are those who participate regularly in sports, exercising, and other athletic activities. Also, stress fractures are more common in those who lack Vitamin D.
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Vitamin E is an antioxidant. Antioxidants prevent aging and are found in most purple foods such as grapes, acai berries, blueberries, and their juices. Some peanut butter has vitamin E in it. If you don't like any of those foods, try taking a once a day complete multivitamin or vitamin E supplement :)
Many nutritionists believe that your body knows it needs certain nutrients and will crave the foods that provides those nutrients. Could be vitamin c for example is something your body knows it needs, so you will crave a juice which contains that vitamin.
Because your body is lacking required nutrients/vitamins that the particular foods are rich in. If you do not want to eat the foods - try taking vitamin supplements as well as finding out what nutrients the particular foods are rich in and take those extra kind of vitamins.
There are foods that can help with arthritis. Fish, especially those high in omega 3 fatty acids are very good. You also may want to try citrus fruits, olive oil, and foods high in vitamin C.
Yes and no, exercises doesn't help improve your eyesight. your right about certain foods. You have to eat plenty of greens, veggies carrots and fruits.ANSWERSThere are no exercises that effectively improves your vision. The only foods shown to help vision are those rich in vitamin A which are needed for night vision such as carrots and other orange foods that contain carotene which the body converts to vitamin A.Yes, carrots are scientifically proven to be packed with vitamin A, and are also proven to improve eyesight, especially nocturnal eyesight. IN other words: they help you see in the dark. Remember, the brighter and/or colorful the vegetable, the better it is for you
None, as they are drug tested regularly, and those who 'smoke pot' are either told to go to rehab, or never come back. Rather odd question, IMO
Vitamin D is often consumed in a vitamin format by those who suffer from clinical depression. It does induce happiness in many people.