Articles, tagged with "corn oil", page 1
23rd August 2010
Should we regulate the amount of trans fats contained in the food we eat? A Canadian government task force on trans fats is recommending that all vegetable oils and spreadable margarines have the trans fat content limited to 2% of the total fat content an...
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Author:
Lupe Faulkner
04th August 2009
The protein in eggs provides steady and sustained energy because it does not cause a surge in blood sugar or insulin levels, which can lead to a rebound effect or energy "crash" as levels drop. Eggs are a nutrient rich source of high quality protein and p...
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Author:
baji
02nd December 2008
It's not a secret that all harmonic factors of the human body increase their pace when it's summer. Consequently, it is reasonable that your hair increases its growth summer as well. Still, after the dangerous effect of hot rays of summer your hair loses ...
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Author:
Linda Moore
06th October 2008
Beta-sitosterol is a phytosterol or plant sterol. The structure of beta-sitosterol is similar to that of cholesterol. There are many plant sources of beta-sitosterol such as wheat germ, rice bran, flax seeds, peanuts, soybeans, pumpkin seeds and corn oil....
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Author:
Kevin Agrawal
30th May 2007
There are many possible reasons that could be causing your dog to itch so much. Parasites in the skin, skin infections, mange, dry skin, allergies, or your dog may not be getting the proper nutrition they need.If you suspect that your dog is itching becau...
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Author:
itchyitchydog
02nd November 2005
Ingredients that your shih tzu may be allergic to include beef and beef by-products, milk, yeast, yeast-containing foods, brewer's yeast (as given to shih tzu for supposed flea protection), corn and corn oil, pork, turkey, eggs, particularly the whites. N...
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Author:
Connie Limon
