Articles, tagged with "cell membranes", page 1
23rd February 2011
What is the best cellulite treatment? There are many cellulite treatments or cellulite creams that will help to offset the appearance of cellulite. Within this short article, we're going to share with you one little secret of what makes some cellulite cre...
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Author:
Melva Glennon
19th November 2010
Omega-3 fatty acids, often called essential fats, are necessary for the formation of healthy cell membranes. There are two main types of fatty acids, both plant oil derived polyunsaturated fats: LA (the parent omega-6 fatty acid) and ALA (the parent omega...
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Author:
anetad
25th June 2010
Every day I inspect my garden, only to find pests are enjoying it more than me. One especially sore spot for me is my corn. They have not grown well and I believe the lack of proper fertilizing was on my part. But what remains is being attacked by these n...
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Author:
Mike Podlesny
31st May 2010
If you prefer a healthy body, you need to do more than exercise. You need to eat correctly. You have to eat an adequate diet that includes healthy dietary fats. Fats are necessary as they are part of the cell membranes that go throughout the body.
By e...
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Author:
Arthur McGinn
16th April 2010
Want to get rid weeds in your backyard? Chemists have improved weed chemicals. There are selective or non-selective herbicides to choose from. Pre-emergence herbicide is for weed seeds. Use post-emergence herbicide for growing grass. The weeds will consum...
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Author:
Rudy Silva
26th March 2010
Believe it or not, chocolate is very good for your overall heath! After years of being put down, science has finally come around to give chocolate the respect it deserves.
Chocolate has been known to contain over 300 chemicals, and has been the subject...
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Author:
Geraldo Bowers
22nd September 2009
There are actually two meanings to the term "lecithin." Commercially, the structure of lecithin consists of a mixture of neural and polar lipids that act as emulsifiers and/or lubricants. In biochemistry, it refers to phosphatidylcholine, a phospholipid c...
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Author:
Damien Fowler
16th September 2009
Earlier this week I read yet another pregnancy article on the role of "good" and "bad" fats in the pregnancy diet and how we should be avoiding all saturated fat and opting for mono-unsaturated fats instead because of their ability to lower "bad cholester...
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Author:
Nisha Obaidullah
19th December 2008
Ringworm, also termed tinea corporis, is an infectious skin disease caused by mold-like fungi called Dermatophytes. This disease usually transmits through direct contact with ringworm-infected animals or with humans by sharing combs, clothing or by touchi...
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Author:
stbotanicacouk
27th October 2008
It is a proven fact that what you eat has an affect on, not only your overall health, but it has an affect on your outer appearance as well, including your skin. So you ask, "Does eating junk food cause acne?"
It should be noted that "junk" foods are n...
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Author:
Audrey Malone
16th April 2008
Ubiquinol, which is the reduced from of Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), has been recently added to the supplement offerings of many companies and has generated a lot of confusion along with its excitement. As a supplement, ubiquinol is somewhat new, but as a critic...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
16th November 2006
Men need many vitamins and minerals to keep their health in top shape and to aid in the function of many body processes. If a man's diet is lacking in these important vitamins and minerals, he may feel tired or experience other health issues. Getting the ...
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Author:
Leigh A. Zaykoski
