Sentences with phrase «discussed here»

One could easily claim all the substances discussed here are potentially addicting, with regular moderate doses of alcohol, heroin, sugar and tobacco being the most obvious examples.

In the case of gluten, zonulin - mediated permeability affords gut contents, including bacterial toxins, access to the bloodstream, where they can play a significant role in driving inflammation and associated psychiatric symptoms, as discussed here.

If It Fits Your Macros (IIFYM) is the simplest and least restrictive of the diets discussed here.

Overhead Lateral Raises are one of the lesser known shoulder workouts discussed here, but when it comes to targeting the Traps, they're one of the best.

The evidence against links between diet and cancer are discussed here, too: http://www.startribune.com/lifestyle/health/256766501.html?page=1&c=y I would really like to hear Dr. Greger's opinion about these stories because the mainstream is eating them up.

I'm not sure of the evidence on cacoa beans, but I would guess they are similar to cocoa / cacao as discussed here, possibly even better as they are less processed!

So out of the numerous supplements discussed here, which one would best benefit me safely and without drug interactions?

# 4 The many common myths about pelvic floor exercises for women... and men are discussed here.

This is all consistent with a range of other research on methionine eg as discussed here http://nutritionfacts.org/video/methionine-restriction-as-a-life-extension-strategy/

The likes of chlorophyll and wheatgrass have enjoyed raging popularity among vegans and alternative health fanatics, but as we discussed here, there's no value to chlorophyll at all.

Regarding the LDL - C issue which I have so often discussed here, it seems that no amount of micronutrient supplementation or diet optimization of any sort has had an effect.

I don't know what country you live in, but the horror stories discussed here apply to US farmers, and bottom of the barrel ones at that.

Superb website you have here but I was wondering if you knew of any user discussion forums that cover the same topics discussed here?

If you can not reach your cervix, ever, then it's entirely possible you just have a high cervix, and you'll have to rely on the other three methods discussed here.

I've previously discussed the benefits of working out on an empty stomach, which mirror many of the benefits discussed here, such as triggering mechanisms that rejuvenate your muscle tissue.

Focusing on primary health benefits, which don't cost any more than real food, as discussed here and elsewhere on philmaffetone.com, should be a primary focus.

Exercises for shoulder tendonitis are discussed here.

Following the essential components of a healthy PCOS lifestyle discussed here can assist with weight management.

In addition herbs are discussed here frequently.

Honestly, when I stopped eating sugar, I did not have half of the reasons you have discussed here.

According to the studies discussed here (Bodinham, Noakes, & Lobley), the effects of RS on insulin sensitivity appear mixed, but this is likely due to differences in study design, subject populations, etc..

As discussed here and here, with an optimized detoxification system, supported by spices, vegetables, maybe even some wine, and bitter foods, the damage, if any, from eating cured meats remains unknown.

This, as discussed here, will create insulin and carbohydrate sensitivities, and in turn create even more inflammation.

Despite the importance of this question, we have not discussed it here, in part because we have done so in a previous paper (Meléndez - Hevia and de Paz - Lugo 2008), and in part because it requires a more profound discussion than is appropriate in a paper that is mainly concerned with nutritional aspects.

It's all discussed here: http://www.forefronthealth.com/hypothyroidism-and-hot-flashes/

Estrogen testing is very inaccurate as I've discussed here: http://www.forefronthealth.com/test-for-estrogen-dominance/

Either has its own pluses and minuses (which I discussed here).

A user friendly book I recommend on this topic is «The Inflammation Cure» by William Joel Meggs, M.D., Ph.D. if you would like to read more on the biochemistry of what I have discussed here.

It is important to understand that the topics discussed here cover only some of the most basic concepts concerning how to build muscle.

Besides the concepts I discussed here which I thought were really ground breaking since you will not read them on popular women's fitness magazines, you will learn a lot more helpful strategies that will make fat loss simpler for you.

This is a difficult question to answer accurately because it really depends on a number of different workout variables that are not discussed here.

This isn't actually FAT but rather a combination of things that are discussed here.

Learn how to set up your own quality, nutrient - dense and toxin - free meal with the variety of foods discussed here.

My lower belly has always been problematic for me, ya know that problem area most women face that I once discussed here.

The evidence discussed here, which suggest that food intake is influenced by processes that recruit memory and attention taken alongside an emerging evidence base that Western - type diets can damage brain structures important for learning and memory (39), suggests that the links between cognition and diet are bidirectional.

Although there are many other nutritional giants that could be included in your arsenal, they can not all be discussed here.

Some of these Paleo diet myths are discussed here.

Issues discussed here include whether usual punishments actually will discourage cheating by others, and whether institutions conducting contracted research studies (e.g., universities, medical schools, research institutes) can be trusted to police themselves?

The experimental details discussed here include choosing of appropriate cell numbers, handling of the cells, selection of recipient animals and injection techniques.

The two forms of the climate sensitivity parameter that we have discussed here are related by a factor of about 4 Watts / m2 for a doubling of CO2.

However, there are lots of disagreements discussed here — in regard to climate sensitivity, hurricanes, aerosols, climate modelling etc. but most of these are serious discussions amongst people who are genuinely trying to come to an answer.

Mouse studies discussed here at the Lighthouse have had inconsistent results which is why we were not hopeful that this supplement would work.

One example taken at random, is in relation to the MSU satellite record (which we've discussed here before, so skip this next section if you've heard it all already).

I think this is a great idea!!!! I always read every article discussed here, in an attempt to understand climate change better.

The common denominator of the three drugs discussed here is their direct interaction with DNA in accordance with their extended molecular structures containing aromatic rings.

And finally, what about Mark's questions (# 3) and other factors not discussed here — do all these effects re Arctic ice lead scientists to believe there is a greater and / or earlier chance (assuming we continue increasing our GHG emissions — business as usual) of melting hydrates and permafrost releasing vast stores of methane into the atmosphere than scientists believed before the study, or is the assessment of this about the same, or scientists are not sure if this study indicates a greater / lesser / same chance of this?

These studies are separate from what is discussed here, and only apply to people who already have HIV infection.

The talk is freely available for use and downloading, the slides are available on the F1000Research FoR Channel and discussed here on Reddit.

The explorations and experiments discussed here hardly rivalled the mainstream breakthroughs of the time (recombinant DNA, the quark model, the creation of buckminsterfullerene)-- but their prevailing ethic of curiosity and iconoclasm had a historical influence that this volume, unexpectedly, sells rather short.

The report, which will be discussed here Sunday at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW), includes a lot of uncertainty.