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1. Dune Restaurant in New Jersey November 19, 2008 Dining at the Shore brings a certain anticipation: nautical décor, open-air tiki bar, large platters of standard seafood and steaks delivered by no-nonsense waiters. Dune, on the other hand, throws you a change-up. From the moment you enter the small, unassuming restaurant showered by the neon lights of its neighbor, the Margate Dairy Bar, you sense this will be different, beginning with the warm greeting from owner Nick Weinstein and the sign over the dining room entrance, “Be nice or leave.” By the time you do skidoo, you have dined on superior preparations of fish and meat, and perhap... (read more) Author: Chris Carter

2. Being Lacto-Vegetarian and on The pH Marvel Diet November 17, 2008 The pH miracle diet is a program for restoring stability in the cadaver by consuming alkaline foods. The cadaver's cells are somewhat alkaline and by consuming alkalizing victuals you can support your cadaver's normal function. In addition to consuming alkalizing victuals, Dr. Robert Young, the maker of the diet, also suggests evading acidifying victuals like animal protein, wheat and dairy. Those who want good strength, according to Dr. Young, should become lacto-vegetarians. The typical American diet certainly isn't alkalizing and certainly isn't lacto-vegetarian. Animal protein is a c... (read more) Author: Francis Adam

3. An Introduction to Dog Constipation November 17, 2008 Dog constipation can be very painful and uncomfortable for your canine. However, it's usually not a very serious problem. Dogs of any age and breed can experience constipation, although older dogs have a higher risk of developing this condition. Causes There are various things that can cause your dog to develop constipation. One of the most common is giving him food intended for humans. Common foods include bread, sugar, rice, and dairy. Foods that have a large amount of protein can also cause the condition. Dehydration, a condition that occurs when your dog doesn't get enough w... (read more) Author: Darrin Swain

4. What You Should Know About High Protein Foods and Carbohydrates November 17, 2008 Foods high in protein include: dairy products, meats (including poultry), eggs, fish, spinach, shellfish, crustacean (crab, shrimp, lobster) and soybean. Other very good, yet less obvious sources of protein include: legumes, whole grains, beans, peas, rice, corn, oats and peanut butter. Athletes and body builders often have diets high in protein because protein helps build muscles. If you’re thinking about bulking up or trying to convert fat into muscle, you can consider switching to a protein-rich diet. It can be hard to believe that many North Americans who have easy access to huge amou... (read more) Author: Fatloss Lady

5. What Foods Reduce Cholesterol? November 14, 2008 Cholesterol is an important substance we all need for our body to function properly. But in this case to much of something is not a good thing and high levels of cholesterol can be dangerous to your long term health. If you have high cholesterol it is a good idea to lower it to more normal levels and the best way to do this is through diet. So what foods reduce cholesterol? The first thing you need to know is that all foods that come from animal sources contain cholesterol in them. Eggs, poultry, meat, seafood, and dairy products all contain it and eating them can contribute to raisi... (read more) Author: Andrew Bicknell

6. Louis Seize (XVI) 1774-1793 November 14, 2008 Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette succeeded to a shamed throne. Out of sympathy with a licentious Court, they played child-like on the edge of a volcano. Financial difficulties pressed sorely and ministers were unable to hold their appointments long enough to bring much relief. The people were terribly oppressed. While revolution smoldered, the Queen played dairy maid at the Petit Trianon at Versailles, and the King listened to bad advice from every courtier who could gain his ear. The Petit Trianon, a small palace near the vast edifice in the park at Versailles was erected by the architect... (read more) Author: Sarah Martin

7. Stay Healthy in an unhealthy world November 10, 2008 It is not that the world is unhealthy per se…but there is lots of unhealthy temptation around as well as unhealthy environments. There are many ways to eat better, exercise, avoid unhealthy places, and take care of yourself in simple ways. The food situation is a big one. Must one purchase everything organic to be healthy? What are the most important products to purchase organic? Dairy products take front and center. Purchasing organic dairy products you are avoiding many unhealthy hormones. When dining out stay away from the smoking areas, soon that won’t even be an issue ... (read more) Author: carol stanley

8. What is Food Intolerance? November 10, 2008 Food intolerance is discussed quite often these days – so what exactly does it mean? Well, sometimes our bodies cannot tolerate the foods we eat. This is known as food intolerance. When people consume foods that they’re sensitive to, such as dairy products for lactose intolerant individuals, their bodies have a negative physical reaction. The effects show up every time the food is consumed, although not always right away. If large quantities of the food are ingested, symptoms can be severe. Food intolerance is sometimes mistaken for food allergy. Food allergies cause a person’s immune s... (read more) Author: Kimberly Buchanan

9. Easy Chocolate Cake Recipes November 06, 2008 Who doesn’t love chocolate cake? I think one of my favorite cakes is chocolate cake with a raspberry filling and white frosting. I’m always on the lookout for non dairy chocolate recipes. I found a very easy to make non dairy chocolate cake recipe that gets compliments every single time: 1 ½ cups flour 1 cup white sugar 1 cup cold water 1/3 cup cocoa powder 1/3 vegetable shortening, or vegetable oil 1 tablespoon cider vinegar (do not use other vinegars, must be “cider vinegar”) 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon baking soda ½ teaspoon salt Combine flour, sugar, cocoa powder,... (read more) Author: Audrey Okaneko

10. Avoiding Salmonella November 03, 2008 With the recent news reports of another outbreak of Salmonella in tomatoes, it’s important to become educated about what Salmonella is, how it is spread, its symptoms and, most importantly, how to avoid contracting it from the foods we eat. Salmonellosis is an infection caused by Salmonella bacteria. Approximately 40,000 cases of Salmonellosis are reported in the United States every year and they tend to be more common in the summer. Most Salmonella infections can be traced back to dairy, poultry and meat products but Salmonella bacteria can grow on almost any food, including produce. Salmon... (read more) Author: Pablo Maiorino

11. Grains, Lectins and Leaky Gut Syndrome October 27, 2008 As humans, we didn’t adapt to eat grains, we also didn’t adapt to consume dairy and processed sugars. However looking at our diet they are one of the most consumed foods, with fresh vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds and meat being far less consumed; and these are the foods which we have been evolved to eat and should be eating. Grains are so cheap to make and are sold in bulk to many billions of people and incidentally, the average person worldwide has become fatter and un-healthier since their overrated introduction to society. Although grains contain protein, carbohydrates and some vitami... (read more) Author: Nikki Drum

12. Saudi Arabia Agribusiness Report October 22, 2008 Bharat Book.com has added a new business market report on the agribusiness of Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Arabia Agribusiness Report features assessment and independent 5-year forecasts covering the supply and demand outlook for the livestock, dairy, grains, rice, sugar, edible oils, coffee and cocoa sectors. Agribusiness service also provides proprietary medium term price forecasts for key commodities, including corn, wheat, rice, sugar, cocoa, coffee, soy and milk; in addition to newly-researched competitive intelligence on leading agribusiness producers, traders and suppliers; in-dep... (read more) Author: Bharat Book Bureau

13. Best Tasting Snack Foods October 20, 2008 There's breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And then there's snacks! This article is all about the best snack foods out there. Those foods that we sneak in between breaks and treats we still manage to fit in after a filling dinner. We eat snacks for diet reasons and health reasons, but there's little doubt why we really choose the snack foods we do, their taste. Traditionally snacks were leftovers from meals but we've evolved nicely. The first kind of best tasting snack food is actually completely natural, fruit. Many packaged and processed foods make a point to use fruit as flavoring. Fruits ... (read more) Author: Jeff Borno

14. Cash Cows for hire October 20, 2008 Dairy farmers suffering from cash flow pressures could benefit from an innovative new way to increase herd size, after contract milking firm Sixty Seven Cow joined forces with West Country insurer Cornish Mutual. Despite a sharp rise in prices and profits, soaring overheads and the high cost of cattle have left many dairy farms unable to expand and improve their financial situation. However, such farms could now benefit under a new leasing service, enabling them to increase or rebuild herds at short notice, without a crippling initial layout. Following a bespoke insurance arrang... (read more) Author: Kevin Pickup

15. Vegetarian Weight Loss: It's Not Just For Vegetarians Anymore! October 20, 2008 Weight loss tips for vegetarians are surprisingly similar to tips for any other kind of weight loss journey. There are three main types of vegetarians. "Vegans" eat no animal products at all. Vegan diets consist mainly of fruits, vegetables, legumes, grains, seeds, and nuts. "Lacto-vegetarians" add dairy products to their diets and "lacto-ovo vegetarians" include both dairy products and eggs. Consider these facts about a vegetarian diet: A typical vegetarian consumes 500 less calories a day than their meat-eating peers, while consuming more food. Vegetarians tend to be slimm... (read more) Author: Gail M. Davis

16. Benefits of Whey Protein October 16, 2008 Whey protein is a dairy-based source of amino acids that supports protein synthesis.* Considered a fast protein because it hits the bloodstream quickly. Contains branched chain amino acids — made up of Leucine, Isoleucine and Valine — which are important for the maintenance of muscle tissue.* Has a high protein digestibility, biological value, protein efficiency ratio, and amino acid score — all measures of overall protein quality. An adequate daily intake of protein contributes to the construction and maintenance the critical structures and functions of the body. Proteins are importan... (read more) Author: Angelica Vrablic

17. Growing Up With My Mother Flora October 16, 2008 As I just noted, I raised chickens from an early age and when I got a part-time job on a nearby dairy farm as a teenager I paid for the chicken feed. We sold the extra eggs and I let my mom keep the money for herself – a small token for all she did for me. My menagerie of living things during my teenage years included chickens, rabbits, pigeons, hamsters, goldfish, turkeys and ducks. We also raised a pig or two each year. I still loved gardening, flowers, small fruits (especially strawberries), and vegetables. Because I either did it myself or assisted my dad with our little farm, my ... (read more) Author: Bernard Fleury

18. How to Pack a Healthy Lunch for Your Kids October 15, 2008 Parents need to pay extra attention to their children`s lunches with the constant rise in the number of obese or overweight children. Children need nutritious lunches with vegetables, dairy products, proteins, fruits, and grains. In this period they learn healthy eating habits that will last them for a lifetime and help them improve their academic performance. The children should be involved in packing the lunch box. This way the parents will notice what they like and children will feel more prone to eat since they were a part of the process, according to Elena Serrano, nutrition speciali... (read more) Author: Andrea Pelin

19. "Free-range" eggs, chickens & meats Not worth it October 14, 2008 "Free-range" Meats and Eggs are becoming the new catch word to justify a higher price. The truth is free range is not really as glamorous as it sounds. The big concern is on how the meat, egg, and dairy industry treat the animals they sell to us as food. Many reports show "Free-range" most likely doesn't mean they get humane treatment. The fact of the matter they are breed to be violently slaughtered. When it comes to eggs they murder most male chicken cocks because they can't lay eggs. Also a chicken that may have a life span of 10 years are retired in one or two years. Don't let the wo... (read more) Author: Gary Beharie

20. Soy Ploy? October 13, 2008 Soy for good nutrition and health? by Rick Schaff, M.S.H.N. From "Misled" - A book that tells the truth about the fitness industry. Many people have become worried of the health scares connected with the meat and dairy indusrty. As a result, they have turned to soy products as a replacement. Soy purveyors tell us that it is protein rich, low in cholesterol with a lower fat content. But consider that a lot of soy products are created from unfermented, over-processed soy and that a plethora of authorities believe that over-doing it with these type of products may create negat... (read more) Author: Rick Schaff

21. Mobile Phones: Making the World Smaller October 08, 2008 The mobile phone technology is dominated by the use of GSM (Global System for Mobile communication) technology. This technology is widespread globally and has connected umpteen users and they are mounting each day. While the internet brought people close, the computer limited the reach, while laptops made it mobile to carry the computer the mobile phone made it more feasible. Mobile phones have moved from SMS’s, games and personal dairy. It has now become a strong tool for the marketers to sell their products through engaging people with the device that is always close to them. Convergen... (read more) Author: Pooja Lapasia

22. Liquid Master Cleanse Detox Diet October 08, 2008 Master Cleanse: Alcohol Master Cleanse Detox Home Meth Detox Master Cleanse Diet Sample Plan One Week 'Complete' proteins are those that contain all the abovementioned essential amino acids and they are found in the following foods: all types of meat - beef mutton pork poultry liver; all types of fish - fresh canned or frozen; all types of milk - cow's goat's and even exotic species like yak's milk; dairy products - yoghurt maas (sour milk) cottage cheese and all other types of cheese (Cheddar Gouda Feta Roquefort Emmenthal etc); eggs especially the whites. This includes raw vegetables ... (read more) Author: John Brenner

23. Countries and Regions' Response to China Poisoning Milk Incident October 07, 2008 A total of more than 10 countries from Asian and African have banned imports of dairy products from China. And several countries for fear of poison milk products go in the domestic market, have recalled these products before Wednesday. At the same time, the European Union made a ban on baby milk from China. The following are the response to the China poisoning milk incident from countries and regions. Bangladesh Banned the import of the three China brands Sanlu, Sancare and Yashili. All imports of milk powder have to receive the national quality inspection. Bhutan Prohibited i... (read more) Author: Angulo Fu

24. Starbucks Coffee Repalced Milk with Soy October 07, 2008 Because dairy products affected by pollution, global coffee giant Starbucks chain in China has stopped providing milk drinks. All milk have been substituted for the Soy milk imported from United States. Because Starbucks has a cooperation with China Mengniu Dairy Co., after part dairy products of Mengniu were found to contain melamine, more than 300 Starbucks stores in China immediately disabled the milk emergently, and did't sell coffee including milk component. According to Starbucks related sources, to find a suitable milk suppliers will take some time, so the company will substit... (read more) Author: Angulo Fu

25. The Okinawa Diet September 29, 2008 The Okinawa diet is low in calories and fats, and mostly based on tofu, fish, vegetables, and rice. The main foods for this diet include vegetables, fruits, whole grains, tofu, soy milk, fish, seafood, red meat, dairy foods, tea, and a lot of water. The Okinawa diet has a few principles that you should stick to in order to achieve the best results. The first principle says that you should never eat more than you need. You should also choose low-calorie foods rich in vitamins and minerals. This diet, originally from island Okinawa, provides a daily calorie intake of 800 kcal per day. ... (read more) Author: Andrea Pelin

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