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Infertility Experts Reveal Ways to Increase Odds of Conceiving - Seattle Post Intelligencer

Infertility Experts Reveal Ways to Increase Odds of Conceiving Seattle Post Intelligencer "Diet, for example, can have a real effect on women's reproductive hormones. Research based on the Harvard Nurses Study found that women who followed a whole food, low GI, mostly plant-based diet experienced a six-fold increase in fertility. and more »

Practical Applications of Probiotics - VetPracticeNews.com

Practical Applications of Probiotics VetPracticeNews.com By Jessica Tremayne, Contributing Editor Thanks to Dannon Co. and its advertising spokeswoman Jamie Lee Curtis, TV watchers are paying closer attention to probiotics for getting an irregular GI tract back to normal. The trend extends to the veterinary ...

New research examines impact of liver disease - EurekAlert (press release)

New research examines impact of liver disease EurekAlert (press release) "We know that if a child is overweight, they are more likely to be overweight as an adult, and we know from national data that teens with fatty liver disease become adults with fatty liver disease, unless they improve their diet and lose a significant ... and more »

New Studies Confirm Value of Given Imaging's PillCam(R) SB in Managing ... - MarketWatch (press release)

New Studies Confirm Value of Given Imaging's PillCam(R) SB in Managing ... MarketWatch (press release) SAN DIEGO, CA, May 22, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Given Imaging (NASDAQ:GIVN) , a world leader in specialty GI products and pioneer of capsule endoscopy, today announced that new studies confirm the value of its PillCam(R) SB as a tool to help ... and more »

Carbohydrates: To Use or Abuse? - Huffington Post (blog)

Carbohydrates: To Use or Abuse? Huffington Post (blog) The conviction of GI proponents -- which include the World Health Organization, the National Institutes of Health, the Harvard School of Public Health, and others -- is that diet should be based on low GI foods to prevent and even treat diseases that ... and more »