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September 11, 2004  - Issue 568
 
1 Vitamin D: Myth Vs. Reality
  The debate between dermatologists and vitamin D experts over sun exposure continues to be a scorcher. Varying opinions have left the public wondering how...
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2 Paul Chek: The Man Behind the Exercise: Part I
  After a review of the complete nutrition and exercise guide, "How to Eat, Move and Be Healthy!" I had the opportunity to interview the man behind...
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3 Eating to Fight Boredom, Stress and Loneliness
  Many people, especially women, eat to quell feelings of boredom, loneliness or stress, only to feel guilty or unhappy. According to a recent U.K. study, 43 ...
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4 Big Business Ignores The Health Hazards of Sugar
  "Should sugars be labeled as a health hazard?" is the question that has fueled many debates among nutritionists and the sugar industry. Read the...
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5 85 Percent of Americans Aren't Eating Their Vegetables
  Most of us grew up hearing the words, "You better eat all of your vegetables," at every meal, however the majority of Americans haven't carried ...
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6 Higher STDs Tied to Popular Contraceptive
  Depo Provera, an injected contraceptive, more than triples women's risk of infection with chlamydia and gonorrhea, two common sexually transmitted diseases, ...
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7 Free Tool to Set and Meet Exercise Goals
  Are you at risk for diabetes? A little weight loss and a regular walking schedule can reduce your chances by 60 percent. If you have diabetes, the same...
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8 Mercury Pollutes Nation's Rivers, Lakes
  In one year, the amount of mercury detected in American rivers increased by 65 percent, making 850,000 miles of fresh water contaminated. Another 14 million...
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9 Losing Weight Improves PCOS Condition
  Most women suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are obese. A new study shows that a mere six months of modest diet and exercise can put PCOS...
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10 Paul Chek: The Man Behind the Exercise: Part I
  Paul Chek: The Man Behind the Exercise: Part I
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11 Vitamin D: Myth Vs. Reality
  Vitamin D: Myth Vs. Reality
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