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Vegan Diets: The Pros and Cons

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About two to three million adult Americans have chosen to go totally vegetarian and eliminate all animal products from their diet.

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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Vegetarian Nutrition Updates by Winston Craig PhD, MPH, RD.

Is Organic Food Worth the Price?

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Organic food has hit mainstream America. Wal-Mart has introduced its own organic brands. Because of consumer interest, the organic food industry has been growing annually about 20 to 25 percent over the past several years. Organic foods are a step forward in terms of lessening the burden of pollution of planet earth- the pollution of our soil, air and water supply. Why do people choose organic foods?

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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Vegetarian Nutrition Updates by Winston Craig PhD, MPH, RD.

Health Benefits of Cumin

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Cumin ( Cuminum cyminum ) is an ancient spice that grows wild in Israel. Jesus made reference to cumin, dill, and mint, flavoring spices used by the Jews in the first century (Matthew 23:23). Cumin is also mentioned in the Old Testament (Isaiah 28:25).

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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Vegetarian Nutrition Updates by Winston Craig PhD, MPH, RD.

Spirulina – Is Blue-Green Algae a Superfood?

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People have claimed that spirulina can be used to successfully treat various medical conditions, such as asthma, depression, digestive problems, fatigue, HIV infection, hypertension, skin disorders, stress, and attention deficit disorder. In addition, it is supposed to improve the memory, boost immunity, protect the liver, boost energy levels, and detoxify the body.

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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Vegetarian Nutrition Updates by Winston Craig PhD, MPH, RD.

Sweet, Sweet Stevia

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Stevia rebaudiana , commonly known as sweetleaf, sugarleaf, the sweet herb of Paraguay, or simply stevia, has remarkably sweet leaves. At a time when alternative sweeteners are in strong demand, stevia appears on stage as a big player. This sugar substitute is natural (non-synthetic) and has zero calories. Not too long ago hidered by health and political controversies, the use of stevia is poised to make an impressive comeback in the US, as Coca-Cola plans to obtain approval to use it by 2009 to sweeten their soft drinks. Is stevia safe

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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Vegetarian Nutrition Updates by Winston Craig PhD, MPH, RD.

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