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Celiac disease: it can be cured, and not just through diet

wheat-bread.jpgA cure for celiac disease could be within reach for all those who suffer from it. Many of the current therapeutic strategies are based on knowledge dating from many years ago. Immunology is taking great strides and a series of recent studies on food tolerance is proposing innovative techniques for dealing with this problem. This has given rise to heated debates among some scientists, almost as if the possibility of curing the disease could harm someone.

 
Candida e candidiasis: diet and vaccination can offer a solution
by Attilio Speciani   

woman-grass.jpgYou can recover from recurring candidiasis, even if it has persisted for years, often reaching the point of reducing or suspending the use of antibiotics and antifungal medicines. Italian researchers presented the results of this study during the XXVII European Allergology Congress recently held in Warsaw. Diet and the use of low dosage hyposensitizers provided the basis for the work's success.

 
The shape of fat
by Attilio Speciani   

fat-three-types.jpgThe shape of our fat, the way in which it's distributed on our bodies, doesn’t happen by chance. Whether one’s body resembles an apple, a pear or a tree trunk depends on metabolism, from the type of food that makes us gain weight (as in the typical areas affected by food intolerances), to the direct relationship with our insulin levels and our psyche. Our fat tells what we're like, what we eat, how much or how little we exercise, and also reveals something about our personality. With a little care, we can find the right solutions for every body shape…

 
It may seem like osteoporosis, but...
by Attilio Speciani   

A diagnosis of osteoporosis doesn't mean that your bones are fragile. Anyone who is over 40 finds it totally normal to be different from a twenty year old in some ways. But if the comparison is made between a 50 or 60 year old woman and a young “Top Gun” of twenty it’s clear that there will be some very “normal” differences between the two people. This is obvious to everyone except the persons who came up with the definition of “osteoporosis”...

 

Veterinary

Ten tips for the runner dog

dog-running.jpgTaking your dog for a walk or run is great motivation to start sharing healthy, physical activity.  Be aware though, that a sofa dog can't become an athlete overnight: as with humans, animals need time and common sense to ensure a happy beginning for any training program.

 

Financial Crisis

The proper diet for rich and poor

supermarket receiptThe current economic crisis brings up the question of health costs. Eating properly is one of the most effective and economical means by which we can obtain and safeguard good health in the long and short term. However the debate on how much we pay for food is influenced by different beliefs and points of view...

 

Letters

Running with a heart monitor
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A guide to remind everyone that physical exercise is fundamental but it’s just as important to start out gradually so as to avoid problems. A heart rate monitor can help you track your effort during training.
 

Homeopathy

Simple steps for reducing tummy flab
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The goal that we need to achieve is the activation of metabolism. Good eating habits, combined with the right natural stimuli, make it possible to reduce the visceral fat and get rid of flab in the tummy area...
 

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Glycemic index: what does it really mean?
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We're constantly talking about metabolism and how its stimulus can affect our diet. But we can't discuss metabolic activation if the difference between glycemic index and glycemic load isn't clear...
 
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