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The engineer's approach to food... The body doesn't need fruits and veggies and meat, they're just the way we usually ingest vitamins, minerals, amino acids, carbohydrates and fats.
Soylent is a food engineered to efficiently deliver 100 percent of the healthy body's needs...
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Fermented foods have been used extensively in Asian cultures as healthy sides.
These foods provide enzymes and bacteria to support a healthy immune system and efficient digestion.
Try some of our basic Japanese pickles-- Ray & Terry approved!
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Wondering if a high-fat, heart healthy Mediterranean diet is better than the low fat heart healthy diets?
Kardea Nutrition has written a report that will help you find an answer that works for you. Learn the 5 Rules for Eating Healthy Oils and the 6 Steps for Keeping Healthy Oils Healthy (pdf)
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High levels of sugar, fat and salt, and various flavors and food additives might actually hijack the pathways of the brain in ways that are similar to opiates and other drugs.
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An independent research center for food science and legislation, recently created the “mega healthy” concept airline meal that’s not only delicious, but also satisfies all of 222 Article 13.1 health claims approved by the European Commission.
The creation of the meal evolved out of challenge from Leatherhead CEO Dr. Paul Berryman, who tasked his team of scientific, regulatory and marketing experts to devise a meal that could meet all 222 claims. “It was great fun,” Dr. Berryman recalled. “I thought of the airline meal concept when flying back from Vitafoods in Geneva. I had spent three days talking about health claims and at a round table event I suggested that Leatherhead could make a product with all 222 claims, no problem! It wasn’t that simple, but we did it within one week!”
Dr. Berryman explained that the meal is specially designed for long haul flights and is packed with minerals, vitamins and “everything else that EFSA currently thinks is healthy.”
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