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 | Children and Dietary Fiber | | Are you responsible for the care and feeding of young children? The American Heart Association recommends a fiber guideline of "age plus 5" for young children. This means that a 6-year-old should consume 6+5=11 grams of fiber per day. Older children who eat 1500 or more calories per day should do well with 25 total grams of fiber. |
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 | Allie Arnst ~ Meridian Sound Therapy |  Specialty: Sound Healing
Acutonics is a form of sound therapy. Precision-calibrated tuning forks are used on acupuncture points, meridians, chakras, balancing your energies and clearing blockages. Painless, non-invasive. | | View Details |
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 | OK In Health presents - Certified Indian Head Massage - Weekend Intensive |  Date: May 26, 2013
Location: Penticton & South Okanagan
OK in Health Presents - Come and learn the Indian Head Massage sequence for the upper back, shoulders, arms, neck, scalp, face and ears by means of practical instruction, demonstrations and lots of hands-on experience. Early-bird rates available now... | | View Details |
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 | Top Ten Foods for Better Skin: Feed Your Face |  You can’t just shove junk food in your face and expect to have smooth, supple skin. But swap those cheese puffs for a cup of cottage cheese and you’ll get glowing results. Read on for 10 nourishing foods...
When it comes to your health, the outside reflects the inside. A dull, dry complexion is a blinking neon sign that you’re not eating right.
Lucky for you, you can put your best face forward with a better diet. Here’s how: | | Full Article |
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| Roast Turkey Roll Stuffed With Fruit, Nuts and Camembert Stuffing | Category: Holiday Recipes
Description: Holiday Dinner all rolled into one.
There are about 32g of protein in a 4-oz. serving of turkey, making it a very good source of these essential amino acids. Just one serving of turkey provides 65 percent of your recommended daily intake of protein.
Protect Yourself From Cancer. A little-known health benefit of turkey is that it contains trace minerals thought to aid in cancer prevention. Turkey contains selenium, which is essential for the healthy function of the thyroid and immune system. Selenium also has an essential role to play in your antioxidant defense system, helping to eliminate cancer-friendly free radicals in the body. Get Your B Vitamins. Turkey is considered a good source of vitamins B3 and B6, rated because of the density of these vitamins in the meat. A serving of turkey meat has 36 percent of the daily allowance of B3 and 27 percent of your recommended intake of B6. Benefit From Less Saturated Fat. Saturated fat is necessary for biological functions, hormone production, padding for organs and energy. While saturated fat is necessary for a healthy body, most moderately-active people need to avoid overindulging. Turkey has under 12 percent of the recommended daily allowance of saturated fat per 4-oz. serving.
Choose Organic, Pasture-Based Turkey
Grass-fed turkey raised under organic conditions convey the most health benefits. Grass-fed turkeys offer higher nutrition and are superior to birds given antibiotics or raised without access to natural pasture. Consider looking for a local, grass-based poultry farm when shopping for organic turkeys. | | Full Recipe |
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