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Shielding yourself against bladder cancer is not a big task if you can manage to have at least three servings of raw broccoli or cabbage in a month, claims a series of studies conducted under different circumstances.
The latest findings come as...
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A 51-year-old woman was charged with assault, reckless endangerment and tampering with evidence after she allegedly served a marijuana-tainted ginger cake to her real...
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Germany moved Friday against an outbreak of bird flu close to the Polish border, slaughtering 1,400 ducks and geese on a farm at Markersdorf near the city of Goerlitz.
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Patients in remote villages used to pay doctors and medical services with vegetables and farm animals. The practice still flourishes in this agricultural town. But this...
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As the scandal over melamine-tainted milk products continued to be discussed, two canned goods which are said to have come from China tested positive for cadmium, a...
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The government of Uganda is now developing a program to implement a nation-wide male circumcision exercise as part of the strategy to reduce HIV infection rates....
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The global economic crisis is likely to cause an upsurge in suicides and mental illness as people struggle to cope with losing their homes or livelihoods, the World...
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Scientists in Japan have identified four proteins in chicken legs which appear to be effective in controlling high blood pressure, a study has said.(Advertisement)In a...
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One in four teen girls have rolled up their sleeves for the relatively new vaccine against cervical cancer, federal health officials said Thursday.The figures represent...
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Given how opposition to legal abortion is almost entirely based on religious dogma, one might think that areas where belief in religious dogma is highest will be areas...
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“These are scary times for sex writers,” said Tracy Clark-Flory in Salon. One publication after another has fired star columnists, including The Village...
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Thirty six kids and youth were killed in more than six villages of Sitapur in UP due to a sudden spread of an unknown viral disease within the last 72 hours....
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What magic do the beautiful have that most of us lack? Neuroscientists, psychologists and anthropologists have all taken a stab at deconstructing facial beauty.
made popular Oct 9 2008
Crystallized carbon has caused all kinds of trouble throughout human history, with the shiny rocks causing (and continuing to cause) bloodshed and strife by their high...
made popular Oct 9 2008
Men who suffer from premature ejaculation may be able to blame their genes, work suggests.
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A US analysis of data on 53,567 men who have sex with other men found HIV rates were not significantly lower among those who were circumcised.
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Last week, Greenfood Yili Fresh Milk and Mengniu Drink, which have labels written in Chinese character, were found to contain traces of the toxic industrial chemical....
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With your body? Your weight? What to eat? What NOT to eat?
So is the world around you!
The “skinny bitch” era couldn’t be more dominant in its form, overriding...
made popular Oct 8 2008
Cow’s blood, pus, hormones, pesticides, and antibiotics plus heaps and heaps of cholesterol — these are just some of the things you can find in cow’s...
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One German and two French scientists won the 2008 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology for their discoveries of two viruses that cause severe human diseases, the...
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The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it has banned the import of more than 30 generic drugs made by Indian drug firm Ranbaxy.
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Salads are good for health; we have been told by our elders right from our childhood. And, it is indeed so. But, to make salads more tempting to eat, we need to play a...
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The Easiest and simple way to relish broccoli is when it is fresh. Broccoli with wine and garlic is a delicious recipe.
Broccoli is a vegetable from Cabbage family,...
made popular Dec 21 2006
Cabbage tastes great with black mushrooms. The recipe is as follows:
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Black Mushrooms
Shredded Cabbage
Crushed Garlic
Ginger Juliennes
Slitted Green...
made popular Nov 16 2006
Cabbage tastes great with shelled peas. The recipe is as follows:
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Shelled Peas
Shredded Cabbage
Sliced Onions
Crushed Garlic
Chopped Tomatoes
Cumin...
made popular Oct 30 2006
Dennis one of our readers has demanded of some easy and quick recipes. Here is a 5 minutes and low-cal cottage cheese fry for him. The recipe is as...
made popular Sep 13 2006
My favorite stir-fry is cabbage with a lot of garlic and shrimps. The recipe of cabbage is as follows:
1. In a wok add cumin seeds and 4 tablespoons of crushed garlic...
made popular Mar 28 2006
One of my favorite dinner delights in summer is a prawn and cabbage casserole.
Ingredients
Chopped Cabbage
Fried Prawns
Crushed ginger-garlic
Turmeric Powder
Chopped...
made popular Feb 25 2006
I have personally never witnessed a cabbage with four heads, but Leroy Crear has witnessed it in his garden. Crear alludes to the five-headed beast referred to in the...
made popular Feb 11 2006
Kohlrabi is a vegetable from the cabbage family and is from European origin. The word Kohlrabi has German connotations, where Kohl is cabbage and Rabi is turnip....
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Trusted Health Products discloses the secret contents of collagen injections.
The Lung Cancer blog recommends eating cruciferous vegetables for reducing risks of lung...
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Cabbage, cabbage and more cabbage in health cures. After evidences of cabbage in cancer cures, a recent post in “I hate my cubicle”, speaks of its usage in...
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Cruciferous vegetables are expanding their cancer-cures daily. Yesterday, I had written a post on how broccoli sprouts help in reducing the risks of bladder and gastric...
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Kimchi in the Chinese cuisine is very similar to the Indian pickle. Kimchi is much healthier than the Indian pickle as not a single drop of oil is added to it. On the...
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Thanks Pinoy cook for teaching us to cook healthy. I still remember your post on baked fish. Sauteing onions, garlic and cabbage, fish sauce and coriander will enhance...
made popular Oct 28 2005
Cancer patients can include cabbage, broccoli, sprouts and cauliflower in their diet as research shows that cabbage and the vegetables in that category are rich in a...
made popular Oct 28 2005
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