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The recipe for his heart attack prevention cocktail is very simple and consists of ingredients that are known for their healthy heart properties. While many research papers talk about the benefits toward cardiac health by drinking red wine, this holiday season Dr. Oz offers an alternative drink.
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For all your guests who are vegetarians or vegans, who are lactose intolerant, or who are watching their cholesterol, there are eggnog recipes that are both eggless and dairy-free.
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French researchers have scientifically proven the best way to pour champagne to preserve taste and quality. The study is the first of its kind, and serves to clear up any debate about how a glass of cold bubbly that also happens to be heart healthy.
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Of the many energy drinks on the market, the one endorsed by Lance Armstrong, FRS Healthy Energy, gets a lot of hype. This should come as no surprise, given Mr. Armstrong’s high profile in the world of bicycling, his courageous battle with cancer, and his strong return to the sport. Many people love Lance, but should they also love FRS?
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A new study shows that drinking beetroot juice significantly boosted athletic endurance among cyclists by reducing oxygen consumption. The research, led by University of Exeter, revealed that drinking beetroot juice improves athletic stamina to a greater degree than training, reducing fatigue after six days of consuming 500ml.
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Health Canada is warning consumers not to buy or use the unauthorized health product Hardcore Energize Bullet liquid energy drink as it has been reported to Health Canada that a vial of this product was subject to tampering.
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Researchers have found that combining eight ounces of grapefruit juice with the drug rapamycin can increase drug levels, allowing lower doses of the drug to be given. They also showed that the combination can be effective in treating various types of cancer.
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Researchers propose that manufacturers create a class of reduced-calorie beverages that have no more than 1 gram of sugar per ounce-about 70 percent less sugar than a typical soft drink-and that are free of non-caloric sweeteners.
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Supermodel and fitness enthusiast Christie Brinkley is making a third appearance to help "reintroduce" Americans to milk as Nature's Wellness Drink.
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Following the FDA approval of rebiana, Proasis, an all-natural version of Profect made with the natural sweetener will hit the shelves of stores January of 2009.
