research How much protein does one need to be in nitrogen balance? 12:41 PM 0 The figure below, from Brooks et al. (2005), shows a graph relating nitrogen balance and protein intake. A nitrogen balance of zero is a sta...
slow-cooking Can salmon be a rich source of calcium? 4:00 AM 0 Removing the bones from cooked fish, before eating the flesh, is not only a waste of mineral nutrients. In some cases it can be difficult,...
Alzheimer’s Will the aluminum pan and foil give you Alzheimer’s? 4:00 AM 0 Aluminum (or aluminium) is a silvery metal that is both ductile and light. It is abundant in nature. These characteristics make it a favor...
wireless router Will your wireless router give you cancer? 4:00 AM 0 If you pick up a magnet and move it up and down with your hand, you will be creating electromagnetic radiation. The faster you move the ma...
visceral fat Slow versus slow-brisk walking: Effects on type 2 diabetics 4:00 AM 1 I am not a big fan of reviewing new studies published in refereed journals, particularly those that make it to the news. I prefer studies...
stroke What is “relative risk” (RR)? The case of alcohol frequency and its impact on mortality from stroke 4:00 AM 0 This post is in response to an inquiry by Ivor (sorry for the delayed response). It refers to a recent study by Rantakömi and colleagues ...
X-ray tests A case of a very large salivary stone 4:00 AM 0 Salivary stones are the most common type of salivary gland disease. Having said that, they are very rare – less than 1 in 200 people will ...