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Overview of vitamin deficiencies (scurvy, berri berri, rickets etc.).Vitamins are vital to our health and without them we will not be able to function and will ultimately die. One of the most famous vitamin deficiencies is scurvy. This is caused by a lack of Vitamin C. It used to afflict sailors when they went on long journeys.
Using sugar substitutes: Many people use sugar substitutes as a means of maintaining their weight. Sugar substitutes have zero calories and as such will not make you build up fat cells and put on weight. Diabetics use artificial sweeteners to replace sugar and keep blood sugar levels in control. One of the most popular sugar substitutes is Splendor.

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Federal Health Minister Tony Clement announced new food labelling regulations Wednesday which will force food manufacturers to list specific allergens, gluten sources and sulphites on the labels of the products …

Pinkeye is a common infectious disease affecting the eyes of livestock, typically cattle, goats, and sheep.

Several fundraising events are planned in Henderson to raise money to help offset the financial burdens that 10-month-old Bentley Brands’ family will accrue as he prepares for several trips to a Pittsburgh, …

Seattle is teeming with healthy foods, sold from farmer’s markets and high-end grocery stores.

Michelle Obama, the wife of presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, made a quick stop in Orlando this afternoon.

People witnessed some animal cruelty and became outraged. They told Polk County deputies they saw a driver in a GMC pickup on Highway 98 throwing kittens from the moving truck.

WASHINGTON - With food-stamp enrollment at record levels, antihunger experts urged Congress on Wednesday to increase benefits, at least temporarily, in the largest U.S. program that helps poor people buy …

When Michael Detlefsen was on a business trip to China last month, he asked his young translator how often she ate at fast-food restaurants.

” When money is tight, many of us let our waistbands get tight too. Brendan Brazier says there is a way to eat healthy and save money at the same time.