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[Title] => Toxic metals found in baby bottles
[Summary] => Lead, arsenic and chromium have been found in painted designs on baby bottles sold in Divisoria, Manila, the EcoWaste Coalition and Arugaan said yesterday.
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[AuthorName] => Sheila Crisostomo
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[Title] => Coin purse delikado
[Summary] => Mapanganib ang mga coin purse na mabibili ng P10 sa Quiapo.
[DatePublished] => 2012-05-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => The holiday trash in the holiday rush
[Summary] => No doubt about it, Christmas is in the nippy air. And if Christmas comes, can the mounds of holiday trash be far behind? Is it beginning to smell like Christmas, too?
[DatePublished] => 2009-12-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ching M. Alano
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[Title] => Diabetes research breakthrough bared
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[Title] => Meditate on your health this Lenten season
[Summary] => The long Lenten vacation is a chance for a weary working body to rest and relax. The problem is, for most of us, long vacation connotes non-stop partying, drinking and eating. This is the season of heart attacks and high blood sugar strokes.
A research done by a leading pharmaceutical company and published in one of the major broadsheets last year showed that 25 percent of the Filipino population is obese. Further, "known" diabetics are seven percent of the population. When you consider an approximate population of 80 million, the results are very much alarming.
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[Title] => Why take vitamins?
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Why take vitamin and mineral supplements?
Supplements may help healthy people for a number of reasons. They can help prevent vitamin and mineral deficiencies when the diet is not adequate to provide all necessary nutrients. They can also provide amounts of nutrients larger than the diet can provide. Larger amounts of some nutrients may help protect against future disease.
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[Title] => A spoonful of warning vs. chromium poisoning
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A nutritionist, Ashok Jaisinghani, dishes out this spoonful of warning: "According to my findings, chlorinated water and chromium-coated cheap stainless steel utensils, present in most modern homes, are responsible for causing AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) in millions of people all over the world."
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[Title] => Toxic metals found in baby bottles
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[Title] => The holiday trash in the holiday rush
[Summary] => No doubt about it, Christmas is in the nippy air. And if Christmas comes, can the mounds of holiday trash be far behind? Is it beginning to smell like Christmas, too?
[DatePublished] => 2009-12-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Meditate on your health this Lenten season
[Summary] => The long Lenten vacation is a chance for a weary working body to rest and relax. The problem is, for most of us, long vacation connotes non-stop partying, drinking and eating. This is the season of heart attacks and high blood sugar strokes.
A research done by a leading pharmaceutical company and published in one of the major broadsheets last year showed that 25 percent of the Filipino population is obese. Further, "known" diabetics are seven percent of the population. When you consider an approximate population of 80 million, the results are very much alarming.
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[Title] => Why take vitamins?
[Summary] => Why take vitamin and mineral supplements?
Supplements may help healthy people for a number of reasons. They can help prevent vitamin and mineral deficiencies when the diet is not adequate to provide all necessary nutrients. They can also provide amounts of nutrients larger than the diet can provide. Larger amounts of some nutrients may help protect against future disease.
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[Title] => A spoonful of warning vs. chromium poisoning
[Summary] => A nutritionist, Ashok Jaisinghani, dishes out this spoonful of warning: "According to my findings, chlorinated water and chromium-coated cheap stainless steel utensils, present in most modern homes, are responsible for causing AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) in millions of people all over the world."
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