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:: Disability and Health Fitness and Nutrition Information Document List

Thumbnail pictureThis page contains the full list of the 73 items, articles, fact sheets, and documents from the Disabled World Fitness - Nutrition category. Though some documents may have since been updated, or revised, they are still listed by their original publish date, with the most recent documents first.

Publications:

1 : Appetite Loss After Exercising Explained.

2 : Facial Exercises Help Middle-aged Women Appear Younger - Northwestern University.

3 : Old and New Food Pyramid with Pictures.

4 : What Happens When We Starve? Phases of Starvation.

5 : Overeating of Health Foods Perceived as Less Filling.

6 : Sugar Substitutes: General Information on Sweeteners.

7 : Man Drinks 10 Cokes a Day - Then 10 Diet Cokes a Day.

8 : Change to a Healthier Lifestyle in 2015.

9 : Add Years to Your Life with a Healthy Lifestyle.

10 : Dehydration: General Information and Prevention Tips.

11 : Adding Citrus Fiber to Meatballs Improves Nutritional Quality.

12 : Associated Health Risks of Eating Fast Foods.

13 : Abnormal Posturing and Potential Causes.

14 : Eating Farm-fresh Produce Benefits Families and Communities.

15 : Are Eggs a Healthy Breakfast Choice.

16 : American School Milk Battle Won by Jamie Oliver.

17 : Lowfat Chocolate Milk - Post Exercise Recovery Advantages.

18 : Obesity Crisis and Its Impact on the Workplace.

19 : Most Americans Want Health Coaching.

20 : Lifestyle Affects Life Expectancy More than Genetics.

21 : American Women Speak Out About Weight Loss and Healthy Eating.

22 : Most Significant Fitness Trends For 2011 - Extreme Fitness.

23 : Rice Bran Revolutionizes Modern Nutrition.

24 : Eat Healthy Live Longer.

25 : Tips for Burning More Calories.

26 : Battle the Bulge This Holiday Season - TurboSonic.

27 : What are Revive Mints and Why are They So Popular.

28 : Is Tap Water Safe to Drink.

29 : Distinctions Between Obesity and Waist-Hip Ratio.

30 : Is Your Job Making You Fat.

31 : Bill Clinton Credits Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn for Weight Loss and Heart Health Benefits.

32 : Safety of Gastric Banding Weight-Loss Surgery in Question.

33 : Energy Drinks May Give Young Sports Teams an Edge.

34 : Moderate Drinking - Health Benefits or Risky.

35 : Has your Child Eaten Fish Today.

36 : Women with Active Lifestyles More Confident, Sexy and Ready to Say Yes!.

37 : Study Examines Risks and Rewards of Energy Drinks.

38 : Americans Begin to Embrace Heart-Smart Nutrition Trend.

39 : Power Your Child's Brain with a Smart Breakfast.

40 : Fluoride Level in Tea Higher Than Thought.

41 : U.S. School Wellness Policies Outdated.

42 : What Should Your Daily Sodium Intake Be.

43 : Anti Aging Tips to Look and Feel Younger.

44 : Barilla Helps Families Believe in Meaningful Meals Again.

45 : How to Live Longer and Healthier - Leave America.

46 : Reducing 1.5 Trillion Calories by 2015.

47 : Belly Fat or Hip Fat it's in Your Genes.

48 : InTune Wellness Program Pays You to Get Healthy.

49 : Ethnicity Key to Accurate BMI Measurements.

50 : Americans Urged to Upgrade Family Meals.

51 : Under-diagnosis of Obesity when Using Body Mass Index (BMI).

52 : Farm to School Program - School Food Service.

53 : World Pistachio Day - Health Information on the Pistachio Nut.

54 : Legislating to Promote Healthy Eating and Physical Activity in Canada.

55 : Red Wine Good for Heart - White Wine Good for Lungs.

56 : Wellness ToolBox: Technology for Self-Health and Wellness.

57 : More Calories than Nutrition Label Indicates Possible in Restaurant and Packaged Foods.

58 : Genetically Modified Food: GM Foods List and Information.

59 : Wine Flavored Yogurt Chocolates Creams and Face Masks.

60 : Enriching Junk Food Project Abandoned.

61 : Can we Change Society.

62 : Food Stamps Linked To Weight Gain.

63 : Study Shows Drinking Beetroot Juice Boosts Stamina.

64 : What you Eat Depends on with Whom you Eat.

65 : Organic Food Not Nutritionally Better than Conventional.

66 : Health and Wellness - Education and Self-Discipline.

67 : Fatty Foods Not Empty Stomach Cause Hunger.

68 : Excessive Cola Consumption can Lead to Super-sized Muscle Problems.

69 : Fitness and Nutrition Needs in Forties and Older.

70 : Nutrition and Exercising.

71 : Fitness Tips for Women.

72 : Cardiovascular Fitness - Cardio Workouts.

73 : Bowflex Fitness Exercise Machines.

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