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Bird Flu Outbreak Causes Egg Shortage

The supply of eggs in the U.S. has been limited due to the avian influenza outbreak in Midwestern United States, Reuters reports. Egg-dependent companies suffer a continuing price increase and shortage, considering importing products abroad.

By Maria Leonila Masculino

Eating Frozen Berries Poses Health Risk, Doctors Advise Boiling Before Eating

Swedish authorities announced a virus outbreak earlier in May when a group of 70 people fell ill after eating frozen, uncooked raspberries imported from Serbia.
Study: 61% of American Grocery Food are Loaded With Calories

A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says that almost 1,000 calories of a person's intake come from highly-processed food purchased when grocery shopping.
Scientists Say Most Sunscreens Don’t Provide Enough Sun Protection

Scientists say that sunscreen products like Neutrogena, Banana Boat, and Coppertone don’t really deliver promised skin protection and even contain skin-irritating chemicals.
Michelle Obama Shares Her Workout Exercises

First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama posted a 35-second workout video on Twitter to invite people in social media to also share five of their healthy habits.
Senior Student Returns with Kidney Donated by Gym Teacher

Detroit senior student A'Ja Booth comes back to school with a new kidney, donated by West Side Academy teacher Nadirah Muhammad.
E-books Presents Possible Sleep And Health Damage

United States doctors have issued a warning that reading e-books before going to sleep can damage a person’s sleeping habit as well as their overall health.
Mediterranean Diet: The Best Choice Possible?

Mediterranean Diet – It’s been discovered that the Mediterranean diet could be linked to leading a longer life, a healthier one and with plenty of nutrients, constantly.
Wild Blueberries Could Undo High Fat Intake, According To New Study

A new study about the many properties of wild blueberries has come to the light, showing some strong evidence as to yet another health benefit of eating these delicious berries: it seems like they might be able to be beneficial on some on the major obesity issues.
Britney Spears Talks About Her Diet After Sizzling Cover For Women's Health

Britney Spears has recently showed off her sexy and toned body as she graced the cover for Women's Health magazine. She had nothing but high praises and now she talked about her diet and her workout in achieving the body she wants.
Diet Update: Anti-Inflammation Diet, What You Need To Know

The Anti-Inflammation Diet aims to keep the body from inflaming although it is a natural way of the body responding to the injuries or the wounds that we get. However, the chronic inflammation is what one wants to avoid as it will deteriorate not only your body but your health in general.
Diet Beverages: How It Confuses Your Body

Dr. Pepper, Coke, and Pepsi have produced diet sodas and as a result, the number of beverage calories is supposed to be decreased. These three companies have been under fire for their contribution to the obesity of Americans and diet beverages are their answer to this.
Blueberries And Night Vision: Fact Or Myth? New Study Reveals The Truth!

For years, it has been said that blueberries and night vision are the closest companions, as many have stated in the past that eating the delicious berry will give you the power of seeing better in the dark - but how much truth is there in this statement?
'Whole 30 Day Diet Plan' Introduces A Hardcore Version

Whole 30 Diet Plan – Today, Dallas and Melissa Hartwig were invited to Dr. Oz and talked about the new version of the “Whole 30 Day Diet Plan.” What’s new in it?
Hot Flashes: Soy Could Keep Some Women From Having Them, According To Study

It seems that, for hot flashes, soy could be the first potential cure, as it effects may be able to get rid of the condition that affects many women during their menopausal time.