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Harvey Loudermilk is taking on cases for people hurt by vegans

"Injured by a Vegan?" Campaign Spills The Truth On Meat with an Ambulance Chaser Twist

Do vegans annoy you? Does their smug air of superiority make you want to grab a pork chop and just eat it raw right in front of them? Well, you’re in luck. If you’ve been emotionally traumatized by one of these over-righteous herbivores, call attorney Setmour Loudermilk!

By Spyridon Panousopoulos

Common Food Allergies Can Increase Risk of Heart Disease, Experts Warn

Know more about the common food allergens as well as the possibility of getting heart disease due to these food allergies.
Half Cup of Fried Foods Per Week Can Heighten Your Risk of Heart Disease

Did you know that half a cup of fried foods can cause heart disease? (Photo : Jana Birchum) Students line up to receive food during lunch in the cafeteria at Bowie High School March 11, 2004 in Austin, Texas.
Replacing Red Meat with Plant Proteins Lowers the Heart Disease's Risk

Plant-based proteins are better than red meat for heart disease (Photo : Cindy Ord)A view of steaks being prepared during Titans of BBQ presented by National Beef and Pat LaFrieda Meats hosted by Dario Cecchini, Pat LaFrieda and Michael Symon at Pier 97 on October 12, 2019 in New York City.
Diet Trends That Are Good for the Heart

Here are the diet trends you can follow if you have a heart issue. Having heart issues is a bit challenging because it needs maintenance and continuous monitoring.
Foods to Avoid if You Have Congestive Heart Failure

Cutting down these foods in your diet may help you especially if you have Congestive Heart Failure (Photo : Theo Heimann)Medical doctor Amin Ballouz uses a stethoscope to listen to the heart beat of local resident Michael Muetze, who suffers from high blood pressure and frequent headaches, during a checkup at Ballouz's parctice on April 30, 2013 in Schwedt, Germany.
7 Foods You Should Look Out for That Are Unexpectedly High in Sugar

Trying to limit on sugar intake? Here are seven foods you should look out for! (Photo: Pixabay) Sugar plays a vital role in our health and body; it provides us with the energy that we need during the day to do all our activities.
Tea Reduces Both Heart Disease Risk and Calcium Buildup Says Study

Tea reduces heart disease risk as well as calcium buildup in the arteries, according to a new study.
10 Good Reasons You Should Quit Drinking Soda ASAP!

If chronic diseases aren't enough justification for you to stop you from indulging, here are other 10 things that will happen to your body once you stop gulping or even sipping!
Why Taco Bell May Be the Healthiest Fast Food Restaurant Today

In case of the world's most famous Mexican-inspired fast food chain, (they claim) yes, they can. In fact, according to Taco Bell's dietitian and product developer, Missy Nelson, the fast-food chain already is.
Healthier Diet May Reduce Risk of Diabetes & Heart Disease in Teens

Presently, the US teenagers are running the risk of a couple of health factors such as high cholesterol level and belly fat among other issues. However, the conditions are improving now, and according to researchers, healthier diet might be the cause.
Does Milk Chocolate Have Health Benefits?

Dark chocolate has always been applauded for its health benefits, so it only follows that you wonder if you will also get the same from its lighter counterpart, the milk chocolate.
British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt Wants Stricter Junk Food Ads

The UK government is really focusing on health, after numerous studies show alarming results, especially on children.
6 Incredible Spices That Save Life: Garlic Fights Off Dementia, Saffron Treats Epilepsy, and MORE

Michelin star chef and 'Hell's Kitchen' host Gordon Ramsay says: "Kitchens are hard environments and they form incredibly strong characters." Chefs, however, are not the only stars in the kitchen. Many gems are hidden away often taken for granted. Of these, six have been listed along with their amazing benefits to life and health.
Belly Fat Poses High Risk of Dementia

Numerous studies have already been made about the high risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes brought about by the amount of fat stored in the belly of humans. But, recently, a new study has concluded that too much abdominal fat could be a precursor to dementia. How is this so? The liver snatches proteins that are building blocks of memory, away from the hippocampus and other parts of the body, to breakdown the fat.