Tall tales from the table

Article Abstract:

Several myths exist about food and eating that need to be dispelled in order to have a healthy diet. These myths include sweets being an energy booster, all people should eat dairy products, beef is bad for the heart, nuts are too high in fat to be healthy, and bottled water is safer than tap water.

Nutrition, Food consumption

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Are you running low on B-12?

Article Abstract:

The deficiency of vitamin B -12 can lead to macrocytic anemia. It can also cause increase in homocystine, an amino acid linked to heart disease and stroke. Taking a multivitamin daily, eating fortified foods like cereals, intake of milk and other dairy products daily can cure the deficiency.

Causes of, Macrocytic anemia

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Polarized sunglasses

Article Abstract:

The kind polarized sunglasses that one must have for fishing purposes and some of those available in the market are listed. Harpoon frames priced at $ 139-$160 include non-slip temple tips and notepads and wire-core temples to customize the fit of the glasses.

Ophthalmic goods, Ophthalmic Goods Manufacturing, Sunglasses, Evaluation

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