Eat more, die young: Why eating a diet very low in nutrients can extend lifespan
Its awful for him because he just wants to give me a hug. Given the popularity of wedding diets and shows likeBridalplastyandThe Swan, its really no surprise that Chew decided to take the plunge and get a gastric bypass just before her wedding. There are other ways to get healthy, but not many with the same quick and dirty fit-the-dress-at-any-cost results as a gastric bypass. In fact, Chews story is just one in a special episode of charming British TV show called Botched Up Bodies : Brides, in which plastic surgeons correct grotesque cosmetic surgery errors. There are enough pre-wedding bridal plastic surgery disasters to make up a full feature episode, and Rachel is only one of several.
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Diet face-off: How 7 nutrition trends stack up
“But we http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/01/13/idUSnHUGdsQR+73+ONE20140113 think that lifespan extension from dietary restriction is more likely to be a laboratory artefact,” says Dr Adler. Lifespan extension is unlikely to occur in the wild, because dietary restriction compromises the immune system’s ability to fight off disease and reduces the muscle strength necessary to flee a predator. “Unlike in the benign conditions of the lab, most animals in the wild are killed young by parasites or predators,” says Dr Adler. “Since dietary restriction appears to extend lifespan in the lab by reducing old-age diseases, it is unlikely to have the same effect on wild animals, which generally don’t live long enough to be affected by cancer and other late-life pathologies.” Dietary restriction, however, also leads to increased rates of cellular recycling and repair mechanisms in the body. The UNSW researchers’ new theory is that this effect evolved to help animals continue to reproduce when food is scarce; they require less food to survive because stored nutrients in the cells can be recycled and reused.
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Chow-hall tips:Yes. Choose vegetarian entrees, salad bar, milk and cheese from the sandwich bar or salad bar. MRE friendly?The military does offer vegetarian rations, including vegetarian lasagna, veggie burgers, penne pasta in spicy sauce and cheese tortellini. ___________ VEGAN/PLANT-BASED The books:Veganist: Lose Weight, Get Healthy, Change the World, The China Study, Forks Over Knives documentary and book, Skinny Bitch, The Kind Diet The claims:Eating no animal-based protein helps guard against some cancers, diabetes, inflammatory diseases, high blood pressure and heart attacks.
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