Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Google Alert - metabolism

Google News Alert for: metabolism

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Another Link Between Obese Children and Heart Disease
KYW1060.com
But a new report in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism takes a look at perhaps why it's happening. The study of 300 children - teens age 7 ...
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This Common Food Ingredient Can Really Mess Up Your Metabolism (II)
Food Consumer
Now that scientific studies have shown the metabolic similarity between HFCS and sucrose, the Corn Refiners Association has embarked on a vociferous ...
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Cancer cell metabolism studied
UPI.com
26 (UPI) -- US scientists in New York say they've discovered a way to use a cancer cell's altered glucose metabolism for possible therapeutic benefit. ...
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Science jobs from Genentech, Inc: job description
Nature.com (subscription)
The department of Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics (DMPK) at Genentech Research and Early Development in South San Francisco is seeking a highly ...
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Diet Drugs: What's the Risk?
EmpowHer (blog)
Diet drugs and over-the-counter pills for weight loss are a popular way to rev up the metabolism and shed extra pounds. Unfortunately, these quick fixes can ...
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Why crash diets never work
Helium
Crash dieting also causes you to gain back rapidly when you do return to normal eating habits because it slows down your metabolism. With a crash diet, ...
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Some super foods you'd actually eat
News & Observer
Iodine affects the thyroid, which helps regulate metabolism, nerve and muscle function, and it may boost resting metabolism. Some studies suggest it may ...
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The Lactic Acid Myths
Competitor Magazine
Most triathletes believe that lactate is an end product of anaerobic muscle metabolism that causes local muscle fatigue by increasing the acidity of the ...
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You Can't Burn Just Fat, Study Finds
That's Fit
These new findings, published in Cell Metabolism, suggest that unburned carbohydrates will take the place of used up fat stores, negating the effects of ...
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