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Food Linked to bad BehaviourChildren who lack access to healthy foods, particularly fruit and vegetables, are twice as likely to develop behavioural problems, a Queensland study found.

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Apples May Lower LDL Cholesterol in Post-menopausal WomenApples could help us to improve cholesterol levels and lose weight. New research may put science behind the old saying, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away". New research shows that eating apples may lower levels of bad cholesterol and improve levels of good cholesterol in post-menopausal women without causing weight gain.

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A Word On NutritionI am continually amazed that people of our generation have no idea of what to eat or having an understanding of what foods can increase metabolism. It is no wonder that obese children are now "normal" and the skinny kids are "weird." I am going to share with you the "7 Secrets" to Good Food & Nutrition that will blow away every diet ever conceived:

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According to a study conducted in 2007, air is a key ingredient that can cut some calories from snacks. By air I actually imply by the air that exists in certain foods! Read the following for a better understanding:

A team of nutritionists invited people who were not on diets to snack on as many cheese puffs as they wanted over the course of four afternoons. Two groups were formed in which one group munched on dense Cheetos, while others munched on the puffier, more aerated ones.

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Children who eat too little fat can become overweight, according to a study taken in Sweden. Researchers there discovered that eating the right sort of fat kept the weight of the children down. The kids who were significantly overweight consumed low amounts of unsaturated fat, the type found in fish, olive oil, and vegetables.

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