Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Sabtu, 28 November 2009 | 16.00
Three Case Studies in OcclusionIn this post, I'll review three cultures with different degrees of malocclusion over time, and try to explain how the factors I've discussed may have played a role.The Xavante of Simoes LopesIn 1966, Dr. Jerry D. Niswander...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Jumat, 27 November 2009 | 15.58
By Nick Nilsson Learn the truth about fruit...is it the diabolical diet-killer it's sometimes made out to be or is it just fruit and actually pretty good for you?! The answer to the question of whether fruit can or will make you fat isn't as simple...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Selasa, 24 November 2009 | 20.00
Jaw Development During AdolescenceBeginning at about age 11, the skull undergoes a growth spurt. This corresponds roughly with the growth spurt in the...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Senin, 23 November 2009 | 05.21
With Thanksgiving and Christmas coming up, a lot of vegetarians are getting a little anxious, because they don't know what to eat over these holidays. Fortunately, I just received an email from vegetarian recipe expert, Kardena Pauza, and here's what...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Selasa, 17 November 2009 | 20.00
Early Postnatal Face and Jaw DevelopmentThe face and jaws change more from birth to age four than at any other period of development after birth. At...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Minggu, 15 November 2009 | 23.38
By Dhiraj BandurkarTaking care of the old ticker requires exercise and a decent diet. There's simply no substitute for either. We'll leave the aerobic...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Selasa, 10 November 2009 | 20.00
Prenatal Development of the Face and JawsThe structures of the face and jaws take shape during the first trimester of pregnancy. The 5th to 11th weeks of pregnancy are particularly crucial for occlusion, because this is when the jaws, nasal septum and...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Senin, 09 November 2009 | 19.53
By Ric HawkinsWhen it comes to nutritional vitamins and herb supplements, there is much to choose from so what distinguishes a high quality supplement...
By Tom Venuto In part one, I described the growing obsession many people have with eating only the purest, healthiest foods, aka “clean eating.” You’d think that nothing but good would come from that, but some experts today dislike the concept of clean...
Written By Low Fat High Protein Foods on Minggu, 08 November 2009 | 05.38
By Tom Venuto Clean eating has no official definition, but it’s usually described as avoiding processed foods, chemicals, preservatives and artificial ingredients. Instead, clean eaters choose natural foods, the way they came out of the ground or as...