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"Gimme               a               head               with               hair,               long               beautiful               hair
Shining,               gleaming,               steaming,               flaxen,               waxen
Give               me               down               to               there,               hair!"               These               are               actually               lyrics               from               the               song               "Hair"               which               hails               from               the               famous               Broadway               rock               musical               of               the               same               name.

The               song               is               actually               about               hippies               of               the               late               '60s               with               long               hair               as               their               statement,               much               like               tattoos               and               body               piercing               are               today.

However,               when               you               see               photographs               of               people               from               that               era               you               can't               help               but               be               amazed               by               the               amount               of               hair               on               both               male               and               females               during               those               times.

I               remembered               as               a               teen               back               in               the               '70s,               taking               care               of               your               hair               was               extremely               popular,               more               so               than               today.

The               big               thing               then               was               eliminating               split               ends               and               making               your               hair               shiny.

There               was               very               little               about               the               overall               health               of               one's               hair.
               You               see               countless               television               commercials               from               the               past               and               present               touting               to               use               this               shampoo               and               this               conditioner               and               you'll               have               the               most               beautiful               head               of               hair               possible.

I               suppose               that               is               true               temporarily,               until               the               next               cycle               of               washing               and               conditioning.

What               happens               in               between               those               times?

According               to               Dawn               Jackson               Blatner,               RD,               a               dietitian               from               Chicago               says,               "the               foundation               of               our               new               hair               is               in               the               nutrients               we               eat.

If               you               consistently               eat               a               healthy               diet               you'll               grow               stronger               and               healthier               cells               throughout               your               body               internally               and               externally."               Hair               and               nutrition               experts               also               say               a               well-balanced               diet               of               proteins               and               iron               does               make               a               difference.

Beware               of               dietary               supplements               that               promise               to               make               your               hair               thicker               or               grow               faster.
               What               are               the               specific               foods               needed               for               healthy               hair?

The               following               information               will               be               a               guide               to               a               mixture               of               protein,               complex               carbohydrates,               vitamins,               and               minerals               that               are               its               foundation.

It               is               important               to               know               firsthand               that               a               balance               is               needed               with               all               of               these               foods               for               optimum               healthy               hair.

A               great               book               to               read               The               Hair               Bible:               A               Complete               Guide               to               Health               and               Care               by               Philip               Kingsley,               a               famous               hairdresser,               stresses               the               significance               of               eating               a               healthy               protein-packed               breakfast               each               day,               since               the               energy               levels               in               your               hair               follicles               are               at               its               lowest               in               the               mornings.

Here               is               a               list               of               fresh               vegetables,               fruits,               meats,               and               other               foods               recommended               by               various               sources               for               you               to               have               healthy,               shiny               hair.
               Vegetables               -               Beans,               carrots,               dark               green               vegetables               such               as               spinach,               broccoli,               and               Swiss               Chard               (similar               to               a               beet)               are               excellent               sources               of               iron,               calcium,               and               vitamins               A               &               C.

These               particular               vitamins               produce               sebum,               which               is               the               oily               substance               secreted               by               the               hair               follicles               that               act               as               the               body's               natural               hair               conditioner.

Beans               also               provide               plenty               of               protein               for               hair               growth               and               have               an               ample               supply               of               iron,               zinc,               and               biotin.

Legumes               such               as               kidney               beans               and               lentils               are               important               for               a               hair               care               diet.

Carrots               are               excellent               for               a               healthy               scalp,               which               is               essential               for               shiny               and               well-conditioned               hair,               because               it               contains               Vitamin               A.
               Fruits               &               Nuts               -               Essentially               any               and               all               fruits               are               vital               to               a               diet               for               healthy               hair.

They               can               be               eaten               for               breakfast               and               throughout               the               day               as               a               nutritional               snack.

You               can               never               go               wrong               with               fruits,               because               they               oftentimes               are               high               in               water,               fiber,               and               Vitamin               C.

Brazil               nuts               are               nature's               best               source               for               selenium,               which               is               an               important               mineral               for               the               scalp.

Also,               walnuts               contain               omega-3               fatty               acid               that               helps               with               conditioning               the               hair.

Additional               nuts               such               as               cashews,               almonds,               and               pecans               contain               a               wonderful               amount               of               zinc               that               helps               prevent               shedding               of               the               hair.
               Meat/Fish/Poultry               -               Eating               beef               twice               a               week               is               highly               recommended,               not               only               for               its               obvious               protein               factor,               it               has               vitamin               B,               iron,               zinc,               and               other               important               minerals               for               optimal               hair               health.

Believe               it               or               not               bacon               is               another               source               of               meat               protein               for               your               hair               care               diet               containing               zinc               and               vitamin               B.

Lamb               is               another               meat               protein               to               consider.

The               number               one               fish               that               is               the               best               food               for               healthy               hair               is               salmon,               because               it               includes               multiple               vitamins               and               minerals               such               as               vitamins               B,               B-12,               iron,               and               omega-3               fatty               acids.

These               help               with               the               prevention               of               a               dry               scalp,               which               can               lead               to               giving               hair               that               dull               look.
               If               you               are               a               vegetarian               an               alternative               to               fish               protein               would               be               one               to               two               tablespoons               of               ground               flaxseed               into               your               diet.

Another               seafood               high               in               protein,               but               never               thought               of               for               hair               care               are               oysters.

Yes,               they               have               a               reputation               for               being               an               aphrodisiac,               but               they               also               contain               zinc,               which               is               a               powerful               antioxidant.

Poultry               is               another               important               protein.

Without               protein               and               iron               in               the               diet               your               hair               can               become               weak,               brittle,               and               lose               its               color.

Chicken               and               turkey               are               the               best               sources               of               high-quality               protein.

Once               again               for               the               vegetarians,               egg               whites               are               the               next               best               thing               if               you               can't               or               won't               eat               animal               protein.

Eggs               scrambled,               fried,               or               over               easy               are               great               for               anyone               to               eat               and               have               healthy               hair               in               the               process               too.
               Grains/Dairy               Products               -               Brown               short-grain               rice,               whole-wheat               bread,               and               whole-grain               breakfast               cereals               are               excellent               complex               carbohydrates               for               B               vitamins,               fiber,               zinc,               and               iron.

Low-fat               diary               products               like               cottage               cheese,               skim               milk,               and               yogurt               contain               the               vital               mineral               that               is               calcium.

Whey               and               casein               are               sources               of               high               proteins               as               well.

Cottage               cheese               and               yogurt               make               great               "on               the               go"               snacks,               since               they               now               have               the               mini               container               sizes.
               This               wraps               up               the               list               of               the               needed               foods               for               healthy,               shiny               hair.

One               other               important               item               that               was               not               mentioned               earlier               is               to               drink               plenty               of               water               to               keep               you               and               your               hair               hydrated.

Another               important               bit               of               advice               for               healthy               hair               is               not               to               drink               alcohol,               smoke,               or               eat               a               lot               of               processed               foods               such               as               cookies,               cakes,               and               candies.

Be               sure               and               remember               to               have               an               overall               balanced               diet               of               vegetables,               legumes,               fruits,               lean               proteins,               fish,               grains,               and               low-fat               dairy               items.

It               will               give               you               the               healthiest               and               shiniest               hair               around.
               SOURCES:
               http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/hair/hair.htm
               http://www.lhj.com/style/hair/hair-care/6-superfoods-for-healthy-hair/
               http://www.webmd.com/skin-beauty/features/top-10-foods-for-healthy-hair
               http://yourtotalhealth.ivillage.com/healthy-hair-diet.html?pageNum=1
               http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit#Nutritional_value






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    Nutrition               has               long               been               known               to               play               an               important               part               in               the               treatment               of               disease,               including               many               types               of               cancer.

    While               it               is               not               known               to               be               curative,               a               strong               diet               can               help               healthy               cells               remain               healthy               as               the               cancer               is               treated               with               chemotherapy,               immunotherapy,               or               radiation.

    In               addition,               by               keeping               normal               cells               healthy               through               nutrition,               some               of               the               side               effects               of               chemotherapy               can               be               mitigated.

    More               than               910,000               people               will               undergo               chemotherapy               treatment               this               year,               and               most               will               experience               side               effects               or               adverse               events.

    Thus,               adequate               nutrition,               including               the               potential               use               of               nutritional               supplements,               is               essential               to               battling               cancer               and               potentially               moderating               some               of               the               pain               associated               with               treatment.

    Nutritional               supplements               and               healthy               dietary               choices               are               helpful               to               cancer               patients,               particularly               those               undergoing               treatment               with               chemotherapy               or               radiation.

    These               two               treatments               are               particularly               difficult               for               patients               because               they               affect               healthy               cells               in               addition               to               the               cancerous               cells               they               try               to               kill.

    The               primary               aim               of               the               treatment               is               to               kill               cancerous               cells               while               sparing               the               largest               number               of               healthy               cells               possible.

    While               treatments               have               improved               over               the               years,               healthy               cells               are               still               susceptible               to               the               toxins,               and               death               of               these               healthy               cells               in               addition               to               cancer               cells               causes               many               of               the               side               effects               associated               with               treatment.
                   Despite               the               severity               of               chemotherapy               and               radiation               treatment,               it               is               essential               in               the               fight               against               most               types               of               cancer.

    For               this               reason,               in               most               cases               of               cancer               the               side               effects               of               treatment               should               be               mitigated               rather               than               resorting               to               treatment               cessation.

    Consequently,               keeping               a               healthier               diet               and               taking               nutritional               supplements               can               provide               more               positive               results               during               treatment.

    While               they               do               not               have               proven               efficacy               against               the               cancer               itself,               diet               and               nutrition               can               help               protect               healthy               cells.
                   Dietary               supplements               include               natural               supplements               and               boosts               and               are               available               from               a               wide               variety               of               sources.

    Natural               supplements               are               substances               found               naturally               that               purportedly               have               health               benefits.

    They               include               herbs,               vitamins               and               minerals,               and               other               naturally               occurring               ingredients               that               keep               healthy               cells               nourished               in               the               face               of               harsh               treatment.

    In               contrast,               boosts               help               patients               with               the               side               effects               of               treatment               by               helping               to               augment               low               energy               levels               and               metabolism               during               treatment.

    Boosts               usually               come               as               shakes               or               bars.
                   Diet               and               nutrition               play               a               significant               part               in               treating               the               side               effects               of               cancer               treatment               and               keeping               the               body               generally               healthy               as               it               goes               through               the               trauma               of               cancer.

    Nevertheless,               they               should               not               be               substituted               for               more               standard               treatments               unless               advised               by               an               oncologist               or               other               accredited               physician               on               a               patient's               treatment               team.

    In               addition,               patients               should               consult               a               nutritionist               in               addition               to               their               physician               in               order               to               determine               the               best               supplements               or               dietary               choices               for               them.

    The               FDA               began               enforcing               regulations               regarding               supplements               in               2007,               but               some               do               not               take               effect               before               2010.

    As               a               consequence,               it               is               necessary               for               licensed               professionals               to               always               be               consulted               before               alternative               treatments               are               used.
                   Chemotherapy               and               radiation               can               be               tremendously               uncomfortable               and               debilitating               treatments,               but               through               advised               use               of               nutrition               and               diet,               patients               can               better               combat               their               cancer               and               keep               their               body               healthy.






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    Diet               and               exercise               go               hand               in               hand               and               both               contribute               to               healing               the               body               and               turning               back               the               clock               at               least               15               years.

    Determining               the               optimal               diet               for               the               athlete               calls               for               extra               care               due               to               maximizing               fuel               use               of               the               muscles.

    Sports               tests               show               a               200               percent               improvement               with               an               optimal               diet,               according               to               Linda               Page,               Ph.D.

    and               author               of               "Healthy               Healing."               The               proper               diet               is               the               most               significant               factor               for               getting               the               most               out               of               an               exercise               routine.

    A               diet               that               provides               20               percent               lean               protein,               mostly               vegetable               protein,               along               with               70               %               complex               carbohydrates               and               10%               good               fats               is               a               good               start               to               rev               up               the               body               for               endurance,               strength               and               energy.

    Proteins               are               the               building               blocks               for               the               muscles,               but               mineral               balance               is               crucial.

    Vegetable               proteins,               including               nuts,               seeds,               super               green               foods               and               beans               replace               minerals               lost               during               exercise.

    Complex               carbohydrates               consist               of               quality               grains,               fruits               and               vegetables.

    Providing               energy,               especially               to               the               brain               and               nervous               system,               they               are               starches               that               break               down               in               the               body               slowly,               keeping               blood               sugar               stable,               which               is               necessary               for               weight               management.

    The               also               encourage               fuel               to               be               stored               in               the               muscles.

    Grains               such               as               quinoa,               amaranth,               brown               rice               and               whole               grain               pasta               are               considered               complex               carbohydrates.

    Energy               producing               fats               should               be               reduced               to               10               percent               of               the               diet,               sometimes               quite               a               challenge               for               some.

    Reducing               animal               protein               reduces               saturated               fat.

    Look               for               quality               fish               oil,               olive               oil               or               any               food               containing               mono-unsaturated               fats.
                   It               is               beneficial               to               add               a               booster               food               to               the               daily               diet.

    Super               green               foods               increase               endurance               and               strength               and               also               provide               minerals,               antioxidants               and               vitamins.

    A               green               food               powder               tossed               into               a               morning               smoothie               is               an               easy               way               to               obtain               these               wonderful               nutrients.

    A               green               food               powder               contains               wheat               grass,               barley,               green               sea               vegetables               and               spirulina.

    There               are               a               multitude               of               green               powders               available               and               can               be               found               at               most               healthy               grocers.
                   Herbal               supplements               can               be               a               welcomed               addition               to               the               athlete's               dietary               needs.

    Herbal               supplements               work               best               in               a               combined               form               and               are               very               effective               sprinkled               into               a               protein               smoothie               right               before               exercise.

    The               schizandra               berry               increases               stamina               and               promotes               strength               and               improves               physical               performance.

    Sarsaparilla               is               effective               for               endurance               and               can               be               found               in               most               blood               tonics.

    Yellow               dock               root,               dandelion               and               medicinal               mushroom               supplements               also               aid               in               stamina               and               boosting               immunity.
                   Hydration               is               critical               and               decreases               muscle               fatigue.

    Sweating               reduces               powerful               minerals               including               magnesium,               potassium,               calcium               and               zinc               so               plenty               of               water               along               with               a               electrolyte               replacement               beverage               is               beneficial               before               and               after               a               strenuous               workout.

    Coconut               water               is               the               perfect               beverage               for               athletes.

    It               contain               minerals               including               potassium.

    Drink               at               least               20               ounces               of               pure,               filtered               water               before               and               after               exercise.
                   Sources:
                   "Healthy               Healing,               12th               Edition:               A               Guide               to               Self-Healing               for               Everyone";               Linda               Page,               Ph.D.;               2006
                   "Healing               with               Whole               Foods:               Asian               Traditions               and               Modern               Nutrition";               Paul               Pitchford;
                   2002
                   www.herbalist.com/schizandra






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