by Dr. Lonna Denny | May 28, 2015 | Newsletter
Can you name the leading causes of death in the United States? Probably — cancer, heart disease, car accidents, strokes … Ultimately, the way most of us will go is not exactly surprising. But when you delve a little deeper into the statistics about the ways people...
by Dr. Lonna Denny | May 28, 2015 | Newsletter
B. 25%. There are several factors that affect a person’s blood alcohol content, but the average female carries more body fat than the average male, and body fat contains little water. Therefore, most women have less body water to dilute the alcohol, leaving a higher...
by Dr. Lonna Denny | May 20, 2015 | Newsletter
A: E. coli. The E is for Escherichia, after its discoverer, who first identified the bacteria in 1885 and called it Bacterium coli commune. It was given its current name in 1919.
by Dr. Lonna Denny | May 20, 2015 | Newsletter
Fat has a bad reputation, but lately the health world is learning to love fatty foods in moderation. The fact is, fat isn’t a bad thing. Not even close! You need the stuff to survive and maintain a healthy diet. The trick, though, is that not all fats are created...
by Dr. Lonna Denny | May 19, 2015 | Newsletter
American restaurants are notorious for portion inflation. The problem is, we generally have a tendency to eat whatever we’re served. But why are we trusting restaurants to dictate what a proper portion size should be? Instead of cleaning your plate without a second...
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