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Misinformation and contradictory studies about food and dieting have resulted in a populace thatâs often more confused than clear-headed regarding nutrition. Compacted with a busy lifestyle, the 21st century has become conducive to increased processed and fast food consumption. As a result, eating healthy may be more difficult than it should be.Â
Eating healthily requires acknowledgement of the essential vitamins, minerals and amino acids needed to fuel our bodies that allow for effectively tackling school, work and life in the accelerated and commercialized West.Â
The basics: Get nourished
Getting proper ânourishmentâ refers to fulfilling all the essential food groups, vitamins and minerals or âmaking sure you get the right amount of everything,â JMU dietetics professor Jeremy Akers said. Akers has researched weight management through his Ph.D. in sports nutrition and chronic disease at Virginia Tech and understands why receiving adequate nourishmen
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Marty Makary is a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and heâs gone against the tide of conventional COVID thinking in order to actually follow the science. His latest is about natural immunity for those whoâve had COVID.
The news about the U.S. Covid pandemic is even better than youâve heard. Some 80% to 85% of American adults are immune to the virus: More than 64% have received at least one vaccine dose and, of those who havenât, roughly half have natural immunity from prior infection. Thereâs ample scientific evidence that natural immunity is effective and durable, and public-health leaders should pay it heed.