April 2013
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March 2013
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Question Time!!
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January 2013
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A List of The Most Common Acidic and Alkaline...
The western diet typically focuses foods which are high acidic. This can cause health issues in the long-run. Learn which foods are alkaline and acidic as well as some practical tips on how to structure your meals to restore internal pH. An important article for anyone concerned with their health, structuring the ideal diet and getting the most from their performance! ...
Jan 6th
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Super Spirulina: Nutritional & Therapeutic...
Packed with protein, vitamins, minerals and various other nutritional goodies - Spirulina is truly one of nature’s ‘super foods’. Find out about what nutritional benefits spirulina could provide, as well as it’s use in treating various medical conditions from obesity, to renal toxicity! http://genki-do.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/super-spirulina-nutritional-therapeutic.html
Jan 5th
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The Benefits of Stevia as a Sugar Substitute
Stevia is a wonderful non-caloric, natural sugar substitute. Read about the benefits of stevia, what it could do for you and make the switch today! http://genki-do.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/stevia-sugar-substitute-for-health.html
Jan 3rd
December 2012
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We've Moved To Blogger
Hi y’all, the move is official - genki-do has moved all content and is now posting from http://genki-do.blogspot.com.au … Anyone who is interested in genuine, evidence based health and fitness tips as well as those who are currently following my blog can subscribe to receive emails of my articles on the website - you don’t even need to be a Blogger member! Don’t deprive...
Dec 30th
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Curcumin: A Potential Fluoride Shield
The Fluoridation of drinking water has been hailed as one of the greatest band-aid solutions *ahem* medical successes of the 20th Century. Despite increasing concerns that the popular distribution of fluoride in drinking water and food may result in adverse health effects (Cicek et al., 2005), the Dental Associations of the world (including the ADA) are unwavering in their defence of the process...
Dec 18th
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Dec 15th
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Hi All, The New Blog Is Coming Along - Take a...
Hi all, Once again - FYI, I will be moving my Tumblr blog to - http://genki-do.blogspot.com.au/ I am currently in the process of moving over all of my posts so anybody who would like to catch up with my articles but doesn’t want to move through the archives can easily subscribe to receive either emails or RSS updates and you don’t even need to be a member of Blogger! If you...
Dec 8th
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To My Wonderful Followers: Genki-Do Is Moving!
Just a heads up to everyone - this blog will be moving to the Blogger platform within the next few days. Tumblr, while wonderful, is an extremely visual medium & I feel that Blogger will be a more appropriate platform from which to post the lengthy text articles I do so love to write :)  I hope that you will continue to follow Genki-do on it’s new place in the Blogger world and that...
Dec 4th
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Dec 1st
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Dec 1st
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How To: Use Vitamin C To Defeat The Common Cold
Vitamin C is a controversial subject among both the medical and health-conscious community. There are those who swear by it’s healing effects and those that disparage it’s efficacy.  But why don’t you judge the it for yourselves? How Vitamin C Could Help You This Winter Season: Vitamin C intake has been found to speed recovery from upper respiratory tract infections in young...
Dec 1st
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Dec 1st
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Grapefruit + Medication = A Recipe For Potentially...
If you’re on some form of prescription medication, then the following post may well apply to you; so keep reading!  A recent review published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal has highlighted a disturbing trend in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals which has caused the number of medications with the potential to interact with grapefruit and cause serious adverse effects to...
Dec 1st
November 2012
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The Next (Supposed) Crisis Facing Adolescents:...
Media images of men and women have become increasingly muscular (see any number of ‘Fitspo’ images on Tumblr), and muscle-enhancing techniques are available to youth. Apparently, certain behaviours such as use of protein powders or shakes, changes in eating habits, and exercising more are now under scrutiny as being potential precursors in ‘unhealthy muscle-enhancement’...
Nov 30th
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Nov 30th
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Carbs or Fats? Using Breakfast To Set Up a Slimmer...
We’ve all heard the adage ‘eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper’. Well, according to the research, this axiom may just be your ticket to avoiding dreaded holiday weight-gain. Smarter food choices while vacationing are vital if you don’t want your months of hard-work, dieting and exercise to vanish before your eyes quicker than you can say...
Nov 30th
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Calorie Myth-Buster: Why 6 Servings of Grains a...
Whenever the topic of nutrition and weight-loss arise in conversation (or in the media), it seems almost inevitable that some individual will attempt to demonstrate their indoctrination (*ahem*), excuse me … their intelligence, by bringing up the popular concept that a calorie is a calorie. When that time arises, you may find yourself wanting to pull your hair out, bang your head against a...
Nov 27th
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8 Natural Strategies for Cancer Prevention
With the damaging effect chemotherapy is known to have on the human body, science is investing a lot of time and energy into the development of progressive treatments for cancer. However, it is my belief that effective cancer prevention techniques will always trump any treatment modern medicine can concoct. By following the following steps, we can promote a healthy environment within our bodies in...
Nov 26th
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Natural Cancer Treatments: The Latest Buzz on...
Figure 1 - Propolis, the ‘caulk’ honeybees use to patch holes in their hives. The buzz on propolis in the scientific community has slowly been reaching an uproar. Researchers are well-aware of the potential of this waxy substance to act as an antioxidant, anti-microbial, analgesic, anesthetic and anti-inflammatory. However, new research has revealed another exciting use for this...
Nov 26th
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Nov 20th
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Apologies & Plans
Haven’t had a chance to get on and post in the last few days but I’ll be updating my blog VERY soon with some interesting information about: Food cravings - their phenomenology, etc. I really want people to understand that cravings aren’t something that your body just throws at you to screw up your diet. They’re often the result of psychological and behavioural...
Nov 19th
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Nov 15th
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Nov 15th
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Snack or Meal: Losing Weight Through Psychological...
How we think about the food we eat is an important component in the multi-faceted problem that is obesity. Believe it or not, categorizing a food as a ‘snack’ or a ‘meal’ affects food consumption. Moreover  thinking differently about a food may influence how much we eat and how hungry or satiated we feel thereafter. Capaldi, Owens and Privitera (2006) showed that the same...
Nov 15th
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Nov 14th
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Nov 14th
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ZMA: Ergogenic Aid or Snake Oil?
The Myth (?) ZMA (Zinc Magnesium Aspartate) is well known and widely used ‘ergogenic’ supplement that is thought to significantly improve muscle strength along with concentrations of total testosterone, free testosterone and insulin-like growth factor (Brilla & Conte, 2000). The Reasoning: It is known that deficiencies of zinc and magnesium aspartate decrease both testosterone...
Nov 13th
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Nov 11th
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The Effects of Fluoride on Children's Cognitive...
I still remember, as a child, making conscious efforts to drink more tap water, after my dentist recommended that the Fluoride content would improve my dental health. As an adult, I find myself stupefied at how a medical professional could place the cognitive development of a child in harms way by being unable to connect the dots of over 23 human, and 100 animal studies which have linked fluoride...
Nov 11th
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Nov 10th
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remembertosmileyou asked: Thank you for posting all these motivational and useful information. It helped me loads~ You are a true inspiration. Keep it up! :)
Nov 10th
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Understanding Food Labels: What 'Natural' Really...
What do you think of when you see the above label on a food product? The good thing for food manufacturing companies is that health-conscious individuals will tend to interpret ‘natural’, as whatever they want it to mean. For example, individuals looking to lose weight will read the claim and see a low-calorie, high-nutrient solution to their problems. Similarly, those managing blood...
Nov 8th
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Don't Be A Sucker: Liposuction Is Not All It...
Nobody can argue that the desire to instantly gratify wants and needs is not deeply rooted in today’s society. We want results, and we want them NOW! The free market economy (bless it’s cotton socks), is quick to take it’s lead from the ‘consumers’ (a.k.a. you and me) and shortcuts become possible where previously only effort and patience existed. However, what seems...
Nov 5th
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