Glyconutrients And Stem Cell

Glyconutrients And Stem Cell: Jim Carrey has made a straight-to-YouTube video. And it's not funny at all. The 45-year-old actor-comedian in rare serious mode appears in a new public service announcement on behalf of the Human Rights Action Center and the U.S. Campaign for Burma. The goal: To free Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been confined by the Burmese government for 11 of the last 17 years.

"Even though she's compared to a modern-day Gandhi or Nelson Mandela, most people in America still don't know about Aung San," Carrey says in the filmed message, posted Tuesday on YouTube.

"And let's face it: the name's a little difficult to remember. Here's how I did it: Aung San sounds a lot like "unsung,' as in unsung hero. Aung San Suu Kyi is truly an unsung hero."

Suu Kyi, who is under long-term house arrest in the city of Yangon, received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991 for her nonviolent efforts to bring down the oppressive military regime that rules over the Southeast Asian country.

Local experts say their diet goes beyond the detox fad

About Glyconutrients And Stem Cell: By Terri Jo Ryan. Tribune-Herald staff writer - With names like "fast track," "raw food" and "power cleanse," detox diets are a seductive strategy for people trying to kick-start a weight loss plan or simply cleanse after overindulging. Itâ€™s what the Hollywood crowd does to drop a few pounds for movie roles.But with many medical practitioners citing the health dangers of quick-fix detox plans, two local health experts are offering up a "super antioxidant diet" they say assists the body in naturally cleansing itself of toxins.

This method of detoxing is a dietary regimen that calls for radical changes in oneâ€™s eating pattern. The dieter needs to eschew highly processed, high-fat, high-calorie, sugar-coated, salt-saturated, alcoholic or caffeinated foodstuffs in favor of high-fiber, vitamin- and antioxidant-rich foods (preferably organic and raw).

Dunedin dietitian wins study scholarship

Stem Cell And Glyconutrients: A Dunedin dietitian researching the role of nutrition in preventing heart disease is the first recipient of the NZ Dietetic Association Unilever Scholarship that awards $10,000 annually for four years. The award allowed researcher Alwyn Todd to carry out practice-based research that developed and extended the evidence base in the area of cardiovascular disease, the NZ Dietetic Association said today.