| Mike\'s_Calorie_and_Fat_Gram_Chart Has calorie and fat gram chart for 1000 foods sorted by carbohydrates, cholesterol, protein, and fat listed alphabetically. Provides health and fitness links. |
| Natural_Food__Fruit Discusses how we came to be eating the small range of fruits we now eat, and the relative nutritional and protective strengths of commercially available fruit. |
| Natural_Food__Grains_Beans_and_Seeds Covers legumes and seeds and their role in the human diet through human evolution. Focuses on the legume, grain, and seed species worldwide, and is particularly relevant to the legume/grain debate in |
| Natural_Food__Vegetables A discussion of the nutritional values of vegetables during human evolution and today; including the importance of tubers, roots, corms, rhizomes and bulbs during evolution. Includes notes on wild Afr |
| NUT_Nutrition_Software Free nutrition software for Linux and DOS, which records and analyzes meals with the USDA nutrient database. |
| NutraSanus Directory of information on nutritional supplements, herbal supplements and health concerns. |
| Nutrient_Data_Laboratory_Food_Composition_Data Downloadable data sets prepared by the USDA Nutrient Data Laboratory with nutrient values of foods. |
| NutrientFacts_com Offers online nutrition tools that generate nutrition facts labels for any food or recipe. Provides a nutrient almanac designed to aid in planning a healthy, balanced diet. |
| NutrientFinder_com Online nutrient database of over 66,000 raw, cooked and packaged foods. |
| NutriSolutions Information about antioxidants as an alternative treatment for various types of cancer. |
| Nutrition_Facts Information about carbohydrates, fats, trans-fats, sugars, proteins, and other nutritional information about thousands of foods. |
| The_Nutrition_Guide A breakdown of all the nutritional elements of more than 6000 foods. |
| Nutrition__What_should_we_eat? Describes food nutrients with dietary tips, discusses dietary risks, and gives links to additional information including nutrition books. |
| Nutry__Free_Nutrition_Software Offers free nutrition software based on USDA nutrient database. |
| Pecans,_Nutritional_Content_ Fat profile, studies on the effect of pecans and other nuts on blood profiles. From the National Pecan Shellers Association, USA |
| Phytochemicals__Vitamins_of_the_Future? Describes phytochemicals, identifies the foods in which they are found, and suggest ways to obtain them from a diet. |
| Rushing,_Mary For health-care professionals and consumers, glyco- and other concentrated nutrients help the body reclaim its own healing abilities. "Informative Calls" and short history on finding Stem Cells genera |
| Soy_Info_Online Information on soy, soy products, and legumes. Nutrient charts for common legumes, discussion of allergies, phytochemicals, and protective effects. |
| Whey_Protein_Institute Advocates the use of whey proteins in nutrition. Describes nutrition facts and functions complete proteins have in diet. |
| Hodges\'_Health_Career__Model Provides a framework for the assessment and evaluation of health care delivery, associated with models of health and visualization in health care. Includes history, objectives, and frequently asked qu |
| NurseLinx Index to current journal abstracts for general nursing and specialties. |
| Nurse\'s_PDR_Resource_Center Includes monthly alerts, changes and new drug releases. Features the monthly drug column from RN Magazine as well as daily drug news headlines from Individual, Inc. |
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| Nursing_Ethics Index of Canadian and international resources, including organizations, codes of ethics, selected articles, and forum. |
| Nursing_Journals_on_the_WWW Internet directory of links to nursing journals. |
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| Nursing_Resources From the Indiana University School of Nursing, links to recommended references, online journals, professional organizations, and other internet resources. |
| Nursing_Theory_Page Offers literature search tips, and links to sites, conferences and discussion boards. |
| The_Nursing_Workforce_Digest A searchable database of citations and annotations of information about the nursing shortage. |
| Transcultural_and_Multicultural_Health_Links Health links and information sorted by religious and ethnic group and special populations. Links to research and government health-related sites. |
| 4th_IAS_Conference_on_HIV_Pathogenesis,_Treatment_and_Prevention The International AIDS Society presents details of the meeting in Sydney, Australia in 2007. Features webcast, FAQ, registration details and abstracts. (July 22, 2007) |
| HIV_on_the_Front_Line_Conference Annual conference on HIV disease - clinical update for physicians, nurses and pharmacists. Orange County, California. (April 25, 2007) |
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| American_Association_for_the_History_of_Nursing 24th Annual Conference on Nursing History Research. September 28-30, 2007. White Plains, New York, USA. |
| South_Atlantic_Society_of_Electrophysiology_for_Allied_Professionals Conference for electrophysiology nurses and technicians. September 5-7, 2003, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States. Includes schedule and registration information. (September 5, 2005) |
| Trauma_Nursing__Critical_Issues Annual conference, March 20-21, 2004. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. General schedule and abstract submission information. (March 20, 2004) |
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| Building_Excellence_Through_Evidence International Council of Nurses. June 27-29, 2003 in Geneva, Switzerland. Includes registration information, program, list of accepted abstracts, and press releases. (June 27, 2003) |
| Wound,_Ostomy_and_Continence_Nurses_Society 37th Annual Conference. June 12-16, 2005. Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. Includes schedule and meeting information. (June 14, 2003) |
The purpose of this website is to provide an up-to-date reference source of glyconutrient research and associated information that is easily understood by the general public. Information concerning glyconutrients, glycobiology, glycoproteins, literally fills volumes of textbooks and thousands of medical research articles. Many of these publications are highly technical and difficult for the average person to understand.
Of the four major classes of biomolecules - proteins, nucleic acids, lipids and carbohydrates - carbohydrates are the most complex, and because of this complexity the science of glycobiology has evolved to be a significant research area. The recent focus on glycobiology and in particular glycoforms and glycocongugates and the glyconutrients has been paralleled by the general public's increasing focus on wellness and on taking charge of their own health. Most people are aware of the scientific research that has established diet as an important component of many disease conditions and this has led to the general population paying more and more attention to nutritional intervention.
Our body is doing all it can, with all we give it to stay healthy. This is a tall ask given our nutritional intake - even those of us who eat well.
Scientists have recently discovered a new class of necessary nutrients - certain monosaccharides or carbohydrates that are necessary for maintaining health. These monosaccharides are called glyconutrients and there are 8 glyconutrients essential for each cell in our body to communicate correctly with the next cell or organism.
Science has proven that your body uses glyconutrients to prevent infections and disease, and slow the aging process. The medical literature documents improvement in every major category of disease, including conditions like diabetes, heart disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, hepatitis C, cancer, autism, ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, candida infections, asthma, menopause, Tat-Sachs disease, urinary infections, upper respiratory infections, stroke, cerebral palsy, organ transplant, depression, muscular dystrophy, failure to thrive in infants, alcoholism, improvement in antioxidant defense, and many more.
The very areas of health that are the biggest challenges to modern medicine are the areas that body seems very capable of improving when given the right tools.
The effectiveness of glyconutrients as the key to proper cellular communication and proper cell function has been established by the world's leading scientists and researchers. This research and the growing realisation amongst doctors and the general public will be the driving determinant for glyconutritionals playing a leading role in the 21st century's emerging wellness industry
Optimal health is a lifetime commitment. Unlike pharmaceutical drugs that mostly treat symptoms, nutritional supplementation acts as prevention as well as increasing the body's ability to heal, repair, regenerate, regulate and protect itself. It therefore requires a lifetime commitment
As we've seen in controlled studies in humans and animals, the saccharides [glyconutrients] in combination with adequate amounts of other key essential nutrients, accelerate healing, improve immune function, slow down ageing, improve memory, lower anxiety without toxic side effects. When health is improved or restored, mind and body shift over to what the Chinese call 'the right side', embracing harmony, healing and 'gong'.
Dr Emil Mondoa,MD Pediatrician and Scientific Researcher
50% of people have an undiagnosed chronic disease
Cancer can be present in our body 5 - 30 years before it is detectable
50% of the time the first indication of a heart problem is a fatal heart attack
The 4 top causes of death are:
heart disease
cancer
stroke
properly prescribed and properly administered pharmaceutical drugs ….. in hospitals
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