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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

 

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What wine drinking can do for your health

Wine was once deemed a vice, along with women, song and anything else too alluring, intoxicating and delicious.

It may sound too good to be true, but wine drinking is virtue.

Often blamed for societal woes, wine has been proven by modern science to yield health benefits, specifically to the heart. Among the earliest and perhaps most popular of such suppositions is the so called “French paradox.” The French paradox is a reference to the low incidence of heart ailment among French despite their diet being relatively rich in saturated fat. This was attributed to the fact that in France, red wine is regularly consumed on mealtime. The Irish doctor Samuel Black first noted the French paradox in 1819.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

Awareness about a pneumonia can save your child’s life

Every year, it kills over 2 million children below 5-year-old—more than AIDS, malaria and measles combined. In the Asia Pacific region alone, it infects 98 children every hour.

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Understanding IUDs

It doesn’t get much attention, and yet it’s the most popular birth control method in the world with 99-percent success rate. It can even be used to prevent pregnancy up to five days after unprotected sexual intercourse. And you only need three letters to spell it.

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MARTIAL TALK
By Perry Gil S. Mallari

Mental conditioning

TIME Magazine writer Sally Donnely, the first civilian allowed to witness and experience the training of the United States Air Marshals, disclosed that this new breed of law enforcement officers...

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COME FLOW WITH ME
By David C. Montecillo

So you go to your doctor and have a checkup. Your physician goes through your tests and gives you a prescription of drugs to help your condition. One good advice the doctor can give is not to worry or don’t be too stressed about it.

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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon

It was a love made in heaven, a dream love come true. Paul McCartney met his ideal woman after his beloved wife passed away. Now his loneliness would be something of the past.

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