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SUGARLESSe™ Debuts at Question Mart, Newark’s Cutest Health Food Store

12/16/2013

Welcome to the new Newark, where healthy living and healthy foods - they are synonymous, obviously - are taking root!

And the best example of that is Question Mart, Newark’s cutest health food store, located on Broad Street - 392 Broad St. to be precise. We took these pictures today. They certainly look the part, don’t they?

Run by the charming Kay Lewis, Question Mart is clearly an extension of her owner: inviting, clean, full of healthy spirit and products. These now include SUGARLESSe™, and if all goes well SUGARLESSe™ Chocolate Naturals in the future.

They also have a little exhibit of paintings from local artists that you should definitely check out when visiting the store. Not only do you get nourishments for your body but your soul too. Way to go, Kay - the healthy way!

Here is more about them:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/question-mart-newark

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Sweet Holiday Blues

12/5/2013

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What a contradiction in terms, isn't it? Let me explain:

Sweet because we've become so busy this week that we are working very long days and weekends....

While the blues come into the picture in the form of me not having a free moment left to post at all till the holidays....

So let me wish you here and now a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year!

Steve and the Sugarlesse™ Team

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Battling Depression: Hope for the Holidays — and much more, for Super Unsize Me Today

12/3/2013

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From “Battling Depression: Hope for the Holidays,” to “How to Revolutionize Healthcare,” here is today’s harvest from the greenest and healthiest of the Internet:

Battling Depression: Hope for the Holidays

A serving of drama with your holiday visits? If your family fights, or going home triggers bad memories, here is some good advice on how you can cope.

http://www.webmd.com/depression/holiday-depression-8/slideshow-depression-triggers

A Guide To Optimizing Your Vitamins And Supplements

Very informative and useful infographic! Do scroll down to the bottom of it to make sure you read their general rules of thumb!

http://www.a-health-blog.com/a-guide-to-optimising-your-vitamins-and-supplements-infographic.html

Top 5 Tips for Kicking Your Sugar Habit

Sugar is an addictive substance and I am sure you have noticed that the more you eat sweets, the more you crave. The releasing of dopamine in the brain after eating anything sweet makes it pleasurable for you and you long for more sweet.

http://www.skrewtips.com/top-5-tips-for-kicking-your-sugar-habit.html

New University of Kentucky Study Suggests Low Vitamin D Causes Damage to Brain

Previously, low levels of vitamin D have been associated with Alzheimer's disease, and it's also been linked to the development of certain cancers and heart disease. In both the developed world and in areas of economic hardship where food intake is not always the most nutritious, vitamin D levels in humans are often low, particularly in the elderly population.

http://uknow.uky.edu/content/new-uk-study-suggests-low-vitamin-d-causes-damage-brain

How to Revolutionize Healthcare

In the healthcare system, there is a massive amount of invaluable data that is waiting to be unearthed. We now have the computing power and the algorithms to sift through patient data and biomedical literature and surface what matters and recommend a course of action.

http://venturebeat.com/2013/12/03/how-to-revolutionize-healthcare-get-data-scientists-and-app-developers-together/

Healthy Recipe Bonus: Two Layer Pumpkin Pie
http://www.sugarlesse.com/5/post/2013/05/two-layer-pumpkin-pie.html

and a LOT more at:
http://www.scoop.it/t/healthy-recipes-by-steve-kingsley

Content created, collected, and curated by Steve Kingsley and the Sugarlesse.com natural sweetener team, via Scoop.it. Enjoy it. Profit from it — and Spread the Health!

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Cannabis Could Be Harnessed to Treat Alzheimer's Disease — and much more, for Super Unsize Me Today

12/2/2013

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From “Cannabis Could Be Harnessed to Treat Alzheimer's Disease,” to “Chemical Cuisine-Your guide to food additives,” here is today’s harvest from the greenest and healthiest of the Internet:

Cannabis Could Be Harnessed to Treat Alzheimer's Disease

The counter-intuitive proposal comes after researchers investigated the neurological mechanisms responsible for the side-effects of medical marijuana, such as memory loss

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/personal-oz-essentials/story-fnkbzth6-1226773677564#sthash.d400dqLg.dpuf

A Pox on Cholesterol Lowering Drugs: Statins Raise Herpes Risk

A new study published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases titled, "Statins and the risk of herpes zoster: a population-based cohort study reveals a hitherto unknown association between statin drug use and increased risk of herpes zoster (shingles).

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/pox-cholesterol-lowering-drugs-statins-raise-herpes-zoster-shingles-risk-1

High-dose resveratrol aids heart health for overweight and obese people

Daily supplements containing resveratrol may reduce the production of compounds responsible for the build-up of cholesterol in the body of overweight and obese people, says a new study.

http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Research/High-dose-resveratrol-shows-heart-health-for-overweight-and-obese-people-Human-data

Chemical Cuisine-Your guide to food additives

Worried about the safety of the list of unpronounceable additives on packaged foods in your supermarket? “Chemical Cuisine: Your guide to food additives” will put at your fingertips the a comprehensive guide to chemicals and additives in your food – the safe, the unsafe, and the untested.

http://www.nutritionaction.com/shop/chemical-cuisine-your-guide-to-food-additives/?mqsc=DA1213CC

Healthy Recipe Bonus: Sweet Potato Casserole
http://www.sugarlesse.com/4/post/2013/05/sweet-potato-casserole.html

and a LOT more at:
http://www.scoop.it/t/healthy-recipes-by-steve-kingsley

Content created, collected, and curated by Steve Kingsley and the Sugarlesse.com natural sweetener team, via Scoop.it. Enjoy it. Profit from it — and Spread the Health!

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Eat Nuts, Live Longer? Harvard School of Public Health Study Says Yes —and much more, for Super Unsize Me Today

12/1/2013

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Eat Nuts, Live Longer? Eat Nuts, Live Longer? Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard School of Public Health Study Says Yes —and much more, for Super Unsize Me Today

Eat Nuts, Live Longer? Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard School of Public Health Study Says Yes

Nut eaters were almost 30 percent less likely to die of heart disease and more than 10 percent less likely to die of cancer than those who never at them, even after adjusting for other lifestyle factors. Both are among the top killers in the developed world.

http://singularityhub.com/2013/11/29/eat-nuts-live-longer-study-says-yes/

The Black Seed: “Remedy For Everything But Death”

Known since ancient times, as a 'remedy for everything but death,' an increasingly vast body of scientific research reveals that the black seed, Nigella Sativa, is indeed one of nature's most potent and versatile healing agents.

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/16-more-reasons-black-seed-remedy-everything-death2

Next in heart care: Personalized treatment with genetics

Heart-disease specialists hope genetics will reveal fresh insight into the interaction between a person's biology, living habits and medications that can better predict who is at risk of a heart attack or stroke.

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304281004579220373600912930

Why vendors in Mumbai always sell fresh turmeric with a root called aambe-haldi

Your first sensation when you bite into a piece of peeled raw turmeric root is that it’s almost like carrot since it not only has the same color, but also that crisp texture. But almost at once, the carrotty flavor is overwhelmed by a woody bitterness which is not pleasant at all. If you can bear it though, it leaves a lovely fresh and spicy flavour which you will feel rising up your palate.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-10-12/news/34413008_1_turmeric-colour-taste

What Food Can Protect Your Skin In Winter?

Winter is almost upon us Healthy food is able to help us maintain our healthy skin in the winter too in many ways. Those beneficial nutrients in the food can prevent our skin’s premature aging, wrinkles, or red spots and much more.

http://www.ecellulitis.com/diet-and-nutrition/what-food-can-protect-your-skin-in-winter/

Healthy Recipe Bonus: Fragrant Homey Apple Cake
http://www.sugarlesse.com/2/post/2013/08/fragrant-homey-apple-cake-with-sugarlesse.html

and a LOT more at:
http://www.scoop.it/t/healthy-recipes-by-steve-kingsley

Content created, collected, and curated by Steve Kingsley and the Sugarlesse.com natural sweetener team, via Scoop.it. Enjoy it. Profit from it — and Spread the Health!

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SUGARLESSe™ Debuts at Question Mart, Newark’s Cutest Health Food Store

Sweet Holiday Blues

Battling Depression: Hope for the Holidays — and much more, for Super Unsize Me Today

Cannabis Could Be Harnessed to Treat Alzheimer's Disease — and much more, for Super Unsize Me Today

Eat Nuts, Live Longer? Harvard School of Public Health Study Says Yes —and much more, for Super Unsize Me Today

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