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| Articles about Grains |
| | | In Lean Times, Biotech Grains Are Less Taboo | | 2008-04-21 00:14:20 | | By ANDREW POLLACK
Soaring food prices and global grain shortages are bringing new pressures on governments, food companies and consumers to relax their longstanding resistance to genetically engineered crops.
In Japan and South Korea, some manufacturers for the first time have begun buying genetically engineered corn for use in soft drinks, snacks and other foods. Until now, [...] | | By: ArticlesModern | | |
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| Coarse Grains Of Redemptive Blessing | | 2008-04-19 11:15:00 | | י'ד בניסן תשס"חAnnwyn 15In follow up to Transformative Pesach Prophecy, several elucidating ideas emerge from Ceridwen's cauldron of transformative prophecy.Pesach-Beltaine ConnectionPesach Sheni is May 19 (Iyar 14, corresponding to the time we count the 30th day of the Omer) and astrological Beltaine (Beltaine Sheni) is May 4 (Annwyn 30) this year of 5768. Consequently, both Pesach Sheni and Beltaine Sheni come together through a "time" value of 30.Ceridwen is associated in Celtic witchcraft with Beltaine. Yet, Ceridwen delivered to me a prophecy associated with Pesach. Taken together, Ceridwen represents for me stepping above the time of both, transcendently joining together Pesach and Beltaine.As a lunar goddess, Ceridwen is linked with blessings bestowed through Yesod into Malchut. Pesach Rishon this year is April 20 (Nissan 15). The full moon of the witches' month of Annwyn is called the Drawing Down The Moon full moon, also on April 20 (Annwyn 16), suggesting a time th | | By: Walking On Fire | | |
| | | Penn State Study - More Whole Grains Means Less Belly Fat | | 2008-02-24 12:25:10 | | I just came across this study that came out of Penn State University, it focused on the effects of whole grain on dieters. I think it’s so interesting because I’m a huge proponent of eating alot of whole grains. I did it for nutritional reasons because of the way it’s so much more dense in [...] | | By: Student Fitness.Org | | |
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| Coffee grains rescue from dementia | | 2008-02-17 16:33:35 | | The substance which is a part of coffee grains, protects cells of a brain from destruction.
Coffee grains contain a component which is capable to help with prevention and treatment of the obtained dementia, in particular, the Alzheimer’s disease. The researchers of Japanese University Tsukuba (Tokyo) have found out, that chlorogenic acid contained in coffee protects [...] | | By: Pharma Blog: All About Everything… | | |
| | Gluten Free Grains 101: The Best Flour Blend | | 2008-01-24 02:18:48 | | GLUTEN FREE FLOUR 101
Gluten Free Mommy Blog Readers’ Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a 1:1 flour substitution for wheat flour?
No. Gluten free flours work best in baking (most of the time) when they are used in combination with each other. However, there are some exceptions- recipes that call for a small amount of flour [...] | | By: Gluten Free Mommy | | |
| | Rumble: One Billion Grains of Rice. Contribute by Playing... | | 2007-11-09 12:09:00 | | FreeRice is a simple web-computer game with a humanitarian soul. The computer game tests your vocabulary. For every word you get right 10 grains of rice are donated to hungry people through the United Nations.The game began on October 7, 2007. Thus far over one billion grains of rice have been donated.FreeRice is sponsored by Macy's Department Stores, Apple Computer, Office Depot, TimeLife, Inc., Fujitsu, Readers Digest and a number of other companies. The companies advertise on the FreeRice website, their small logos appearing on the site at the bottom of the screen as you play the game. The sponsors pay for all the rice donated by players playing the vocabulary game.Click here to play FreeRice.For updated humanitarian news, check out The Other World News
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| | Eat whole grains to prevent weight gain | | 2007-09-28 14:43:32 | | A recent study reported on in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition suggests that individuals who eat more whole grains are less likely to become overweight or obese than those who don't.The Holland researchers are quick to point out that their study was not designed to show a cause and effect relationship between whole grain consumption and the probability of becoming overweight, but there does seem to be an association between the two.Certainly more studies are needed to confirm this relationship, however this study adds to the growing body of evidence suggesting that whole grain consumption influences a person's propensity to become overweight.You can read more about the study and its findings here. | | By: Sue's Healthy News Blog | | |
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