Is  GRAPE-NUTS an S.T.D.?
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Grape seed extracts are only available in the USA and they are best for all kinds of disorders.  It enhances the immune system and is full of vitamins and minerals.  A good source of anti-oxidant.
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grapefruit juice still has sugar in it, quite a bit of sugar actually.  as long as you're taking your medication or injecting your insulin, it shouldn't be any different than drinking orange juice or apple juice.  you are not supposed to drink grapefruit juice, however, if you are taking certain medications.  The most common type of medication that interacts with grapefruit juice is a statin (lipid lowering drugs such as lipitor, zocor, mevacor, etc) the generic names of these drugs all end with -statin.  many diabetics (especially type II) eventually take a statin later in life to reduce the risk of cardiac diseases.  if you are taking a statin, do not drink grapefruit juice.  if you are NOT taking a statin, go ahead and drink grapefruit juice, but remember there is still quite a bit of sugar in grapefruit juice.
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grape is better. give me some purple stuff any day.
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No, its bananas that are high in potassium...;\nOranges have a lot of Vit C.
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The top 6 healthiest nuts are walnuts, almonds, cashew, pecans, brazil nuts, and macadamia nuts.  You can read about each partiuclar one here\nhttp://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/05/06/29/if_you_are_nuts_about_health_try_the_top_6_healthiest_nuts.htm
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Is the lubricating jelly you have been using grape??
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Without a doubt number 1 for me. Grapejuice is Da Bomb!
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Magnesium is very important to heart health. Lots of people are deficient in magnesium. Grape juice is good for the hdl, particularly the purple. The white is good too, but the purple is better.  However, note that a study suggests that too much purple grape juice interferes with iron assimulation. Results are not conclusive but alternating purple with white grape juice might be prudent if grape juice becomes a regular part of the diet.
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Spicy foods of course\nTomatoes or tomato products\nCitrus foods - oranges, lemons, grapefruits\nCaffeine - sods and chocolate\nsmoking and alcohol\n\nHope this helps!
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http://www.uky.edu/~holler/msc/discover/nutstoyou/hotnuts.html\n\nThis might help.
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as drsuria said, + many other sugars depend on what u eat, like for example grapes have a kind of sugar called arabinose which will increase significally in your urine if u ate them.
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I was raised baptist and drinking period was wrong.  They had grape juice for "lord's supper" lmao...thank god (no pun) I do not practice organized religion anymore.  I love some wine. (from wine country, CA)
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I am a nutritionist.....We all have a blood type, try and find out yours, then follow your  record..... although also use the common sense version, such as....sode, fries, andything fried, candy, sweetes, although these are bad, you can eat them on accations. Not daily, hourly and secondly.
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Foods I believe are supposed to be marked if they contain sulphites, or maybe just sulfur, for the allergic reactions they can produce in people.\n\nFor myself, I used to go to the neighborhood market late at night and pick up some dried fruit.  I eventually noticed that I would regularly wake up with a sore throat.  After a little internet research, I concluded that the sulphur that was used as a preservative in the making of those dried fruits could have triggered an allergic reaction in me.  It seems supported that dried fruits containing sulphur-based preservatives do not react well with my system, as a couple times after consuming unmarked dried fruit led to my having a sore throat the next day.  I have never had an allergic reaction that I know of to fizzy or concentrated drinks.  I do not drink wine.  I am unfamiliar of other drinks with sulphites in them.\n\nCurrently I have a sore throat that feels like an allergic reaction.  I get itchy a bit when I have canteloupe, and I had a lot of it last night, but I'm unsure if that's the main cause.  I don't think I've consumed any foods treated with sulfur-based preservatives recently--I usually check now, and don't buy stuff with sulfur in it.  I found your question because I'm looking for help!
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i think grapefruit. go to healthsquare.com
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An oxymoronic snack...\nUnsalted saltines\nReal processed cheese\nCherry tomatoes