The dissociated diet is based on a food combining and separation system that was developed by Dr. William Howard Hay, a New York physician who practiced in the early 1900s. The guiding principle of this diet is to prevent acidic foods and proteins from mixing with carbohydrates such as starches and sugars. The diet may help you lose weight quickly, although it may not have any long-term health benefits, Dr. Alejandro De La Sierr of the University of Barcelona stated at the 7th Virtual Congress of Cardiology held between September and November 2011. Consult with your health care professional before embarking on the dissociated diet.
Everyone feels sad sometimes, but when those feelings are severe and long-lasting, you may be clinically depressed. Major depression is relatively common and represents a serious global health issue. In 2002, major depression w...
Most people experience some sort of change in their mood and behavior when the seasons turn. Shifts in the amount of available environmental light over the seasons may have a profound effect on your body chemistry. Some individ...
Having a hysterectomy can alleviate a lot of health conditions, but sometimes the procedure results in a halting of estrogen and progesterone production when it includes removing both ovaries. This obviously has an effect on yo...
Amino acids are used by your body for a wide variety of metabolic functions. One type of amino acid, tyrosine, is actually made in the body from another amino acid called phenylalanine. Tyrosine is not an essential amino acid &...
Tyrosine is a natural amino acid, while Zoloft is a man-made antidepressant medication. You must get a prescription for Zoloft, but you should also talk to your doctor before taking tyrosine to avoid possible side effects. The ...
Taking multivitamin supplements with tyrosine supplements may be beneficial for a number of health concerns. Tyrosine is an amino acid your body produces from phenylalanine, a different amino acid. Foods like soy products, dair...
If you have the odd feeling that the word around you is unreal, dreamlike or distorted, you are experiencing a moment of derealization. This psychiatric symptom can be scary, but if it's a mild feeling that passes quickly, it i...
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