TV and Video Games Can Lead to Weaker Bones

By Dr. Mercola

Teenage boys who spend too much time playing video games, watching movies, and surfing the Web could be putting their bone health at risk. It should come as no surprise that good bone health in your later years begins in your youth, during your childhood and adolescence, as this is when skeletal growth is at its peak.

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Children’s Health Expert Panel: Cell Phones & Wi-Fi―Are Children, Fetuses and Fertility at Risk?

By Dr. Mercola

“It may take some sort of catastrophe to get people’s attention,” said Frank Clegg, former president of Microsoft Canada and founder of Canadians 4 Safe Technology, referring to the increasing saturation of Wi-Fi technologies on the public at large, and especially, children.

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Reverse Radiation Damage with 5 Grams/Day of this Deep Sea Medicine

Thought to be one of the oldest life forms on earth, spirulina is an algae loaded with health benefits. In addition to boosting academic performance, combating arthritis, and preventing cancer, some of the most remarkable benefits come in its ability to protect against radiation.

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How to Get Kids to Love Exercise

Do It Together

Dinner's over. Instead of heading for the TV room, make a beeline for the door. Go for a walk. Keep the conversation light. This is not the time to go over your child's grades or chores. If it's fun for everyone, you'll all want to keep doing it.

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10 Brain Foods for Kids

By Anne Krueger
WebMD Feature

As fast as children whiz from classroom to activity to home and back again, their brains are just as actively and dramatically growing and changing.

"These years are critical for brain development, and what they eat affects focus and cognitive skills," psychiatrist Drew Ramsey, MD, coauthor of The Happiness Diet, says.

Food is one of many factors that affect a child's brain development.

The following 10 foods can help kids stay sharp all day long, and affect brain development well into the future.

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Kajian pakar-pakar mengenai Gajet terhadap anak-anak

Kajian Gajet terutama IPAD terhadap anak-anak adalah berdasarkan kajian yang didapati oleh kebanyakan ibu bapa yang menemui doktor tersebut di Hospital PPUM dan kajian yang didapati dari sekolah ke sekolah.

Green Tea Promotes Healthy Skin, Protects Against Radiation

In addition to cancer prevention and weight loss, did you know that green tea promotes skin health by protecting the skin from UV radiation damage and thus improving skin quality? Now there is even more reason to enjoy this highly beneficial ancient beverage.

Green Tea, Antioxidants, and Skin Health

Several studies have noted green tea’s ability to keep your skin looking youthful and reduce the risk of sun damage. Like its anti-cancer benefits, its skincare benefits are due to the powerful catechins inside. These are the active antioxidants in the tea that hold the key to all of green tea’s varied benefits. >

Radiation from Cell Phones and WiFi Are Making People Sick -- Are Youat Risk?

By Dr. Mercola

There are over 5 billion operating cell phones on the planet. These phones exchange signals with millions of cell phone towers. In your home, your favorite coffee shop, your local library and certainly in your office, you have WI-FI. >

Confirmed: Fukushima disaster contaminated ocean with 50 million times normal radiation, leaks still ongoing

by Mike Adams

(NaturalNews) Things are suddenly heating up again with Fukushima. As we reported yesterday, the southern wall of Fukushima reactor #4 apparently collapsed over the past few days, calling into question the structural integrity of the remainder of the containment building. >

Children's Health

Children who suffer from a catastrophic illness has become a growing concern. To help parents, we added a list of articles, blogs, and podcasts concerning the common health dangers facing children today that you can read or listen to below. For instance, each year in the U.S. there are approximately 12,400 children between the ages of one and 19 years of age who are diagnosed with cancer. About one in 300 boys and one in 333 girls will develop cancer before their 20th birthday. >

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