KC Swick
I have a BS in Nutritional Sciences and have performed research in food poisoning, toxic shock syndrome, immunology and brain physiology. I freelance full-time and have been recently published in Miranda Literary Magazine.
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University of Nebraska, BS in Nutritional Sciences, Minor:Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Johns Hopkins University, extensive background in the biomedical and nutrition field, expertise in non-profitsInterests
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Trans Fats: History and Link to Coronary Heart DiseaseTrans fats are now being banned in restaurants all across the United States. What are they and why are they so bad?
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Healthy Snack Ideas for Travel, School or WorkWhen hunger strikes, make sure you have healthy snacks close-at-hand.
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Back to School Ideas for Healthy Brown Bag LunchesI've made over 4,500 lunches since my three kids started school. Wow! Here are some ideas I have found over the years to keep brown bag lunches nutritious and tasting great.
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10 Reasonable Suggestions on How to Avoid Gaining Weight on a CruiseCruises are full of fun and food, a lot of food. Here are ten reasonable suggestions for avoiding the dreaded weight gain while on a cruise.
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15 Quick Affordable Nutrition Fixes for Everyday EatingFor some quick advice on boosting the nutritional content of foods you eat or should be eating every day, you will want to read this. It's easy and affordable, just the words everyone wants to hear during these tough economic times.
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Whole Body Vibration Machines: Do They Really Work?Whole Body Vibration (WBV) is becoming very popular in fitness centers and homes across the United States. Numerous scientific studies have reported improvement in bone and muscle strength, balance and stability.
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Two Very Different DisordersInflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome are too often confused with each other. IBD is a serious intestinal disease requiring medical supervision and treatment. IBS is more common and can be improved with diet and stress reduction.