The simple answer—for most people, most of the time—is "No".Not that long ago, experts thought eating eggs increased the risk of heart disease [1]. Recent studies suggest this is not necessarily true [1, 2]. In fact, it has been determined that eggs "contain nutrients that may help lower the risk" of heart disease [2].The website Authority Nutrition explains why eggs can have a positive effect on people's health [3]. Here is a summary:They contain "vitamins, minerals, high quality proteins, good...
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Does an apple a day really keep the doctor away?
According to Anthony DiPasquale, BSc (dietetics), ROHP, CPT, the answer is a resounding "yes!" The key question is not whether apples are good for you. We all know apples are good for you. The key question is, "What makes apples special?"
According to DiPasquale, all the good things in apples can be obtained from elsewhere. In fact, they can be gotten from other fruits. However ...
No other fruit has all the good things apples have. There are several. DiPasquale cites three in particular.
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Guidelines to Uninsured Medical Services and Associated Costs
The Ministry of Health does not pay for some medical services which you may require. In keeping with the recommendations of the Saskatchewan Medical Association, the following fee guidelines will be used by doctors working at this centre. Please note that each doctor reserves the right to charge a fee that is different than the recommended fees below. Unfortunately, we regret that we have to surcharge this payment onto you.
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Scents
Given that this is a medical centre - and that many patients who visit here have allergies to scents (amongst other allergies) - please refrain from wearing excessive amounts of perfume/cologne. We appreciate your understanding.
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