Instant cereals versus traditional hot cereals for sodium and fat
The article weighs instant cereals against regular hot cereals and meat options. It notes instant packets often carry 400 to 800 milligrams of sodium per serving, while regular grits have under 5 milligrams if unsalted. Flavored instant oats may exceed regular oats in salt and sugar. fat is usually low. If watching sodium and preservatives, choose regular hot cereals. if choosing between instant cereal and meat and eggs, pick the instant cereal. Flavor boosters like raisins dates or brown sugar add calories but not sodium or fat.
Researchers doubt quick care for rare parasitic Chagas disease
In Honduras 65 000 people in late Chagas stages face imminent death over the coming years. About 300 000 Hondurans are infected and the Pan American Health Organization says 16 to 18 million overall in the Americas are affected. No cure exists though experimental drugs show promise in mice and human trials are two years away.
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Nasalcrom Becomes First Over The Counter Allergy Spray
The FDA approved Nasalcrom nasal spray for nonprescription sale, with McNeil Consumer Products saying it will hit drugstore shelves before spring. The spray competes with nasal steroids and targets the 40 million Americans with allergic rhinitis caused by pollen mold and allergens.
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Food and Drug Administration
McNeil Consumer Products
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