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Fad Diets Don't Work, Can Compromise Health, Says Dr. Gregory Jantz of CaringOnline.com
EDMONDS, WA-- - People who need to lose weight should forgo fad diets and instead should focus on sensible eating and exercise, says Dr. Gregory Jantz, a nationally certified psychologist , author of many ...
Diets Safe for Obese, Pregnant Women
A new study suggests dieting can safely lower the health risks of obesity during pregnancy.
Diets du jour
he past century had been a celebration of cures. Now, the mantra “prevention is better than cure” has become so strong, this century has been rated PG (Prevention Generation).
Relics With Much to Tell About Bird Diets May Be Lost
Fifteen glass jars of specimens and 230,000 notecards are all that remain of a far-reaching study of birds by the Agriculture Department at the turn of the 20th century. Even these appear doomed.
Ben tucks in to ten diets in ten weeks in memory of niece
A MAN who once weighed in at 31 stones has been inspired to try ten popular diets in ten weeks.
Well: Vital Signs: TV and Unhealthy Diets Have Stronger Link
TV viewing is linked not only with unhealthy snacking while watching, but also with less healthy eating habits at all times, a study finds.
UN Voucher Programme: More Fresh Food To Diets In Somaliland
UN Voucher Programme Adds More Fresh Food To Diets In Somaliland, Aids Local Economy New York, May 15 2012 11:10AM Thousands of people in Somaliland, in northern Somalia, are getting more fresh meat in their diet as a result of an innovative UN initiative that provides parents with vouchers to help them afford nutritious food from local traders, according to the World Food Programme (WFP).
Yo-Yo Diets Mean Big Pay for Celebs
As the success of celebrities like Valerie Bertinelli and Kirstie Alley shows, waging a public battle with the bulge is no longer a detour from stardom but rather an opportunity for big money.
Men, Meat and Masculinity Linked
Is there any summer activity manlier than slapping a thick steak on the grill and chowing down? According to a new study, nope. The report published in the Journal of Consumer Research found that people associate meat with masculinity, a fact that may make healthier, vegetable-heavy diets...
Feds dismiss UN envoy's findings on hunger, poor diets
Federal ministers are scoffing at the findings of a United Nations right-to-food envoy who blasted Canada for tolerating inequality and lack of access to nutritious diets among its poor and First Nation citizens.
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