 CBS News | Diet during pregnancy is safe and reduces risk for complications, study finds CBS News (CBS News) Is it safe for a pregnant woman to go on a diet? According to a new study, not only is it safe, but it can even be beneficial and reduce the risk of dangerous complications. Study: Autism risk tied to mom's obesity during pregnancy 1 out of ... Diet Associated With Improved Outcomes in Pregnancy Weight In Pregnancy Best Controlled By Diet Diet Intervention Most Useful in Reducing Pregnancy Weight Gain |
 Guyism | 7-Eleven serving up diet Slurpees for the first time msnbc.com (blog) Fanta Sugar-Free Mango is this month's diet flavor. 7-Eleven said it has spent two years coming up with the formula for a simple reason: customer demand. “For years we've gotten calls through our guest relations hot line, 'When are you going to have a ... 7-Eleven now has sugar-free Slurpees 7-11 creates diet Slurpee and gives it away for free No Need for Vitamins When You Have Diet Slurpees |
Pet Points: A pet's diet demands attention Pittsburgh Post Gazette The issue is magnified by pet owners who, in trying to avoid quality concerns of commercial pet food, make a homemade diet using raw meat. An alarming number of clients are choosing a raw meat diet, but many are unaware of the serious risks and dangers ... |
 New York Daily News | Sugar may make you "stupid" but omega-3 might mitigate the effect, rat study ... CBS News (CBS News) A sugar-laden diet could make you dumber, according to the authors of a new study. But, don't fret: Omega-3 fatty acids may be able to mitigate the effects. Sugar should be regulated like alcohol, tobacco, commentary says CDC: Kids consume ... Lab Notes: Sugar Sours Memory, Fish Oil Trumps Diet rich in high-fructose corn syrup may make you forgetful US diet engenders stupidity |
 Daily Mail | Nighttime fasting may foster weight loss Los Angeles Times A study involving mice suggests that someone on a high-fat, high-calorie diet can stay lean with sufficient fasting between day's end and breakfast the next morning. By Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times In an age of long commutes, late sports practices, ... Diet myth about frequent meals busted It's not just what you eat, but when you eat Preventing obesity may simply be a matter of time (of eating): Salk study |
Tweaking dietary fat intake could help slow brain aging, study suggests Boston Globe The study, published online in the Annals of Neurology, compared dietary surveys taken from nearly 6200 healthy women over age 65 with cognitive functioning tests taken about five years later and found that those women who reported the highest ... |
'The Information Diet': Should Americans Exercise More 'Conscious Consumption'? PBS NewsHour Clay Johnson, author of "The Information Diet: A Case for Conscious Consumption", discusses with Hari Sreenivasan how abundant technology affects our health -- producing pulsing side effects such as "email apnea" or "reality dysmorphia. |
 CBC.ca | Healthy Diet Is Affordable, Study Shows Care2.com (blog) Andrew Carlson and Elizabeth Frazão turned to the USDA's online guide, ChooseMyPlate, as a template for modeling a healthy diet. Using three different data sets, they estimated the cost of 4439 food items. The results are encouraging. Agriculture Department study concludes healthy diet is less expensive than ... USDA Says Healthy Options Cheaper Than Unhealthy Food |
The Antinomian Religious Diet Huffington Post (blog) Dr. Stephen Bratman, author of "Health Food Junkies," once lived in a commune that attracted "food idealists" -- diverse people who all aimed for a kind of spiritual and physical enlightenment through a perfect diet. He writes: "The act of eating pure ... |
CrossFit: The Paleo Diet and What a Sugar Crash Feels Like Patch.com Last Sunday was the official start to the CrossFit Liberation Spring Performace Fitness Challenge, and since then my diet has consisted of water, meat, fruit and veggies and nuts. If you've followed my recent posts, the Paleo diet sounds pretty healthy ... Research Shows CrossFit Diet/Exercise Reduces Risk of Heart Disease |
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