Category Archives: Dieting news

Enhanced foods: farmers feed animals a diet rich in flaxseed, tuna oilThe Canadian PressWhile some North American diets in recent decades have excluded eggs because of cholesterol concerns, and non-dairy milks have gushed into greater popularity, Vanderkooi's operation has been … Continue reading →

ADI News Aspects of the Dr. Oz Diet for Weight LossADI NewsSlimming down and getting healthy through diet and exercise remains the best way to lose pounds and firm up. One of the most popular diets out there is Dr. … Continue reading →

Three New Studies Link Eating Red To A Healthy HeartPR Newswire (press release)Importantly, the mice eating the cherry diets had a 65 percent reduction in early death, likely due to improved cardiovascular health.(2) Powerful Antioxidants: The heart benefits and many … Continue reading →

Cancer prevention benefits multiply fast: reportCBC.caMark Duncan/Associated Press Several thousand breast cancer cases could be prevented in Canada each year if prevention strategies such as better diets and more exercise were applied more widely, a new report concludes. The Cancer … Continue reading →

Will a gluten-free diet improve your health?CNNHer doctors, thinking something must be missing from her diet, put her on various vitamins, none of which helped. "It was all I could do to go to work," she says. After years of … Continue reading →

CBC.ca Hello motherhood, goodbye diet and exercise?Food ConsumerA new study in the journal Pediatrics looks at whether parents of children under 5 years of age have different diets, physical activity, and BMIs when compared to young adults with no children. … Continue reading →

The Cypress Times POPULAR DIETS: DO THEY PREVENT CANCER?The Cypress TimesHOUSTON, TX – Not all diet plans help reduce a person's chances of developing cancer, say experts at The University of MD Anderson Cancer Center. Nutrition experts from MD Anderson … Continue reading →

CBBC Newsround How Western Diets Are Making the World SickLew RockwellThe modern Western diet, high in fructose, grains, and grain-fed, pesticide-laden and hormone-laced meat, is the primary driving factor behind the skyrocketing incidences of type 2 diabetes and heart disease. … Continue reading →

Los Angeles Times Obese exercise: How four found exercise that workedLos Angeles TimesDiets come and go, but exercise sticks, and it prompts vital lifestyle changes. Take a look at how four people joined the movement. By Roy Wallack Gear I'd … Continue reading →

msnbc.com Natalie Portman quits veganism. Good for herSalonAnd younger women may find out when they hit menopause that their response to estrogen-like chemicals has changed and they can no longer tolerate the diets that felt good for them in their … Continue reading →