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diet
Eat, drink and be healthy
There is an age-old question about what’s the “perfect” diet.
Passover in the age of paleo
I\’m not on a diet and I eat what I want, but without realizing it, I\’ve slowly become one of those quasi-hipster people who favors making soup with turnips over noodles, and roasting squash rather than breaking bread.
Nutritionist: ‘Eat to Win’
We know that a cheeseburger, fries and a soda are not the healthiest of choices, but what about the sushi rolls you had for lunch? A typical roll contains the carbohydrate equivalent of approximately two and half to four slices of bread.
Being American is bad for your health
“Americans are sicker and die younger than people in other wealthy nations.”
CON PROP 37: Should genetically engineered foods be labeled?
Integrating foreign DNA (gene splicing or recombinant DNA) to make a new product is overwhelmingly common throughout the world.
From nut allergies to gluten, Jewish camps and schools struggle with dietary limitations
No one goes to summer camp for the food. And school lunches? Used to be fried mystery meat and a side of bogus mashed potatoes, if you were lucky. But that was before the healthy eating movement — and allergies — changed how camps and schools across America think about the food they serve their children.
The Diet Cycle — One Woman’s Journey to Get Off the Bike for Good
One day, almost three years after the birth of my youngest child, I looked in the mirror. I hated what I saw. I had been carrying around “baby weight” through four births, at least that’s what I kept telling myself. It seemed, though, that I was suddenly able to see clearly that this wasn’t baby weight at all. I was fat, plain and simple.
Trigger foods can play key role in causing migraines
Certain foods and substances, such as caffeine and MSG, are common migraine triggers, but not all trigger foods prompt headaches among all migraine sufferers.