The results were overwhelming -- for instance, in one school 66 percent of the carrots labeled "X-Ray Vision Carrots" were eaten up.[...]

Questions of interest to those who are following dietary regimens demanded by the lipid hypothesis should be: - Where did the lipid hypothesis originate? - Who was responsibl[...]

Diet soda may not be as diet as people think. Diet soda causes many health issues that need to be paid attention too.[...]

In this lecture, Dr. Russell Blaylock explains one of the most important connections between nutrition and our health- how nutrition affects our behavior. Citing a series of import[...]

We all know that the food pyramid guidelines are blatantly wrong, so learn what we are really supposed to eat.[...]

It appears after all theses years the food pyramid is wrong and it's left up to us to figure out what is healthy to eat and what is not.[...]

Another opportunity has been lost to give Americans the best up-to-date information about what constitutes an ideal diet.[...]

It's the holidays, a time for fun, family and, of course, food. So what can you do to get a jump start on a New Year's Eve resolution after end-of-year overindulgence? [...]

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  The Obama administration recently turned down New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposal to ban the use of food stamps for soda purchases. The U.S. Department of A[...]