 CBS News | Weight in pregnancy best controlled by diet, study suggests Science Daily (press release) ScienceDaily (May 18, 2012) β Pregnant women, including those who are obese or overweight, should be encouraged to minimise weight gain through diet, according to major new research from Queen Mary, University of London. Piling on excess weight during ... Diet during pregnancy is safe and reduces risk for complications, study finds Diet Associated With Improved Outcomes in Pregnancy Healthy, calorie-controlled diet important during pregnancy - study |
 Boston.com | Tweaking dietary fat intake could help slow brain aging, study suggests Boston.com 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 ... Certain fats in the diet can fry your brain Your Brain On Butter: The Fats That May Hasten Mental Decline |
 CBC.ca | Diet study focuses on when, not what The Spokesman Review Even though they ate a high-fat diet, the mice that wrapped up their eating day early and were forced to fast for 16 hours were lean β almost as lean as mice in a control group that ate regular chow. But the mice that noshed on high-fat chow around the ... Nighttime fasting may foster weight loss Diet myth about frequent meals busted It's not just what you eat, but when you eat |
 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. βFor 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 |
Despite the stares, South Floridians swear by 'feeding tube' diet Sun-Sentinel By Nicole Brochu, Sun Sentinel It is perhaps today's most maligned diet β assailed as "crazy" and "gross" since pictures emerged last month of a bride outfitted with a feeding tube to drop weight quickly before her big day. But in his only interview ... South Floridians fight battle of bulge in creative ways |
 TheImproper.com | Kim Kardashian Pushes Sketchy Diet Pills in Great Britain TheImproper.com By TheImproper, May 19th, 2012 Kim Kardashian appeared at the UK launch of her controversial QuickTrim diet supplements, even though she and the pill maker are being sued in the United States for false advertising. Health experts say the pills are ... Kim Kardashian launches diet pills in UK as $5M lawsuit remains pending in US Kim Kardashian Shows Her Curves Promoting QuickTrim Diet Product: Unusual Crowd? |
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 ... |
Can a raw food diet heal arthritis and heart issues? CTV.ca So when a friend lent the seamstress a book on the health benefits of a raw food diet, she immediately began a regimen of only uncooked meals with the hope of healing herself. Three months later she regained function in her hands and could pull a ... The Raw Food Diet: Should You Try It? |
 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 ... Diet rich in high-fructose corn syrup may make you forgetful 'It's the sugar, stupid!' Study examines high-fructose syrup's brain impact Lab Notes: Sugar Sours Memory, Fish Oil Trumps |
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 ... |
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