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Daily Diet Turning Bad Fat into Good Fat to Fight Obesity HealthNews Further findings showed that when both groups were provided a high fat diet, the virus-treated group also gained less weight than did the control group. Although these results were not surprising, when the researchers dissected the rats, the startling ... See all stories on this topic »

Keren Gilbert, Creator of the Hydrophilic Diet, Talks with Marta Montenegro Fox News By Marta Montenegro One of the most common questions people ask me is: What's your diet? Is it the South Beach Diet, Atkins or the Carb Lovers? The answer is: it's not one specific diet. I do follow an eating plan, but don't believe in a restricted ... See all stories on this topic » Fox News

New HCG Diet Drops Helps Individuals Lose Weight To Avoid Diabetes WebWire (press release) Many overweight and obese individuals are turning to HCG Diet Drops to reduce weight and abnormal fat. – HCGDietDropsFreeTrial.com The Center for Disease Control suggested that the most effective method for diabetes prevention is weight loss. ... See all stories on this topic »

Gluten Free Diet: A Shopping Guide Launches Nationwide May 2011 American Banking News (press release) New guide takes confusion out of shopping for the gluten-free diet, just in time for Celiac Awareness Month. Launching nationwide this month, a new book titled Gluten Free Diet: A Shopping Guide takes the hassle out of gluten-free grocery shopping. ... See all stories on this topic »

Diet may help allergy, asthma sufferers St. Louis American For example, if you have yeast or mold allergies, consider a low-yeast diet. Avoid fermented foods, aged cheeses, and mushrooms. During grass season, limit consumption of milk products to avoid congestion, as well as all grains including corn, wheat, ... See all stories on this topic »

Kidney Disease Linked to Modifiable Lifestyle Factors Medscape May 5, 2011 (Las Vegas, Nevada) — The combination of obesity, smoking, poor diet, and lack of exercise can increase a person's risk for kidney disease by more than 300%, independent of age, sex, and race, according to research presented here at the ... See all stories on this topic »

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