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| Eating More Foods Rich in Omega-3s May Lower Alzheimer's Risk: Study Philadelphia Inquirer All underwent blood tests to assess levels of a key Alzheimer's-associated protein after providing the study authors with a dietary breakdown dating back more than a year. "Past research has shown that, in this population, higher levels of the beta ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Nutrients That Sports Aficionados Miss in Their Diet Fox News Energy gels to boots endurance for runners, sports drinks to prevent electrolyte imbalance in a two-hour-plus tennis match or soy foods to keep up with the vegan diet that many yogis praise. Nutritionally, all choices make sense. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| A skinny diet to sleep on Independent Online A "sleep diet" could be the best solution if you have a genetic tendency to pile on weight, scientists claim. Sleeping for fewer than seven hours a night appeared to encourage the genes that caused weight gain, while getting more than nine hours ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| DRS. OZ AND ROIZEN: Too much fast food and diet drinks are threats to your ... OregonLive.com For more than a decade we've tried to convince you that too much fast food, trans fats, sugary and diet drinks are threats to your physical and emotional health. New info is out that drives this home big time. Threat No. 1: People who eat fast food are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| More Japanese shunning traditional diet, table manners Bellingham Herald "Washoku, or traditional dietary culture, which includes how food is served and table manners, may be disappearing from Japanese tables," said Nobuko Iwamura, an official at Asatsu-DK Inc., an advertising firm that has been conducting studies on ... See all stories on this topic » |
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