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Diet goggles: Can virtual reality glasses help you lose weight? Los Angeles Times Now try the goggle diet. Researchers at the University of Tokyo have invented a pair of goggles that may help people lose weight by making it look like what they are eating is bigger than it is. Put on the goggles and suddenly a normal-size Oreo looks ... See all stories on this topic »

Diet Doc Weight Loss Addresses Men's #1 Health Issue, Cardiovascular Disease ... San Francisco Chronicle (press release) In honor of June being National Men's Health Month, Diet Doc is taking a stand against heart disease, by targeting a diet that is safe for men (and women of course) recovering from a heart attacks. (PRWEB) June 07, 2012 According to the CDC, ... See all stories on this topic »

Regular soda, diet soda, zero-calorie soda: What's really safe? Oneonta Daily Star Between the vast array of diet sodas available, not to mention the bevy of health drinks, juices and organic beverages, consumers can feel quite confused about what's actually healthy and what's merely branded as such. Eight ounces of Coca-Cola ... See all stories on this topic »

Reduced starch diets for dairy cows examined Agri-View With high corn prices, dairy producers are faced with a balancing act of reducing starch in diets while maintaining milk production and components, as well as feed efficiency. Research by UW dairy nutritionist Dr. Randy Shaver may help with that ... See all stories on this topic »

Diet Glasses Trick People Into Eating Less Guestofaguest.com By Sam Bobley Researchers in Japan are in the process of developing "diet glasses," augmented reality glasses that trick people into eating less. The glasses work by altering the apparent size of food, while keeping the size of your hand constant. See all stories on this topic » Guestofaguest.com

Customizing Senior Horse Diets TheHorse.com While some aged horses have the same nutrient requirements as healthy adult horses on a maintenance diet, those that suffer the effects of disease and/or poor dentition have increased requirements to maintain their body condition. See all stories on this topic »

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