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Celebrate Julia Child's 100th birthday by creating a healthy concoction Examiner.com ... Celebrity Diet Insights · slideshow. Advertisement. If Julia Child were alive today, she would raise her wine glass in celebration of her 100th birthday and offer this comment on dieting: "The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for ... See all stories on this topic »

Diet diva Kim Kardashian slips sleekly into prison orange for 'Drop Dead Diva' Examiner.com Famed for her bodacious booty and audacious advertising tactics (which landed her in a QuickTrim lawsuit), Kim Kardashian has ventured behind bars for her latest claim to fame: a role in Lifetime's "Drop Dead Diva." Looking perky in prison orange, Kim ... See all stories on this topic »

Diet Chocolate Uses Fruit Juice to Cut Fat eMaxHealth Scientists are continually looking for ways for us to have our cake and eat it too. Researchers from the University of Warwick hope their discovery will produce a chocolate bar with half the fat, but all of the taste. Dr. Stefan Bon of the Department ... See all stories on this topic » eMaxHealth

Mississippi most obese state: Southern diet or culture on the skids? MinnPost.com Fried catfish, hush puppies, piles of pork, shrimp po'boys — the delicacies of the South, as a recent obesity report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta seems to suggest, are also its enemy. Southern states are, on par, the ... See all stories on this topic »

FDA Action on Diet Drug Qsymia - A Summary of this Category X Drug Legal Examiner After years of not granting approval for any new weight loss medications, the FDA recently approved two new medications: Belviq and Qsymia. Both medications are approved on the understanding that obesity is a life-long condition and these prescription ... See all stories on this topic »

One of every 100 U.S. whites has celiac disease Chicago Tribune Celiac disease is managed by following a gluten-free diet, which involves avoiding foods such as wheat, rye and barley. In the study, 55 people reported that they followed a gluten-free diet, although only six of them tested positive for celiac disease ... See all stories on this topic »

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