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Study shows improvement in type 2 diabetes with low carb diet Examiner.com For those with type 2 diabetes it's important to keep blood sugar controlled. A new international study published in the October issue of the medical journal Nutrition, shows that eating a low-carb diet can help improve health markers for better long ... See all stories on this topic »

Nest smart thermostat goes on diet, works with more home energy systems ZDNet Nest smart thermostat goes on diet, works with more home energy systems. Summary: The new edition is 20 percent thinner than the original and works with 95 percent of all the residential cooling and heating technologies sold in the United States ... See all stories on this topic » ZDNet

Great white sharks have varied menu, UC Santa Cruz study says San Jose Mercury News SANTA CRUZ -- Great white sharks have a surprisingly varied diet, according to recently published research from UC Santa Cruz. The study, published in PLoS ONE online on Friday, analyzed stable isotopes in shark vertebrae, which grow in concentric ... See all stories on this topic »

Strokes and dementia risk for people in their 30s because of junk food diets Daily Mail A trial involving sedentary rats fed a common junk food diet of biscuits, sausages, cupcakes and sugar-laden soft drinks showed they suffered high levels of cholesterol, blood sugar, blood pressure and obesity after just two months. The animals were at ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

Utah's Enes Kanter Ends Horrifying Diet, Loses 51 Pounds in 2 Months Dime Magazine After running through this, Kanter said he invented his own diet and, joking, guaranteed anyone who followed it would have abs like his. He was prepared to show them off before Jazz public relations staff intervened. Watch Enes talk about it yesterday ... See all stories on this topic »

Can Obesity Lead to Brain Changes? PsychCentral.com When both groups of rats were presented the problems again, the rats that became obese from the high-energy diet performed much more poorly than the non-obese rats did on the problem designed to test hippocampal-dependent learning and memory. See all stories on this topic » PsychCentral.com

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