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High-protein diet may help some people shed pounds Reuters Researchers found that over an average of 12 weeks, people assigned at random to a high-protein diet lost about 1.8 extra pounds, and more body fat, than those assigned to a standard-protein diet. There was no difference, however, in how much ... See all stories on this topic »

Put Down the Cheeseburger: The Health Impact of Just One Junk Food Meal Shape Magazine (blog) Researchers fed 28 non-smoking men a high-fat, Mediterranean-diet type meal that included salmon, almonds, and veggies cooked in olive oil. A week later, the guys ate another high-fat meal, this time consisting of a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich and ... See all stories on this topic » Shape Magazine (blog)

To lose weight, wait two months and relax, says new study Examiner.com Wait eight weeks before shedding those pounds, says a new study that just might be a candidate for the "strange but true diet news" award of 2012. Researchers discovered that setting a goal of maintaining your current weight and developing the tools to ... See all stories on this topic » Examiner.com

Hey WebMD…This "Diet" Is Just Called "Eating Healthy" BlissTree lifestyle changes not diet webmd WebMD is reporting on a new study where researchers tested the effects of immediate dieting vs "maintenance first" on obese women. The maintenance first method included teaching the women healthy everyday lifestyle and ... See all stories on this topic » BlissTree

Study finds that adding soy to the diet does not affect onset of menopausal ... Science Codex "Given that most women experience unpleasant symptoms, particularly hot flashes and night sweats, during menopause, we were hopeful that certain dietary intakes would provide good alternatives to hormone therapy," said Ellen Gold, lead author of the ... See all stories on this topic »

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