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Mediterranean Diet Better Than Low-Fat Diet In Keeping Aging Brains Sharp TIME There's plenty of evidence that the Mediterranean diet can contribute to a lower risk of heart attacks, stroke, childhood asthma and even cancer. In fact, in a recent study, researchers assessed about 200 traditional Greek Mediterranean foods and ... See all stories on this topic »

Mediterranean diet cuts cancer cell growth Times of India "We see here that the beneficial effect on health is attributed to this dietary nutrient affecting many proteins. In its relationship with a set of specific proteins, apigenin re-establishes the normal profile in cancer cells. We think this can have ... See all stories on this topic » Times of India

Jo Tinsley, 29, from Wrestlingworth, Beds, shed 4 stone on Cambridge diet Daily Mail But after embarking on a strict diet, Jo has shed an impressive four stone, shrinking from a size 16 to a size eight - and is finally confident enough to throw out the Bridget Jones knickers. Jo Tinsley dropped from 12st 7lbs (left) to 8st 7lbs (right ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

Diet Soft Drinks: Health effects explained The Canadian You'd be surprised to know that diet soda carries many harmful effects on the body. Even though you may be feeling "great" on the inside and out every time you reach for that soda, there are long-term gradual effects it has on the body. Don't let the ... See all stories on this topic » The Canadian

5 tips for diet-friendly dining out Fox News According to the National Restaurant Association almost half of all adults eat a sit down or carry out restaurant meal every day. It's not surprising. Who doesn't like the convenience and taste of freshly made food to order? But for frequent diners ... See all stories on this topic »

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