Thursday November 26th, 2009
Nutrition
World's Oldest Man Keeps Diet in Check
from USA Today
Could a trim diet be the secret behind the world's oldest man's longevity?
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Mediterranean Diet is Healthy, But Is It Too Expensive?
from Reuters.com
Sure, a Mediterranean-based diet is ideal, but it also really takes a toll on our wallets. Is there a solution?
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Religion and Solid Nutrition: A Match Made in Heaven?
from Los Angeles Times
Can religion and a healthy diet go hand-in-hand? It sure seems to be the case for this California church, which gives its members access to nutritious, farm-fresh foods.
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America's Diet: A Change Would Do You Good
from Reuters
America's diet, well, stinks -- that's no surprise. But it's less-than-healthy characteristics may lead to the alteration of U.S. food policies.
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Does Health Care Reform Serve Purpose for America's Poor Diet?
from New York Times
Health-guru Michael Pollan contends health care reform is pointless without diet reform -- that being America's poor diet. Do you agree?
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Gluten-Free Diet Healthy for Anyone
from Chicago Tribune
A gluten-free diet is no longer strictly for those with wheat allergies -- in fact, it has proven surprising heealthy for any lifestyle.
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Daily Coffee Minus Produce May Lead to Heart Problems
from Atlanta Journal Constitution
Love your daily cup o' joe, but nix fruits and veggies? You may be at risk for heart problems.
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Mediterranean Diet Slashes Need for Type 2 Diabetes Drugs
from ABC News
Sure, we know a diet rich in whole grains, healthy oils and tons of produce is the healthy way to go. But new research shows it may also slash a diabetic's need for disease-specific drugs.
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Low-Carb Diets Not-So-Heart Healthy
from Boston Globe
That low-carb diet may be helping you to shed punds, but it could also lead to long-term cardiovascular problems.
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Diet Trumps Exercise in Weight-ing Game
from San Francisco Chronicle
While exercise is certainly an important factor (and good for the heart), experts say it's what your eating that makes a difference in your waistline.
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