Eating right doesn't have to be complicated Mar 19, 2010
People who go on low fat diets tend to be hungry all the time because fat also serves to keep us sated. Simply eating less, regardless of what we eat, will result in weight loss in the short term. (Juneau Empire)
Low-Fat Or Low-Carb? It Depends Mar 18, 2010
That study tested four diets - Atkins (ultra-low-carb), the Zone (low-carb), Ornish (very low-fat) or a low-fat diet following the federal Food Pyramid ... You do not need gene testing to find out if you should follow a calorie based low fat diet or a low carb diet, the answer can be found by looking at http://www. (CBS News -- Health)
Why don't Some People Gain Weight Mar 18, 2010
Plus, the article also adds up that as per scientists experiment results, laboratory mice missing the gene for MGAT2 had the ability to feast on a high fat diet without becoming flabby or overweight. Body Genes and Environment. (Suite101.com)
Michel de Nostradame Mar 15, 2010
He taught prevention of the disease through disinfection as well as hygiene and the use of fresh air, rose hips (which contain vitamin C), and a low fat diet. Nostradamus went on to re-marry before writing and publishing his books of predictions, which he called Centuries. (Suite101.com)
T-fal(R) Spices Up Kitchens with Food Network/Univision Star Ingrid Hoffmann's Simply Delicioso(R) Cookware Collection Mar 6, 2010
Lose 7 Lbs A Week Guaranteed With This New Belly Fat Diet. Top Stories. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
Study: High Fat Diets Raise Womens Stroke Risk Feb 25, 2010
Study: High Fat Diets Raise Womens Stroke Risk. Study: High Fat Diets Raise Womens Stroke Risk A new study finds a link between high fat diets and stroke in women. (KWTX.com, TX)
NHS 'time-bomb' Feb 22, 2010
Some doctors blame genes, a high fat diet and a lack of exercise for the dramatically higher prevalence of the disease among people from South Asia. The new centre at Heartlands Hospital wants to be the "first prong" in aggressively treating this so-called health time-bomb. (BBC News -- UK)
Add coconut, cut fat Feb 5, 2010
When people eat a high fat diet, their bodies attempt to compensate by increasing their capacity to oxidise fat, said a Garvan release. "Obese humans usually eat 40-50 percent of their calories as fat. Our mice were fed 45 percent of their calories as fat," Turner said. (India Times, India)
How to Lose Belly Fat With Stomach ... Jan 29, 2010
A person who is starting an abs workout program should also begin a low-fat diet ... How to Lose Belly Fat Diet and Exercise. (Suite101.com)
Obesity Ups Cancer Risk, and Here's How Jan 26, 2010
"It was clear that the mice on the high fat diet developed more liver cancer," Karin said ... Those mice, too, developed more liver cancers, evidence that it wasn't the high-fat diet that led to cancer, but rather something about the animals obese state ... But Karin said perhaps the biggest surprise came in studies of mice on a high-fat diet who were given DEN a little later in life, when they were three-months-old. (Science Daily)
Ban butter to save thousands of lives Jan 19, 2010
"In reality people dont stick to complicated diets. By banning butter and replacing it with a healthy spread the average daily sat fat intake would be reduced by 8g - thats 40 percent of a womens GDA (Guideline Daily Amount), the Independent quoted him as saying. "This would save thousands of lives each year and help to protect them from cardiovascular disease - the UKs biggest killer," he added. The expert further explained: "By the time I see people its usually too late, but... (India Times, India)
Race, Obesity Affect Outcomes Among Diabetics Following Prostatectomy Jan 15, 2010
(May 10, 2008) Men who consumed high saturated fat diets (HSF) were younger and had higher BMIs at diagnosis than men with who consumed low saturated fat diets (LSF). Saturated fats were most commonly consumed as. (Science Daily)
Obesity rates idle; most of usalready fat Jan 14, 2010
Obesity rates idle as most of us are already fat - Diet and nutrition- msnbc. Obesity rates idle as most of us are already fat. (MSNBC -- Health)
