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    Diet May Regulate Obesity Health Risks, But Genes Decide, Says New Research  Dec 4, 2008
    And two were low fat diets one of which had a fish oil supplement. After the dietary programme was complete the volunteers were tested for reductions in any of the five main factors associated with the metabolic syndrome - high blood glucose; high levels of fats in the blood; high blood pressure; a waist circumference greater than 100cm; and low levels of good cholesterol (HDL). (Science Daily)

    Brain Sense Fatty Food: Molecule Shuts Down Food Intake And Turns On 'Siesta Mode'  Nov 28, 2008
    2, 2005) Rats fed a high fat diet were less sensitive to a hormonal 'stop eating' signal than rats on a low fat diet when they were given access to a high calorie, high fat snack that the animals find. (May 6, 2007) Research shows that when soy consumption goes up, weight goes down. (Science Daily)

    High-protein meals help heavy folks burn fat  Nov 25, 2008
    $7 online stock trades. Study: Eating lean meat and eggs may help suppress appetite. (MSNBC -- Health)

    How to prevent Alzheimers disease part 1  Nov 24, 2008
    Avoid high fat diet: A study led by researchers at Universit. Laval in Canada and published in the Oct 14, 2008 issue of Neurobiology of Aging suggests that eating high fat diet with low amounts of omega 3 fatty acids commonly found in most industrialized countries may increase the risk for Alzheimer's disease ... The high fat diet also reduced the level of drebrin protein in the brain, which is another characteristic of Alzheimer's disease, according to the study. (Food Consumer)

    * Doctors urge government to revise NHI regulations  Nov 21, 2008
    The American Heart Association says that a high cholesterol and fat diet is a leading cause of cardiovascular disease, which has ranked second to fourth in the leading causes of death in the nation in the past few years, Hwang said. Because of the current restrictions of the NHI system, Taiwan has a low goal attainment rate, Taiwan Society of Lipids and Atherosclerosis president Chen Chao-wen (F) said. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- Taiwan)

    Pregnancy diet could cause obesity  Nov 20, 2008
    The new research carried out by the Rockefeller University team found that a high fat diet during pregnancy could cause offspring to have more brain cells specialised to produce appetite-stimulating proteins ... It found that those mothers fed a high fat diet gave birth to heavier babies who also began puberty sooner. (askamum)

    ITV1 to launch healthy campaign  Nov 19, 2008
    Claire Sweeney's Big Fat Diet sees her pile on two stone ... One of the shows in the season is Claire Sweeney's Big Fat Diet, in which the former Brookside actress and Celebrity Big Brother contestant piles on two stone in weight in an experiment to see what happens to people when they get too fat. (BBC News)

    Why HIV Treatment Makes People So Susceptible To Heart Disease And Diabetes  Nov 19, 2008
    Patients need to be made aware that it s wise to stay healthy by eating well and staying active - and this means low sugar, low fat diets. They also need to be monitored for metabolic changes and treated, as appropriate. (Science Daily)

    People programmed to be fat  Nov 18, 2008
    A high fat diet even before you were born might have programmed you to a life of over-eating. A new research suggests that eating a high-fat diet in pregnancy may cause changes in the fetal brain that lead to obesity early in life ... Tests on rats showed those born to mothers fed a high-fat diet had many more brain cells specialised to produce appetite-stimulating proteins, reports the BBC News website. (India Times, India -- Health/Science)

    Mom's High-Fat Diet May Make Kids Overeat  Nov 17, 2008
    When a pregnant mother consumes a high-fat diet, it can produce changes in her offspring's brain that lead to overeating and obesity, according to a new study ... "We've shown that short-term exposure to a high-fat diet in utero produces permanent neurons in the fetal brain that later increase the appetite for fat," said senior author Sarah F. Leibowitz ... The researchers found that rat pups born to mothers who consumed the high fat diet, even after the diet had been removed at birth, ate more,... (KFOXTV.com, TX)

    Fatty Diet During Pregnancy Makes New Cells In Fetal Brain That Cause Early Onset Obesity  Nov 13, 2008
    12, 2008) A study in rats shows that exposure to a high-fat diet during pregnancy produces permanent changes in the offspring's brain that lead to overeating and obesity early in life, according to new research by Rockefeller University scientists ... "We've shown that short-term exposure to a high-fat diet in utero produces permanent neurons in the fetal brain that later increase the appetite for fat," says senior author Sarah F. Leibowitz, who directs the Laboratory of Behavioral Neurobiology... (Science Daily)

    Government doctors strike to affect services  Nov 12, 2008
    Government doctors strike to affect services. Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:04 PM IST. (Express Buzz)

    New Findings: Fat Makes You Thin  Nov 11, 2008
    Newsmax Magazine: The Big Fat Lie: You Can't Lose Weight - New Science Shows How. " Taubes decided to probe why you can't lose weight and why despite supposed improvements in nutrition and fitness American are not only gaining more weight than ever but we also are witnessing an explosion of obesity-related diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and diabetes. Taubes' findings were first revealed in the book "Good Calories, Bad Calories: Challenging the Conventional Wisdom on Diet,... (Newsmax)

    7 foods that fight over-40 fat  Nov 5, 2008
    Featured presidential results updated every 2 min.. $7 online stock trades. (MSNBC -- Health)

    Lifestyle Controls Enzyme Regulatin...  Nov 4, 2008
    The changes included eating a low fat diet (only 10 percent of calories from fat), low in refined sugars, and rich in whole cereal foods, high in fruit and vegetables. They supplemented their diet with soy-derived food (tofu proteins and soy beverage), fish oil, selenium, vitamins C and E. The daily changes also included moderate aerobic exercise (such as walking), stress management by relaxation and meditation techniques, and breathing exercises. (Suite101.com)

    Why lean times may make you fat  Oct 31, 2008
    Surprise: Lean times may actually make you fat - Diet and nutrition- msnbc. $7 online stock trades. (MSNBC -- Health)

    Top 5 Things That Kill Men  Oct 30, 2008
    "Cut your salt consumption and you can reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease by 25 percent, he said. Little changes with moving can also make a big difference. The American Heart Association found that people, who moved for 30 minutes a day, even if they only exercised in 10-minute increments, reduced their risk for heart disease. 2. Cancer. Like most diseases, cancers are both genetic and environmental. Lung cancer, prostate and colon cancer are the deadliest for men. You can t change... (Fox News)

    Saturday's Guest Opinion: The new color of October  Oct 27, 2008
    Some other common sense prevention tips that will also keep you healthy are to eat a low fat diet, exercise regularly, and not smoke. I hope you'll take these tips and talk to your health care provider, especially if you suspect you are at high risk. (Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil)

    Speedy eaters likelier to get fat  Oct 23, 2008
    $7 online stock trades. Speedy eaters seen likelier to get fat. (MSNBC -- Health)

    White Wine Also Protects Hearts  Oct 22, 2008
    The so-called French paradox, which referred to a high fat diet but low rates of heart disease, was linked to Frances love of red wine, which was rich in resveratrol. White wine hasnt been considered to be particularly heart-healthy, but molecular biologist Dipak Das disagrees. (Newsmax)

    Mutation Protects Against Obesity, Diabetes  Oct 20, 2008
    20, 2008) A group of researchers from the German Institute of Human Nutrition* led by Hadi Al-Hasani and Hans-Georg Joost has identified a natural mutation in the Tbc1d1 gene that keeps mice lean and also protects against diabetes despite a high-fat diet ... The New Zealand obese mouse gains weight rapidly under a high-fat diet (60 percent fat) and develops obesity, whereby the proportion of body fat can increase to over 40 percent ... Despite a very high fat diet, the mice of the Swiss Jim... (Science Daily)

    No, it's not big bones: parents in denial over fat children  Oct 20, 2008
    A professor of pharmacology at the University of NSW, Margaret Morris, said this was due to a combination of the mother's extra weight and their high fat diet. With AAP. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)

    Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea Linked To High Fat Diets And Decreased Physical Activity In Women  Oct 17, 2008
    16, 2008) A new study shows that unrelated to obesity, people with severe SDBs consume a more unhealthy diet, which may be a factor contributing to greater cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. These findings were most evident among women. (Science Daily)

    Breast Cancer cases increase in Ashanti Region  Oct 15, 2008
    He said breast cancer can be acquired by eating high fat diet, after the age of 30, giving birth late, early girl child menstruation and the period after menopause in women. Dr Awuah said the signs and symptoms of breast cancer include lump in breast, nipple retraction, nipple discharge and thickening of skin and advised Ghanaians to go to the various health centres for treatment, since early treatment can easily cure the disease. (Ghana Web, Ghana)

    How Fatty Foods Curb Hunger  Oct 11, 2008
    23, 1999) Cholesterol-lowering, low fat diets have abounded in recent years in the quest to reduce the risk of heart disease, the most familiar being the American Heart Association's "Step II". . (Science Daily)

    New twist in brain obesity riddle  Oct 4, 2008
    In mice genetically altered to block the pathway, even with a high fat diet available, they were able to maintain a healthy weight. Dr Dongsheng Cai, who led the research, said that that the pathway could possibly be used in anti-obesity drugs. (BBC News -- Health)

    Science: Fat dolphins going on a diet  Oct 3, 2008
    TOKYO - Dolphins at a Japanese marine park are going on a low fat diet after developing pot bellies and failing to look sharp in their aquatic performances. Kinosaki Marine World in western Japan said Tuesday that all its 19 dolphins have been on a low fat diet since late August, when they started failing to hit jumping targets and keep upright while treading water. (MSNBC -- Environment)

    Aquarium's Fat Dolphins Getting A Diet  Oct 3, 2008
    Dolphins at a Japanese marine park are going on a low fat diet after developing pot bellies and failing to look sharp in their aquatic performances ... Kinosaki Marine World in western Japan said Tuesday that all its 19 dolphins have been on a low fat diet since late August, when they started failing to hit jumping targets and keep upright while treading water. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Weird News)

    Omega-6 Fatty Acid Intake Tied to Breast Cancer  Oct 3, 2008
    Rats fed a fatty diet having a high omega-6 content developed even more tumors in response to dietary HAs than rats given a low fat diet. Sonestedt's team examined whether HA consumption was related to breast cancer, and whether omega-6 PUFA intake played a role in this relationship, in women enrolled in the Malmo Diet and Cancer study. (MEDLINEplus)

    Avoid the Four Deadliest Cancers  Oct 3, 2008
    Since high-fat diets and sedentary lifestyles double the risk of colon cancer, switch to a diet rich in whole grains and fresh fruits and vegetables and add exercise to your daily routine ... Although scientists arent sure just exactly what triggers prostate cancer, many believe its linked to a high fat diet heavy in red meat. (Newsmax)

    Some fats help, some harm your heart  Sep 24, 2008
    The unsaturated fat diet decreased blood pressure, increased HDL, caused no significant increase in LDL, and lowered triglycerides. Omega-3 fatty acids: Found in cold-water fish, omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to prevent blood clots, lower blood pressure, and slow the buildup of plaque in the arteries. (CNN)

    Got hypertension? Just relax!  Sep 23, 2008
    Other studies presented at the same conference also suggest that weight loss and taking vitamin C could lower blood pressure while salt and high fat diet may increase blood pressure. Related news. (Food Consumer)

    Hormone Discovery Points To Benefits Of 'Home Grown' Fat  Sep 20, 2008
    "Despite those higher fatty acid levels, the animals are spectacularly healthy seemingly no matter what even on a high fat diet," Hotamisligil said. Careful analysis of the lipids in those animals showed that their fat displayed a profile normally found in lean, insulin-sensitive mice despite consuming a high-fat diet ... In the fat tissue of normal mice, total palmitoleate concentrations drop nearly 50 percent upon exposure to a high fat diet. (Science Daily)

    Dean Ornish Replies  Sep 18, 2008
    Several years ago I had heart disease, with angina, even though I had been eating what the AMA says is a low fat diet. Cardiologist said Surgery. (New York Times)

    Link Between Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes And Neurodegeneration Found  Sep 6, 2008
    In a study on animal models, lead researcher Suzanne de la Monte, MD, MPH, of Rhode Island Hospital, utilized chronic high fat diets to cause a two-fold increase in mean body weight. In these animal models, there was a marginally reduced mean brain weight and a significantly reduced mean brain weight/body weight ratio, providing evidence that obesity with T2DM is sufficient to cause mild global atrophy in the brain. (Science Daily)

    Satisfaction And Regret After Radical Prostatectomy Procedures Studied  Aug 29, 2008
    (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)

    Could 'Pudge-Proof' Mouse Keep You Thin?  Aug 12, 2008
    On a high fat diet, however, the mutant mice gained far less weight than the normal mice, even though the two groups ate approximately the same amount of food. The reason: The mutant mice were burning energy at a faster rate, the researchers said. (ABC News)

    A Mechanism For The Development Of Obesity-associated Conditions  Aug 6, 2008
    They have been implicated in the development of many effects of a high-fat diet, including many risk factors for type 2 diabetes: obesity, insulin resistance, leptin resistance, and dyslipidemia ... Similar to normal mice, when the mice lacking CB1 only in the liver were fed a high-fat diet they became obese ... They also exhibited less severe high fat diet induced fatty liver, something that increases the risk of developing cirrhosis of the liver. (Science Daily)

    Pills Could Offer No-Sweat Weight Loss  Aug 2, 2008
    It's a new drug called AICAR and experiments thus far suggest it may be able to protect against gaining weight, even for those on a high fat diet. In a study, sedentary mice that took the drug for four weeks burned more calories and had less fat than untreated mice. (NBCSandiego.com, CA)

    Understanding Angina  Jul 30, 2008
    Staying active with regular exercise "within the limits of your capability" is important to improve circulation as is taking a suitable salt-free, anaemia-preventing, low fat diet. As for medicines, what is most important is to regularly take the medications prescribed for you. (Suite101.com)

    Dietary Factors Appear To Be Associated With Diabetes Risk  Jul 30, 2008
    ScienceDaily (July 29, 2008) Drinking more sugar-sweetened beverages or eating fewer fruits and vegetables both may be associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, whereas eating a low-fat diet does not appear to be associated with any change in diabetes risk, according to three reports in the July 28 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals ... D., of the Women's Health Initiative, Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center, Seattle, and colleagues studied... (Science Daily)

    Breast Cancer Mortality Increases with Body Mass Index  Jul 29, 2008
    "The Women's Interventional Nutritional Study reported improved event-free survival in women randomly assigned to a reduced fat diet (associated with weight loss)," Barnett pointed out. "Further definitive clinical weight loss intervention trials in breast cancer populations are required to further clarify the relationship between breast cancer mortality and BMI.". (MEDLINEplus)

    Walking Protects The Masai From Heart Disease  Jul 20, 2008
    Regular Walking Protects The Masai -- Who Eat High Fat Diet -- From Cardiovascular Disease ... Regular Walking Protects The Masai -- Who Eat High Fat Diet -- From Cardiovascular Disease ... 23, 1999) Cholesterol-lowering, low fat diets have abounded in recent years in the quest to reduce the risk of heart disease, the most familiar being the American Heart Association's "Step II". (Science Daily)

    Fighting fit?  Jul 4, 2008
    Stay properly hydrated, before, during and after the session Make sure you eat a healthy, low fat diet to supplement your workout - aim for weight loss of 1-2 lbs a week Vary the exercise - the more muscles used, the more calories burnt. Location is also important if you have to travel a long way to work out after a hard day at the office, you will be less likely to go and look forward to a workout. (BBC News -- Health)

    High Fat Diet May Abet Prostate Cancer Progression  Jul 4, 2008
    Wednesday, July 2, 2008. NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Diets high in saturated fat may increase the risk of prostate cancer progression, researchers from the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston report. (MEDLINEplus)

    Research on Low Carbohydrate Diets  Jun 29, 2008
    A study by Frederick F. Samaha M.D. and others (reported in the May 22nd 2003 edition of the New England Journal of Medicine) found that severely obese people on a low carb diet (compared to those on a low fat diet). Lost more weight. (Suite101.com)

    Your Health: High fat diets may be bad for your brain  Jun 27, 2008
    Thursday, June 26, 2008 Edition. By Rallie McAllister, M.D.. (Green Valley News & Sun, AZ)

    Seniors with type 2 diabetes may experience memory declines immediately after eating unhealthy meal  Jun 26, 2008
    Maintaining a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, a low fat diet rich in antioxidants, and staying mentally active and socially engaged in a variety of activities, is the best medicine for optimizing cognitive health during the lifespan, she said. The study. (EurekAlert!)

    Unhealthy Meals Immediately Affect Diabetics Memory  Jun 26, 2008
    Maintaining a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, a low fat diet rich in antioxidants, and staying mentally active and socially engaged in a variety of activities, is the best medicine for optimizing cognitive health during the lifespan, she said. In the study, 16 adults (aged 50 years and older) with type 2 diabetes participated in an unblinded trial where they attended three weekly sessions that involved consuming a different test meal. (Newsmax)

    Mom's High Fat Diet During Pregnancy May Be Key To Child's Weight Issues  Jun 23, 2008
    "We want to understand the mechanisms behind the current epidemic of childhood obesity," said Dr. Kjersti M. Aagaard-Tillery, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at BCM. "What efforts can we take in pregnancy to affect this problem? Is it that the mom is obese or is exposure to a high fat diet the problem?" ... When compared to those who ate a 13 percent fat diet, the offspring of these animals had non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (comparable to that found in obese human... (Science Daily)

    Mothers Diet May Affect Daughters Puberty  Jun 19, 2008
    The investigators, from the University of Auckland, fed pregnant rats a high-fat diet throughout pregnancy and lactation ... After the baby rats were weaned, they also ate either regular chow or a high-fat diet ... The onset of puberty was much earlier in all the rats whose mothers ate a high-fat diet, regardless of whether the baby rats ate high-fat or regular diets. (New York Times)

    Lifestyle Changes May Change DNA, Study Suggests  Jun 18, 2008
    -- A new study from the Preventive Medicine Research Institute in California has found that men with early stage prostate cancer altered more than 500 of their genes by engaging in regular exercise, stress reduction, and following a very low fat diet. Current government recommendations call for a diet that is less than 30 percent fat, but many Americans consume even more. (KERO 23, CA)

    Vegan diet and yoga fight cancer  Jun 17, 2008
    A vegan low fat diet combined with yoga and exercise can help fight prostate cancer, new findings show. Researchers found that combining a diet low in fat and rich in fruit and vegetables with regular moderate exercise seems to switch on genes that fight disease, while effectively turning off others that can promote cancer. (Telegraph.co.uk)

    Heart Disease: Are You at Risk?  Jun 15, 2008
    A number of factors can influence a person s risk for heart disease, including heredity and lifestyle choices such as smoking, excessive drinking, history of diabetes and consuming a high fat diet. Perhaps the first defense against a fatal heart attack is recognizing the risk factors. (Fox News)

    Late night snack kills sleep: Study  Jun 12, 2008
    An international study, released on Wednesday, says that late-night snacking and a high fat diet through the day lead to poor sleep at night. According to researchers at the Federal University of Sao Paulo in Brazil, positive and statistically significant correlations were found between total energy intake, late-night snacking and repeated awakenings during sleep. (India Times, India -- Health/Science)

    'PLoS ONE' STUDY:  A Low Dose of Dietary Resveratrol Partially Mimics Caloric Restriction and Retards Aging Parameters in Mice  Jun 4, 2008
    Resveratrol in high doses has been shown to extend lifespan in some studies in invertebrates and to prevent early mortality in mice fed a high-fat diet ... Recently, mice fed a high fat diet supplemented with high levels of resveratrol (22 or 186 mg kg1 day1) were shown to have extended lifespan as compared to controls, and several metabolic alterations similar to what is observed with CR, including markers of increased mitochondrial biogenesis ... Because control animals in this study had... (USA Today -- Tech)

    Eating too well  May 14, 2008
    As a result, China is facing the dual challenge of malnutrition and over-nutrition, and simultaneously dealing with communicable diseases common to poor countries and chronic diseases, such as diabetes, associated with the higher fat diets of the developed world. The PRC is thus at a critical juncture, warned the 2005 ADB report, Strengthening Public Nutrition Planning and Policy in the Peoples Republic of China. (The Star Online, Malaysia)

    New health woes as China grows richer  May 10, 2008
    Country faces challenge of malnutrition and ills linked to higher-fat diets ... As a result, China is facing the dual challenge of malnutrition and over nutrition, and simultaneously dealing with communicable diseases common to poor countries and chronic diseases, such as diabetes, associated with the higher fat diets of the developed world. (MSNBC -- Health)

    New health woes as China moves from famine to feast  May 9, 2008
    As a result, China is facing the dual challenge of malnutrition and over nutrition, and simultaneously dealing with communicable diseases common to poor countries and chronic diseases, such as diabetes, associated with the higher fat diets of the developed world. "The PRC is thus at a critical juncture," warned the 2005 ADB report, 'Strengthening Public Nutrition Planning and Policy in the People's Republic of China. (Scientific American)

    China faces Western problem of bulging waistlines  May 9, 2008
    So China is dealing with communicable diseases common to poor countries and chronic diseases, like diabetes, associated with the higher fat diets of the developed world. China "is thus at a critical juncture," warned the Asian Development Bank report. (International Herald Tribune -- Business)

    Breakthrough in Treating Aortic Valve Stenosis  Apr 23, 2008
    In an animal study, after only two weeks of injections of a drug based on raising HDL levels, the aortic valve openings returned to almost normal compared to a 13 percent improvement in the control group which only eliminated a high fat diet. We are delighted to see that the new type of drug used, based on HDL, led to the regression of the aortic valve stenosis in an experimental model, said lead scientist Dr. Jean-Claude Tardiff. (Newsmax)

    How what and how much we eat (and drink) affects our risk of cancer  Apr 14, 2008
    Although tumor multiplicity, as measured by papillomas per mouse, was slightly higher among those receiving the more calorie dense fat diet, this was not different from the less calorie dense fat diet with either dose of TPA, the researchers noted. The impact of dietary energy balance manipulation on the conversion of papillomas to squamous cell carcinomas in this model of multistage skin carcinogenesis is also being assessed. (EurekAlert!)

    High Cholesterol May Boost Survival in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis  Apr 12, 2008
    "These results," Meininger told Reuters Health, "raise the question of using a fat diet for ALS patients, and to avoid using cholesterol lowering drugs -- mainly statins.". ALS is an invariably fatal disorder of the nervous system that destroys the cells controlling voluntary movement. (MEDLINEplus)

    Make Your Own Suet Mix for Birds  Apr 8, 2008
    At these times, birds need a high fat diet to help them withstand cold weather, and to provide energy for mating, nest building, and raising young. Bird species that come to suet include bluebirds, grosbeaks, Blue Jays, kinglets, mockingbirds, nuthatches, orioles, robins, starlings, tanagers, thrashers, thrushes, warblers, and woodpeckers. (Suite101.com)

    Experts urging smokers to replace cigs with exercise  Apr 5, 2008
    TODAY'S VOTE Would legalising brothels end vice trade problems. NORTH-WEST HEADLINES. (Bolton News)

    Dangers and risk of colon cancer addressed at meeting By Amanda McBride  Apr 4, 2008
    Kessler said risk factors vary to each person but some common risk factors for developing colon cancer are a family history of colorectal cancer, a prior colorectal cancer or polyps, increasing age and lifestyle factors such as high fat diet, sedentary lifestyle or smoke cigarettes. "If you have a first degree family member (parent, sibling, children) that has colon cancer you are more prone to have colon cancer," said Kessler. (Choctaw Plaindealer, MS)

    DNA tests for youThe DNA test firms offering consumers personal diagnosis  Mar 25, 2008
    But you'd do better to eat a low fat diet ... But you'd do better to eat a low fat diet. (BBC News -- Business)

    Coming home: Dr. Deldon back in Marlborough  Feb 21, 2008
    Coming home: Dr. Deldon back in Marlborough - Marlborough, MA - Marlborough Enterprise. Dina Deldon, who graduated Marlborough High School in 1990, is now practicing obstetrics and gynecology in Marlborough. (Marlborough Enterprise, MA)

    EU health chief wants food labels to fight fat  Jan 29, 2008
    $7 online stock trades. from Kaplan University. (MSNBC -- Health)

    New Research Promises Personalized Dietary Guidelines  Jan 1, 2008
    24, 1998) As the U.S. Department of Agriculture begins to establish new dietary guidelines for the year 2000, a new University of Michigan study suggests low fat diets aren't always the most healthy. (Oct. (Science Daily)

    Scene: Goings on about town and elsewhere  Dec 20, 2007
    "Well, we believe it's time to encourage people to think multiculturally and embrace diversity.We say it's time to free the elves, get Santa some exercise and a low- fat diet and turn our attention to the neglected pole.". Weatherby said that many of the songs chosen for the party will reflect a diverse perspective. (Seacoast New Hampshire)

    New Plant-derived Cancer Medicines  Dec 7, 2007
    They then split the rats into two groups that were each fed a high fat diet, which the researchers believe closely resembles a Western diet; half received a 0. 24 percent solution of Polyphenon E. According to Xiao, the green tea extract contains four major polyphenols, the majority of which (about 65 percent) is EGCG, thought to be the main active ingredient. (Science Daily)

    The graveyard shift just got scarier!  Dec 6, 2007
    Lack of physical activity, poor eating habits, a high fat diet, stress and haphazard sleep cycles are other lifestyle habits graveyard shift workers take to, that can lead to cancer. COVER STORY. (Mid-Day Mumbai)

    Sirtris Pharmaceuticals unveils promising, novel SIRT1 activators ...  Dec 3, 2007
    David Sinclair from Harvard Medical School, published consecutive papers in the journals Cell and Nature showing that resveratrol, a SIRT1 activator found in red wine, could reduce the impact of a high fat diet, increase stamina two fold and significantly extend lifespan of mice. Unfortunately, it was estimated that a person would need to drink 1000 bottles of red wine to obtain an equivalent dose of resveratrol. (News-Medical.net)

    High Carb Diet Linked to Prostate Tumor Growth  Nov 29, 2007
    Forty mice were randomly assigned to either a high carbohydrate-high fat diet or a low carbohydrate-high fat one for nine weeks. The researchers measured the animals' weight, tumor size, and insulin levels weekly. (Science Daily)

    Endometriosis  Nov 22, 2007
    A Cause of Autoimmune Infertility. The development of adhesions and scar tissue can cause the organs of the pelvic cavity to fuse to one another, contributing to pain. (Suite101.com)

    Colorectal Cancer  Nov 19, 2007
    Some other risk factors include: lack of physical activity, high fat diet (especially high in animal fat), obesity, smoking, excessive consumption of alcohol and diabetes. The Role of Fiber. (WSOCtv.com)

    High Fat Diet Changes The Body Clock  Nov 9, 2007
    US researchers have discovered that a high fat diet can change a mammal's body clock and thereby disrupt a range of behavioural and physiological processes, including those controlled by genes that switch on and off at certain times to keep the body's metabolism, storage and use of energy in balance ... The researchers found not only that the high fat diet changed the sleep patterns of laboratory mice, but it also changed the way genes were expressed in their brains ... They found that feeding... (Medical News Today)

    Preventing Cancer, This Week on Your Cancer Today(TM)  Nov 9, 2007
    An eight year study of more than 48,000 women found that the subjects that maintained a low-fat diet were 40% less likely to get ovarian cancer. (Low fat diet is defined as less than 20% of calories from fat). (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)

    High fat diets throw body clock out of sync  Nov 8, 2007
    Medical Research News. Published: Wednesday, 7-Nov-2007. (News-Medical.net)

    Comparison of a low carbohydrate and low fat diet for weight maintenance in overweight or obese adults enrolled in a clinical weight management program  Nov 2, 2007
    Fifty-five (29 low carbohydrate diet; 26 low fat diet) overweight/obese middle-aged adults completed a 9 month weight management program that included instruction for behavior, physical activity (PA), and nutrition. For 3 months all participants consumed an identical liquid diet (2177 kJ/day) followed by 1 month of re-feeding with solid foods either low in carbohydrate or low in fat. (Nutrition Journal)

    High-fat diet makes mice susceptible to liver injury  Nov 2, 2007
    A high fat diet may kill regulatory T cells in the liver, allowing steatosis (simple fatty liver) to develop into steatohepatitis (fatty liver with inflammation), according to the results of a new study in the November issue of Hepatology, a journal published by John Wiley on behalf of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) ... To test this hypothesis, they fed adult mice a high-fat diet to induce obesity, steatosis, and insulin resistance similar to that seen in humans... (EurekAlert!)

    Breast Cancer and Diet Review  Oct 16, 2007
    For example, a high fat diet may increase the risk of breast cancer, and new research is looking at subtypes of fats (monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, saturated, omega-3 fatty acids) and how they impact risk. The May Cancer article points to several studies showing monounsaturated fats (those found in olive oil) to be associated with an increased risk of breast cancer while the polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids may reduce the risk of breast cancer. (Suite101.com)

    The facts of breast cancer  Oct 4, 2007
    There may be a link between a high fat diet and breast cancer, although this has not been proven. Alcohol seems to play a part, particularly in post menopausal women on HRT.. (iAfrica.com)

    Hearts can Protect Itself Against Further Damage After Coronary ...  Oct 2, 2007
    However, the same study has also shown that western-style high fat diets can significantly weaken this internal defence of the organ. Saadeh Suleiman, Professor of Cardiac Physiology at the University of Bristol, and his colleagues at the Bristol Heart Institute modified the apoE gene in mice, which changed their cholesterol processing and made the rodents prone to fatty build-up in the coronary arteries, similar to human heart disease. (MedIndia)

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