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Americans Dieting Their Own Way

More than 80 percent of American dieters are dieting their own way. A new report from Mintel finds many dieting consumers are creating their own diet plans.

Take Heart

The effective heart-health diet must be anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-obesity and anti-hypertensive all at the same time. Anti-diabetic also comes in. And of...

Diet to fit into your genes

Nutrigenomics – the systematic study of the biology of nutrition – looks at the interactions among diet, health and genetics. This field is revolutionizing the study...

Diet and Cancer

Over the past 50 years, deaths from heart disease, stroke and infectious diseases have decreased significantly, but the same cannot be said of cancer.

Rollout: The best new products of February 2008

This month's new product rollout features omega-3 buttery spreads from Smart Balance; heart-healthy fire-roasted tomatoes from Hunt's; new dark chocolate from...

CDC Report: Folic Acid in American Women’s Diets is Declining

An analysis by the USA Rice Federation of new research released this week from the CDC shows that for the first time since the mandatory folic acid fortification of...

Enrich your diet with ultra high-fiber Uchuva

Savor the sweet, tangy taste of this fiber-rich, South American superfruit

Vegetarians by the numbers

Vegetarianism in America study unveils that some 3.2 percent of U.S. adults, or 7.3 million people, follow a vegetarian-based diet. What does that mean for you?

Good Fats Decrease Multiple Heart Disease Risk Factors

Walnuts, walnut oil and flaxseed oil in one's diet make for a powerful combination in warding off heart disease, research suggests.

Nutrition Beyond the Trends: Coming clean

Dr. Mark Anthony discusses so-called "cleansing" diets and the making of this common part of dietary balance into an exploitable mystery.

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