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Panel to Ponder Fate of Qnexa Weight-Loss Pill - Agreeing with an earlier advisory panel, the FDA in 2010 rejected the Qnexa weight loss pill over safety concerns. Now another panel will consider whether new safety data should make FDA change its mind. .... more
WebMD - February 17, 2012
Want to Lose Weight? Try Teamwork - A new study shows that teammates who shed at least 5% of their initial body weight during a weight loss competition were likely to be on the same teams. Those who said their teammates played a large role in their weight loss were more likely to lose a significant amount of weight. .... more
WebMD - February 17, 2012
A Common Organic Sweetener May Boost Arsenic Levels in Foods - Organic brown rice syrup, a popular sweetener in organic and gluten-free foods --including some formulas made for toddlers -- is a source of the toxin arsenic, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - February 16, 2012
Mediterranean Diet May Protect Brain - A new study suggests that people who follow a Mediterranean-style diet have less small blood vessel damage in the brain. .... more
WebMD - February 13, 2012
Would You Like to ?Downsize? That? - Forget ?supersize? that. Tulane University marketing professor Janet Schwartz, PhD, would like fast-food restaurants to instead ask their customers if they?d like to ?downsize? that. .... more
WebMD - February 08, 2012
Bread and Other Common Foods Top List of Sodium Culprits - About 90% of us get too much sodium every day, and most of it comes from common restaurant or grocery store items, the CDC reports. The No. 1 culprit? Bread and rolls. .... more
WebMD - February 07, 2012
Top Nutrients in Functional Foods for Health - Here are five nutrients in functional food nutrients that may be worth your money. .... more
WebMD - February 07, 2012
How Functional Foods May Help Your Heart - In the quest for a healthy heart, can foods fortified with calcium, omega-3s, plant sterols, and other nutrients help? .... more
WebMD - February 07, 2012
Heart Hormone Linked to Calorie-Burning Brown Fat - You may have heard about brown fat -- a unique type of fat that acts like a furnace in the body to burn calories instead of storing them as excess weight. .... more
WebMD - February 06, 2012
People Pleasers May Overeat at Parties - People pleasers may want to steer clear of this weekend?s Super Bowl parties in order to avoid a dietary fumble. .... more
WebMD - February 03, 2012
Eating Behavior May Be Shaped by Who You Eat With - How you eat may depend on who you?re eating with, according to a study published in the online journal PLoS ONE. .... more
WebMD - February 02, 2012
Americans Sweet on Sugar: Time to Regulate? - Americans are eating unhealthy amounts of sugar, say researchers from the University of California, San Francisco, and excess sugar should be regulated like alcohol and tobacco, they contend. .... more
WebMD - February 01, 2012
Doctor Overweight? Slim Chance of Getting Weight Loss Advice - Doctors who are normal weight are more likely to give their patients advice on diet and exercise, compared with their heavier-set peers, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - January 31, 2012
FDA and EPA: Orange Juice Is Safe to Drink - The FDA is continuing to ensure consumers that orange juice is safe to drink despite possible contamination by carbendazim, a fungicide used by growers in some foreign countries but which is illegal for use on citrus fruits in the United States. .... more
WebMD - January 30, 2012
New Weight Loss Strategy: Postponing a Snack - Those who postpone a snack they crave actually desire it less and are able to delay eating it, says researcher Nicole Mead, PhD, an assistant professor at Catolica-Lisbon School of Business and Economics in Portugal. .... more
WebMD - January 30, 2012
Fried Food and No Heart Disease? - Eating foods fried in healthier oils such as olive or sunflower is not linked to heart disease or premature death, Spanish researchers have found. .... more
WebMD - January 24, 2012
Do Grapes or Alcohol Make Red Wine Good for the Heart? - Studies have long suggested that drinking red wine in moderation might be good for the heart. What?s been less clear is whether it?s the alcohol in wine or its antioxidants -- mainly from grape skins and seeds -- that may be responsible for those heart and stroke risk reductions. Now a new study has arrived at a surprising answer: It may be both. .... more
WebMD - January 19, 2012
Does 'The Biggest Loser' Hurt or Help Obese People? - Losing weight and entertaining people at the same time seems like a win-win situation. But such might not be the case for the reality show 'The Biggest Loser.' .... more
WebMD - January 18, 2012
Are Americans Getting Fed Up With Obesity? - The growth in the rate of obesity in the United States appears to be slowing and in some groups leveling off, although it is still more than double the government?s goal for 2010, according to new research. .... more
WebMD - January 17, 2012
Juicing: How Healthy Is it? - ebMD talks to experts about the health risks and benefits of juicing fruits and vegetables as part of a healthy diet. .... more
WebMD - January 13, 2012
Diabetes Medications May Double as Weight Loss Drugs - Two drugs approved to treat type 2 diabetes may also aid weight loss in overweight people with or without diabetes, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - January 10, 2012
Mindfulness Key to Losing Weight While Eating Out - Focusing on the eating experience and the food in front of you may be one key to losing weight while eating out frequently at restaurants. .... more
WebMD - January 10, 2012
What Your Parents Got Wrong About Food - WebMD describes incorrect parental advice on food, such as using dessert as a reward.. .... more
WebMD - January 09, 2012
Antioxidants and Omega-3 Fats: Functional Foods - These functional foods contain key nutrients -- such as omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants -- that can boost your health. .... more
WebMD - January 06, 2012
A Good Reason to Be Nuts About Walnuts - When it comes to heart health benefits, roasted and raw walnuts rule the roost, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - January 05, 2012
Report Looks at Best Diets, Easiest to Follow - Whether you're resolving to lose weight, eat healthier, or manage or prevent health problems, here's help: the U.S. News & World Report's Best Diets 2012, a rating of 25 different diet plans. .... more
WebMD - January 04, 2012
Report Rates Best Diets, Easiest Diets - Whether you're resolving to lose weight, eat healthier, or manage or prevent health problems, here's help: the U.S. News & World Report's Best Diets 2012, a rating of 25 different diet plans. .... more
WebMD - January 04, 2012
Bottom Line: Overeating Boosts Fat, Whatever the Protein Level - Here?s a new study we really could have used before the holidays: If you are going to overeat, be sure your diet has enough protein. .... more
WebMD - January 03, 2012
Healthy Eating When You're Sick - It's hard to get good nutrition when you're sick with a serious illness such as cancer, arthritis, or depression. These tips can help you eat right despite illness. .... more
WebMD - January 03, 2012
Diet Patterns Linked With Brain Health - Eating a diet rich in certain vitamins and in omega-3 fatty acids and low in trans fats may be best for brain health, new research suggests. .... more
WebMD - December 28, 2011
Eight Healthy Facts about Kale - This colorful 'green' brings flavor and nutrition to recipes ranging from kale 'chips' to our hearty kale soup. .... more
WebMD - December 28, 2011
Family Food: New Year's Resolutions - Chef Domenica Catelli offers healthy diet resolutions for the whole family ? plus a healthy, delicious recipe for turkey chili. .... more
WebMD - December 28, 2011
Cravings: Why They Strike, How to Curb Them - WebMD talks to experts about food cravings and what to do about them. .... more
WebMD - December 23, 2011
Medicinal Uses of Honey: What the Research Shows - WebMD talks to experts about the possible health benefits of honey. .... more
WebMD - December 22, 2011
Lose Weight Fast: How to Do It Safely - We've all heard that crash diets and fad diets don't work for permanent weight loss. But what about those times when you really need to lose weight fast? Follow these healthy tips. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2011
Are the Benefits of Vitamin D Overhyped? - Another day, and another vitamin has failed to live up to all of its hype. This time it?s vitamin D. .... more
WebMD - December 19, 2011
The Truth About Bread and Your Diet - WebMD talks to nutrition experts about how bread fits into a healthy diet and whether it is a stumbling block for weight loss. .... more
WebMD - December 14, 2011
Alkaline Diet: Pros, Cons, and Do They Really Affect Acid Levels in the Body? - WebMD talks to doctors and nutrition experts about pros and cons of so-called alkaline diets. .... more
WebMD - December 14, 2011
Some Fish Oil Supplements Fishy on Quality - Some popular fish oil supplements may be a little fishy when it comes to quality. A new test of 15 top-selling fish oil supplements by Consumer Reports shows five fell a bit short on quality. .... more
WebMD - December 07, 2011
Top Doctor Topics of 2011 - Find out the top health stories in among readers of Medscape, WebMD?s site for health professionals. .... more
WebMD - December 07, 2011
WebMD's Top Health Stories of 2011 - This year, WebMD chose stories that challenged our ideas about diet and nutrition, about public health, and about our understanding of disease. .... more
WebMD - December 07, 2011
Many Kids' Cereals Loaded With Sugar: Report - Many kids' cereals are loaded with sugar, according to a new report that looked at 84 cereals. .... more
WebMD - December 07, 2011
Federal Agencies Act to Remove hCG Weight Loss Products - The FDA and the Federal Trade Commission today took joint action against several companies selling over-the-counter hCG products that falsely and illegally claim to promote weight loss. .... more
WebMD - December 06, 2011
Arsenic in Food: FAQ - Should you be worried about being exposed to arsenic in food? WebMD consulted experts who study arsenic to answer your questions. .... more
WebMD - December 05, 2011
Report: Arsenic in Apple, Grape Juice - 10% of store-bought apple and grape juice has more arsenic, and 25% has more lead, than the EPA allows in water, Consumer Reports finds. The group urges FDA to set strict safety guidelines for arsenic and lead in juice and other foods. .... more
WebMD - November 30, 2011
Snacking Before Lunch May Sabotage Your Diet - New research shows that older female dieters who have a mid-morning snack lose less weight than their counterparts who ate a healthy breakfast and don?t snack in the AM. The new findings appear in the December issue of the Journal of the American Dietitic Association. .... more
WebMD - November 30, 2011
CDC: Teens Don't Eat Enough Fruits and Veggies - Many American teenagers may be eating fewer fruits and vegetables each day than nationwide guidelines recommend for this age group, a CDC report suggests. .... more
WebMD - November 23, 2011
Can of Soup a Day Linked to High BPA Levels in Urine - Consuming just one 12-ounce serving of canned soup a day for five days straight may lead to more than a 1,000% increase in the amount of the controversial chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in your urine, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - November 22, 2011
Seven Healthy Facts About Parsnips - Sweet in taste and full of vitamins, the humble parsnip is a boon in winter dishes ? including our delicious parsnip and potato gratin. .... more
WebMD - November 15, 2011
FDA Reconsiders Weight Loss Drug Qnexa - The FDA is once again considering approval of an experimental weight loss drug it rejected a year ago over concerns about potential heart problems and birth defects in babies born to women who take it. .... more
WebMD - November 09, 2011
Study: Eating Lots of Trans Fat May Lower Quality of Life - Higher consumption of trans fats, but not other dietary fats, was associated with lower self-reported quality of life in a new study from Spain. .... more
WebMD - November 04, 2011
Best Diets? DASH, TLC, Mediterranean Are Tops, Experts Say - Just in time for anyone stressing over upcoming holiday weight gain, a new list of ''best diets' is out. But this list focused not just on diets that helped you lose weight, but helped you stay healthy while doing it. .... more
WebMD - November 04, 2011
Red Wine Ingredient May Improve Health of Obese Men - A compound found in trace amounts in grape skins, peanuts, and red wine may defend against harmful changes seen in obesity that often precede diseases like type 2 diabetes, a small new study shows. .... more
WebMD - November 02, 2011
Exercise Can Overpower the 'Obesity Gene' - Exercise can reduce the effects of the 'obesity gene,' a study shows. .... more
WebMD - November 02, 2011
Are You Getting Enough Vitamin D? - What you need to know about vitamin D, including how much you need, food sources of vitamin D, vitamin D blood tests, and vitamin D deficiency. .... more
WebMD - November 02, 2011
Feasting Without the Guilt - WebMD talks to experts for tips on how to cook and eat traditional holiday food that's healthy and delicious. .... more
WebMD - October 31, 2011
Weight Regain May Not Be Due to Lack of Willpower - A study suggests that hormones may be responsible for a dieter's failure to keep off lost pounds, rather than lack of willpower. .... more
WebMD - October 26, 2011
Healthy Thanksgiving - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of healthy Thanksgiving including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - October 25, 2011
CDC: Most Americans Eat Too Much Salt - Most Americans eat more salt than federal guidelines call for, increasing their risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke, a new CDC report shows. .... more
WebMD - October 20, 2011
Lose Weight, Gain Tons of Benefits - Even a small amount of weight loss can have a big benefit for your health. .... more
WebMD - October 20, 2011
Omega-3s and Fish: Facts on DHA and EPA in Fish - Omega-3 fatty acids are found in fatty layers of cold-water fish and shellfish. Which fish are best for omega 3s? Which fish should you limit due to mercury? .... more
WebMD - October 18, 2011
Healthy Holiday Food and Diet Tips - Try these 10 tips to reduce calories at holiday parties. Get ideas for low-cal .... more
WebMD - October 14, 2011
Watching Your Protein May Be Key to Weight Control - Counting calories may not be enough to manage either your appetite or your weight, new research suggests. .... more
WebMD - October 12, 2011
How I Learned to Love Mushrooms - A law student describes how became fond of fungi. Plus we've got a Won't-Miss-the-Meat Enchiladas that's sure to tempt even the most ardent mushroom hater. .... more
WebMD - October 07, 2011
Three Ways to Cook Salmon - We've got three delicious recipes that let you maximize the flavor and health benefits of this pink-fleshed fish. .... more
WebMD - October 07, 2011
Expert Q&A: Losing the Baby Weight - For expert advice on how to lose baby weight the healthy way, WebMD turned to Elizabeth Ward, MS, RD; a dietitian; author of Expect the Best; mom of three daughters; and an expert in pregnancy, lactation and kids' nutrition. .... more
WebMD - September 28, 2011
How to Beat the Holiday Weight Gain Odds - From 'food pushers' to parties that tempt your senses, here's how to overcome holiday diet temptations. .... more
WebMD - September 28, 2011
Eating Styles Rub Off on Family and Friends - Eating patterns are shared by family and friends, a study suggests. .... more
WebMD - September 22, 2011
Tips for Losing 100 Pounds - WebMD polled weight loss experts -- as well as men and women who have lost 100 pounds or more -- to ask for their best tips tailored to those with lots to lose. .... more
WebMD - September 21, 2011
Heart-Healthy Pasta? 'Super Spaghetti' Just Might Be - Scientists in Italy and Spain say they have developed a new type of pasta made with barley flour that may reduce the risk of heart disease for lovers of spaghetti and other wheat-based noodles. .... more
WebMD - September 16, 2011
Eggs - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of eggs including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
Diet Soda - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of diet soda including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
Diet Pills - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of diet pills including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
Chocolate - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of chocolate including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
Foods for Energy - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of foods for energy including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
Hangovers - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of hangovers including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
Beverages and Weight - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of beverages and weight including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
My Plate - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of My Plate including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - September 13, 2011
How Your Beliefs Affect Your Loved Ones' Weight - The surprising link between women's thoughts and behaviors and obesity in America. .... more
WebMD - September 09, 2011
8 Healthy Facts About Avocadoes - Interesting tidbits about the history, cultivation, and uses of avocado ? plus our recipe for an amazing beet salad with, yes, avocadoes. .... more
WebMD - September 09, 2011
8 Healthy Facts About Avocados - Interesting tidbits about the history, cultivation, and uses of avocado ? plus our recipe for an amazing beet salad with, yes, avocados. .... more
WebMD - September 09, 2011
Obesity in African-American Women Boosts Risk of Death - Overweight and obesity in African-American women increases their risk of death, especially from heart disease, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - September 07, 2011
Study: Weight Watchers Better Than Doctors' Advice Alone - Overweight and obese patients referred to Weight Watchers lost twice as much weight as those treated by their doctors in the U.K., Australia, and Germany. .... more
WebMD - September 07, 2011
Are Microwave Covers Safe? - Yes they are, our nutrition expert says. But they may not be necessary. .... more
WebMD - September 07, 2011
Sugar Drink Habit Is Widespread in U.S. - Half of the U.S. population age 2 or older indulges in sugar drinks on any given day, new research finds. .... more
WebMD - August 31, 2011
Sugary Drink Habit Is Widespread in U.S. - Half of the U.S. population age 2 or older indulges in sugar drinks on any given day, new research finds. .... more
WebMD - August 31, 2011
Frozen Dinners: How to Choose Healthy Ones - Shopping for healthy frozen dinners? Here's expert advice. .... more
WebMD - August 29, 2011
The Truth About Belly Fat - What's the best strategy for banishing belly fat? Is it as simple as adding certain foods to your diet, or doing particular exercises? .... more
WebMD - August 29, 2011
Better Way to Predict Weight Loss? - A new predictive model may give dieters a better idea of the weight they can expect to lose over time. .... more
WebMD - August 25, 2011
Report: 164 Million Obese Adults by 2030 - Half of U.S. adults will be obese by 2030 if current trends continue, a new report shows. .... more
WebMD - August 25, 2011
Study: Obese People Live as Long as Slimmer People - Obese people who are otherwise healthy live as long as normal-weight people, new research from Canada suggests. .... more
WebMD - August 16, 2011
Tool Helps Decide When to Get Weight Loss Surgery - Researchers are testing a new tool that helps doctors figure out which overweight and obese patients are most in need of medical treatment and which are likely to remain healthy, even at very large sizes. .... more
WebMD - August 15, 2011
10 Flat Belly Tips: How to Beat Bloating - Beat belly bloating and help your abs look flatter with these tips from the experts. .... more
WebMD - August 12, 2011
Ways to Combat Mindless Eating - Ever eat a whole bag of chips when you?re not even hungry? .... more
WebMD - August 05, 2011
Survey: Americans Aware of Functional Foods, Don't Eat Them Enough - More Americans say they are aware of the health benefits of functional foods, but there has been no increase over the past five years in the number of people who are eating them on a regular basis. .... more
WebMD - August 04, 2011
Study: Healthy Eating Costs More - A new analysis shows healthy eating can really run up a grocery bill, making it tough for Americans on tight budgets to meet nutritional guidelines. .... more
WebMD - August 04, 2011
Best Weight Loss Advice You've Never Heard - If eating less and exercising more isn?t doing the trick, WebMD offers 9 tips that you?ve probably never heard of that might help you lose that extra weight. .... more
WebMD - August 03, 2011
How Does Your Brain Respond to Food? - Willpower alone usually is not enough for lasting weight loss; instead, to counter obesity, some experts now recommend focusing on the ways in which the brain responds to food rather than solely on personal choice. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Cranberries - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of cranberries including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Fall (Autumn) Health - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of fall (autumn) health including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Fourth of July - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of the Fourth of July including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Healthy Easter - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of a healthy Easter including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Healthy Christmas - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of a healthy Christmas including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Acai Berries - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of acai berries including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Whole Grains - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of whole grains including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Breakfast - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of breakfast including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Sodas and Soft Drinks - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of sodas/soft drinks including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Blueberries - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of blueberries including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
New Year's Health - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of New Year's health including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Coffee Health Benefits and Risks - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of coffee health benefits and risks including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Milk - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of milk including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - August 01, 2011
Do Fast-Food Customers Read the Calorie Charts? - A new study suggests many customers of fast-food restaurants aren't taking advantage of calorie information provided on some menus. .... more
WebMD - July 26, 2011
Grocery Shopping - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of grocery shopping including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - July 26, 2011
Eating Out - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of eating out, including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - July 26, 2011
Gastric Bypass Surgery - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of gastric bypass surgery including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - July 26, 2011
Kids Get Extra Calories From Food Outside Home - U.S. children are eating more, and the extra calories often come from foods eaten while they are away from home, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - July 25, 2011
Food Boredom May Lead to Weight Loss - A new study suggests that one path to successful weight loss might be culinary boredom -- eating the same food over and over. .... more
WebMD - July 22, 2011
Vegetarian Diet May Prevent Diverticular Disease - A high-fiber, vegetarian-style diet may reduce risk of developing diverticular disease, a new study suggests. .... more
WebMD - July 20, 2011
Some Restaurant Calorie Counts May Be Inaccurate - Most posted calorie counts for restaurant foods are generally accurate, but there can be big discrepancies, especially at sit-down restaurants, according to a new analysis. .... more
WebMD - July 19, 2011
State Obesity Rates Are on the Rise - Despite a steady drumbeat of warnings that obesity causes serious health problems and increases the risk of premature death, it has become a problem in every state, the CDC says in a new report. .... more
WebMD - July 19, 2011
Best Healthy Foods You Aren?t Eating: Greek Yogurt, Canned Tomatoes, and More - WebMD discusses the six healthiest foods you probably aren?t eating yet. Find out what they are and why they?re so great. .... more
WebMD - July 19, 2011
'Healthy' Diet Mistakes: Fat Free, Cutting Carbs, and More - WebMD discusses the common diet mistakes we make, from cutting too many carbs to succumbing to fad diets. Learn how to fix these nutrition blunders. .... more
WebMD - July 19, 2011
Whey Protein May Be Helpful for Weight Loss - Whey, or milk, protein may offer people who want to slim down a slight edge over soy, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - July 15, 2011
Some Aluminum Water Bottles Leach BPA - Reusable metal water bottles have lately gained a certain cachet as a greener, healthier alternative to some kinds of plastics, which can release trace amounts of a hormone-disrupting chemical into the liquids they hold. .... more
WebMD - July 12, 2011
Obesity Rates Are Increasing in 16 States - Adult obesity rates increased in 16 states during the past year, and none of the 50 states showed any decline in their rates of obesity, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - July 07, 2011
6 Best Summer Foods for Weight Loss - The best foods for weight loss in summer are light, refreshing and, most important, keep you out of the hot kitchen. .... more
WebMD - July 07, 2011
Tactics Are Different for Weight Loss, Maintenance - The same tactics that help you lose weight won't necessarily help you keep it off, a study suggests. .... more
WebMD - July 05, 2011
Is Your Diet Aging You? Principles of an Anti-Aging Diet - WebMD discusses the diet habits that may help you stay as young as possible inside and out. .... more
WebMD - June 28, 2011
U.S. Is Becoming a Nation of Snackers - When is a snack not really a snack, but a mini-meal or even a full-on meal? And can snacking -- even serial snacking -- result in weight gain? .... more
WebMD - June 23, 2011
5 Foods That Make You Fat, 5 That Don't - Reducing your intake of specific foods, sleeping 6 to 8 hours nightly, getting some exercise, and turning off the TV all predicted less weight gain with time, researchers found. They also found 5 foods strongly linked with weight gain, and 5 others linked with less than average weight gain. .... more
WebMD - June 22, 2011
How to Stop Sugar Cravings - WebMD discusses 13 ways you can fight sugar cravings. .... more
WebMD - June 22, 2011
Americans? Eating Habits Worsen - A new survey shows Americans? health habits are getting worse. The main culprit: eating habits. .... more
WebMD - June 15, 2011
Eat Late, Gain Weight? - A new study suggests that people who snack after 8 p.m. have higher body mass indexes (BMIs) than those who don?t nosh at night, even though they don?t eat significantly more total daily calories. .... more
WebMD - June 14, 2011
New Guidelines Suggest Higher Doses of Vitamin D - Noting that vitamin D deficiency is 'very common in all age groups,' the Endocrine Society's new treatment guidelines call for many Americans to take more vitamin D than is currently recommended. .... more
WebMD - June 06, 2011
USDA Ditches Food Pyramid for a Healthy Plate - A four-part plate of fruit, vegetables, protein, and grains -- with a portion of dairy on the side -- will be the new U.S. Dietary Guideline icon. It replaces the 19-year-old food pyramid. .... more
WebMD - June 02, 2011
Food Pyramid Replacement Coming June 2 - In an exclusive interview with WebMD, the USDA says the replacement for the Food Pyramid will be announced on June 2 -- and that the new icon heralds a 'monumental effort' to improve America's health. .... more
WebMD - May 26, 2011
Food Pyramid Replacement: The Plate Coming June 2 - In an exclusive interview with WebMD, the USDA says the replacement for the Food Pyramid will be announced on June 2 -- and that the new icon heralds a 'monumental effort' to improve America's health. .... more
WebMD - May 26, 2011
Your Guide to Prenatal Vitamins - Why is it so important to take prenatal vitamins when you're expecting? Get the facts on taking prenatal vitamins during your pregnancy. .... more
WebMD - May 20, 2011
How Do Chefs Handle Their Weight? Chef?s Diet Secrets - WebMD discusses chefs? diet secrets -- including how they manage their weight, avoid eating all day, and much more. .... more
WebMD - May 12, 2011
How I Got Myself to Eat Cilantro - One WebMD community member used to hate cilantro. Now she loves it. Check out how she converted -- plus our two yummy recipes. .... more
WebMD - May 11, 2011
Jenny Craig Nabs ?Best Diet? Ranking - Jenny Craig bested both Slim Fast 3-2-1 and Weight Watchers in the latest battle in the diet wars. The new diet ratings, released by Consumer Reports Health, gave six popular diets a score based on their overall effect on weight loss, adherence, and how well they followed the 2010 U.S. dietary guidelines for Americans. .... more
WebMD - May 10, 2011
New Clues on Caffeine?s Health Benefits - A new study supports the health benefits of coffee by showing how the antioxidants in caffeine fight damage-causing free radicals. .... more
WebMD - May 06, 2011
Many in U.S. No Longer Worry About Weight - A survey of Americans shows that concern about weight and weight loss efforts are at an all-time low. .... more
WebMD - May 05, 2011
Cayenne Pepper May Burn Calories, Curb Appetite - Red cayenne pepper may help burn calories and curb appetite, especially in people who aren?t used to eating it, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - April 27, 2011
Seaweed Fiber in Liquid Meals May Cut Hunger - Adding a dietary fiber derived from seaweed to a meal-replacement drink may reduce feelings of hunger by 30%, a team of industry researchers reports. .... more
WebMD - April 21, 2011
Group Calls on FDA to Pull Alli, Xenical - The Consumer Advocacy group Public Citizen is urging the FDA to pull two weight loss drugs, Xenical and Alli, from the market immediately, saying their risk for liver, pancreas and kidney damage greatly outweigh any potential weight loss benefits. .... more
WebMD - April 15, 2011
Use of Dietary Supplements on the Rise - More than one-half of U.S adults take dietary supplements, according to the CDC. .... more
WebMD - April 13, 2011
Slideshow: Best and Worst Fast-Food Breakfasts - No matter which fast-food chain you visit, high-fat and high-calorie breakfast choices abound. But healthier fast-food menu options do exist. Here are some of the best and worst foods at several major chains. .... more
WebMD - April 12, 2011
Qnexa Yields Up to Nearly a 10% Weight Loss: Study - The experimental weight loss drug Qnexa produces a loss of up to nearly 10% of excess weight, according to a study just published in the Lancet. .... more
WebMD - April 10, 2011
Vegetarians May Need to Boost Omega-3s, B-12 - Vegetarians have a reputation for being ''heart healthy.'' However, a new report says some may be increasing their risk of heart problems due to nutritional deficiencies in their diets. .... more
WebMD - April 08, 2011
Food Addiction May Have Impact on the Brain - The brains of people with food addiction appear to behave like those of people with dependence on alcohol or drugs, according to new research. .... more
WebMD - April 05, 2011
Easy High-Fiber Breakfasts - These easy high-fiber breakfasts are delicious, and will help you feel full and satisfied until lunch. .... more
WebMD - April 04, 2011
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Rates Rising in U.S. - Thanks to rising obesity rates, the U.S. may soon face an epidemic of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a major cause of chronic liver disease, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - April 02, 2011
Best Diet Plan: 6 Mini Meals or 3 Squares a Day? - Eating small meals frequently throughout the day may not help take the bite out of your hunger while you are dieting, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - March 31, 2011
Omega-3 Functional Foods: Fatty Acids in Cereal & More - Found in everything from eggs to eye cream, are you getting enough omega-3 fatty acids in your diet? .... more
WebMD - March 31, 2011
Who Needs Omega-3s? - Omega-3 fatty acids offer many health benefits. But most people, from toddlers to seniors, aren?t getting enough omega-3s in their diet. Here are health facts that may change your diet. .... more
WebMD - March 31, 2011
Protein Powder: What You Should Know - Should you add a protein shake to your diet? Get the facts on whey, soy, and other protein powders. .... more
WebMD - March 31, 2011
Diet Plus Exercise Improves Strength in Obese - Regular exercise plus diet may be more effective than either one alone at helping obese older adults improve physical function, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
The Truth About Gluten - Gluten should be avoided by people with celiac disease. But what about the rest of us? Get the truth about gluten and wheat products. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Understanding the Omega Fatty Acids - Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids deliver significant health benefits. Here's how to work them into your diet. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
How Much Protein Do You Need? - Find out if you are getting enough healthy proteins in your diet. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
The Pros and Cons of Milk and Dairy - Find out about the health benefits and risks of dairy products. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Top 10 Leafy Green Vegetables - From collards to kale, from spinach to swiss chard -- find out which leafy greens are the healthiest. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
10 Nutrients You May Be Missing - Americans may eat too many calories, but most of us don't get enough of 10 key nutrients, including vitamins A, C, E and K, along with choline and magnesium. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Great Grains You're Not Eating - With increased interest in whole grains, you can now buy amaranth, buckwheat, quinoa, and other tasty whole grains at your local store. Here?s how to expand your whole grain repertoire. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Great Grains and Seeds You're Not Eating - With increased interest in whole grains and seeds, you can now buy amaranth, buckwheat, quinoa, and other tasty whole grains and seeds at your local store. Here?s how to expand your repertoire. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Cooking Whole Grains for Great Taste - Whole grains can taste great when you use these simple cooking tips. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Cooking Whole Grains and Seeds for Great Taste - Whole grains and seeds can taste great when you use these simple cooking tips. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Best Ways to Cook Vegetables - Eat and enjoy more vegetables with these delicious cooking tips. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
The Best and Worst Foods in Your Pantry - Find out the healthiest -- and least healthy -- foods found in the typical kitchen pantry. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Fast and Easy Meal Solutions at Home - How to make delicious and healthy meals from ingredients you have on hand. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Fast, Nutritious Meals to Feed Surprise Guests - Here's how to throw together a nutritious meal for surprise guests. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Brown-Bag Lunches and Snacks for Work or School - Go beyond sandwiches with these easy and healthy brown-bag lunches and snacks. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Recipe Makeovers for Healthy Cooking - Enjoy healthier versions of your favorite comfort foods with these recipe makeovers. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2011
Ask the Expert: How Can I Stop Bingeing? - Our fitness expert, Pamela Peeke, MD, MPH, FACP, explains what causes bingeing and how to stop. .... more
WebMD - March 29, 2011
?Added Sugar? May Add to Weight Gain in U.S. - Researchers taking nutritional snapshots of the population around a major metropolitan area for more than 30 years say they?ve noticed something interesting: as consumption of added sugars has increased, so too, have body weights. .... more
WebMD - March 24, 2011
Soda Health Facts: Are Soft Drinks Really Bad for You? - WebMD examines the facts about sodas. There are so many studies that the information can be confusing. Learn the real health effects of soda and diet soda. .... more
WebMD - March 11, 2011
West Virginia Most Obese State, Colorado Least - In a new Gallup poll, West Virginia outweighs Mississippi as the most obese state. But Colorado, the least obese state, can't brag: 1 in 5 Coloradans are obese. .... more
WebMD - March 10, 2011
New Alternative to BMI for Measuring Body Fat - A new way to measure body fat that relies only on measurements of your height and your hip circumference is an improvement on the commonly used measure known as body mass index (BMI), according to the developers of the new method. .... more
WebMD - March 03, 2011
High-Fiber Diet Cuts Death Risk - Filling up on fiber -- particularly fiber from whole grains -- may reduce your risk of dying from heart disease, infections, and respiratory diseases, finds a new study. .... more
WebMD - February 14, 2011
Protein - Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of diet including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more. .... more
WebMD - February 14, 2011
Choosing a Weight Loss Buddy - Losing weight with a buddy is more fun, and it may even help you shed more pounds. .... more
WebMD - February 09, 2011
Obesity Is Up; Hypertension, Cholesterol Down - Obesity rates across the globe have nearly doubled since 1980, but there have been slight declines in high blood pressure and high cholesterol, two major risk factors for heart disease and stroke, according to three new studies in The Lancet. .... more
WebMD - February 03, 2011
FDA Won't Approve Weight Loss Drug Contrave - The FDA has for now decided not to approve the weight loss drug Contrave. .... more
WebMD - February 01, 2011
New U.S. Dietary Guidelines: What Not to Eat - For the first time, new U.S. dietary guidelines do more than tell us what's good for us: They spell out how to avoid specific foods and lifestyle choices that make us fat and sick. .... more
WebMD - January 31, 2011
Does Raising the Thermostat Increase Obesity? - Baby, it?s cold outside, but keeping warm by cranking up the heat may play a role -- albeit not a very big one -- in the current obesity epidemic, a new study suggests. .... more
WebMD - January 25, 2011
Big Breakfast Could Blow Your Diet - Breakfast is often referred to as the most important meal of the day, but new German research shows it doesn?t have to be big to count. .... more
WebMD - January 18, 2011
Eggs: 8 Healthy Facts - From nutritional benefits to ancient symbolism, we've eight ten things we bet you didn't know about eggs. .... more
WebMD - January 07, 2011
Alternatives and Supplements for Arthritis Joint Pain - Many people turn to supplements for joint pain. And the right ones help. But you need to sort the hope from the hype. .... more
WebMD - January 04, 2011
The 9 Most Fattening Foods of Winter - Experts list the worst winter foods -- the calorie-packed culprits we should stay away from this season. .... more
WebMD - December 28, 2010
Making the Most Out of Multivitamins - Millions of Americans take multivitamins in the name of better health. Should you be one? .... more
WebMD - December 27, 2010
Making the Most Out of Multivitamins - Millions of Americans take multivitamins in the name of better health. Should you be one? .... more
WebMD - December 27, 2010
Making the Most Out of Multivitamins - Millions of Americans take multivitamins in the name of better health. Should you be one? .... more
WebMD - December 27, 2010
The Deadliest Diets - Older adults whose eating patterns center around high-fat dairy foods or sweets and desserts have a 40% higher 10-year death rate than those who mainly eat healthy foods. .... more
WebMD - December 22, 2010
After You Overeat: What to Do to Get Back on Track - You may feel discouraged after you realize you?ve eaten more than you planned, but don?t despair! WebMD provides tips for getting back on track. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
Fiber Supplements: When and How to Use Them - Fiber supplements can help you get as much fiber as your body needs for health, but there are potential side effects. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
Guide to Soluble and Insoluble Fiber - You know your body needs fiber, but what kind and why? A guide to soluble and insoluble dietary fiber. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
How Fiber Helps Digestive Health - Fiber aids digestive health and helps prevent GERD, inflammatory bowel syndrome (IBS), obesity, and diverticulitis. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
Dietary Fiber for Heart Health - How dietary fiber protects heart health and helps lower cholesterol. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
Fiber and Cancer Prevention - A look at the current research on the value of a high-fiber diet to lower cancer risk, including expert recommendations for including fiber in your diet. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
Foods for Lower Cholesterol and Heart Health - Adding certain foods to your diet can help lower cholesterol ? if you do it correctly. Here?s how to use foods effectively to bring down high cholesterol. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
High-fiber Diets and Weight Loss - Want to lose weight? Start eating foods high in fiber. Learn why and how to add fiber to your diet in this article. .... more
WebMD - December 21, 2010
Vitamins and Supplements for Cancer Patients - Here are tips on using vitamins and supplements safely after you?ve been diagnosed with cancer. .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Vitamins and Supplements for Cancer Patients - Here are tips on using vitamins and supplements safely after you?ve been diagnosed with cancer. .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Vitamins and Supplements for Cancer Patients - Here are tips on using vitamins and supplements safely after you?ve been diagnosed with cancer. .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Proven Weight Loss Supplements - Proven weight loss supplements include some meal replacement bars and shakes, as well as fiber and green tea extract. Find out what weight loss experts have to say about diet supplements. .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Proven Weight Loss Supplements - Proven weight loss supplements include some meal replacement bars and shakes, as well as fiber and green tea extract. Find out what weight loss experts have to say about diet supplements. .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Proven Weight Loss Supplements - Proven weight loss supplements include some meal replacement bars and shakes, as well as fiber and green tea extract. Find out what weight loss experts have to say about diet supplements. .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Natural Sex Boosters: Can You Rev Up Your Libido? - Some swear a supplement or two can get sexual desire sizzling again -- but what do the studies show? .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Natural Sex Boosters: Can You Rev Up Your Libido? - Some swear a supplement or two can get sexual desire sizzling again -- but what do the studies show? .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Natural Sex Boosters: Can You Rev Up Your Libido? - Some swear a supplement or two can get sexual desire sizzling again -- but what do the studies show? .... more
WebMD - December 20, 2010
Natural Pain Relief: Chronic Pain Supplements - If you?re living with chronic pain, you may have already tried the usual treatments. Could natural pain relief with pain supplements offer an alternative? Some experts say supplements can be the cornerstone of good pain management. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Pain Relief: Chronic Pain Supplements - If you?re living with chronic pain, you may have already tried the usual treatments. Could natural pain relief with pain supplements offer an alternative? Some experts say supplements can be the cornerstone of good pain management. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Pain Relief: Chronic Pain Supplements - If you?re living with chronic pain, you may have already tried the usual treatments. Could natural pain relief with pain supplements offer an alternative? Some experts say supplements can be the cornerstone of good pain management. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Good Sleep: Tips on Melatonin, Valerian, and More - What's your ploy for getting a decent night's sleep? A healthy lifestyle is key. Supplements may also help provide restful sleep. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Good Sleep: Tips on Melatonin, Valerian, and More - What's your ploy for getting a decent night's sleep? A healthy lifestyle is key. Supplements may also help provide restful sleep. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Good Sleep: Tips on Melatonin, Valerian, and More - What's your ploy for getting a decent night's sleep? A healthy lifestyle is key. Supplements may also help provide restful sleep. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Allergy Remedies: Supplements and Herbs - Natural allergy remedies and treatments are nothing to sneeze at ? some may enhance or even take the place of allergy medications. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Allergy Remedies: Supplements and Herbs - Natural allergy remedies and treatments are nothing to sneeze at ? some may enhance or even take the place of allergy medications. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Natural Allergy Remedies: Supplements and Herbs - Natural allergy remedies and treatments are nothing to sneeze at ? some may enhance or even take the place of allergy medications. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Herbs, Vitamins, and Supplements Used to Enhance Mood - Some supplements reportedly boost mood -- but what does the evidence show for mood enhancers? .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Herbs, Vitamins, and Supplements Used to Enhance Mood - Some supplements reportedly boost mood -- but what does the evidence show for mood enhancers? .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Herbs, Vitamins, and Supplements Used to Enhance Mood - Some supplements reportedly boost mood -- but what does the evidence show for mood enhancers? .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Fortifying Your Memory With Supplements - As we age, we all want to avoid memory loss. Can supplements like ginkgo and ginseng help? .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Fortifying Your Memory With Supplements - As we age, we all want to avoid memory loss. Can supplements like ginkgo and ginseng help? .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Fortifying Your Memory With Supplements - As we age, we all want to avoid memory loss. Can supplements like ginkgo and ginseng help? .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Energy Boosters: Can Supplements and Vitamins Help? - Here's a rundown of some of the most popular energy supplements ? what?s likely to help and what isn?t. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Energy Boosters: Can Supplements and Vitamins Help? - Here's a rundown of some of the most popular energy supplements ? what?s likely to help and what isn?t. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Energy Boosters: Can Supplements and Vitamins Help? - Here's a rundown of some of the most popular energy supplements ? what?s likely to help and what isn?t. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Vitamins and Antioxidants for Your Skin - No magic pill can restore youth, but some vitamins and supplements can help improve the health and quality of your skin. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Vitamins and Antioxidants for Your Skin - No magic pill can restore youth, but some vitamins and supplements can help improve the health and quality of your skin. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Vitamins and Antioxidants for Your Skin - No magic pill can restore youth, but some vitamins and supplements can help improve the health and quality of your skin. .... more
WebMD - December 17, 2010
Soda Tax Could Lead to Weight Loss - Increasing taxes on sweetened drinks, such as soda, could lead to modest weight loss at best, particularly among middle-income families, according to a study. .... more
WebMD - December 13, 2010
Ideal Weight or Happy Weight? - If you?re wondering, 'How much should I weigh?' or can?t seem to reach your ideal weight, WebMD can help! You can be healthy and happy by eating well and exercising often, even if you aren?t at your 'perfect' weight. .... more
WebMD - December 09, 2010
Imagination Tricks the Brain Into Eating Less - Simply imagining eating a certain food may help you eat less of it, new research indicates. .... more
WebMD - December 09, 2010
FDA Panel Supports New Obesity Drug - An FDA advisory committee today voted 13-7 in favor of approving a new medication aimed at aiding people in losing weight and maintaining that weight loss. .... more
WebMD - December 07, 2010
Every Excess Pound Gained Raises Risk of Death - For white nonsmokers in otherwise good health, the risk of death goes up 31% for every 5-point increase in BMI. .... more
WebMD - December 01, 2010
Does Diet Soda Really Cause Weight Gain? What Experts Say - WebMD discusses the facts about diet soda and whether it truly causes weight gain. .... more
WebMD - December 01, 2010
Guidelines Call for Increase in Vitamin D - New guidelines for vitamin D call for increasing the recommended dietary allowance (RDA) of vitamin D to 600 international units (IU) for everyone aged 1-70, and raising it to 800 IU for adults older than 70 to optimize bone health. .... more
WebMD - November 30, 2010
Alternative Weight Loss: Acupuncture, Meditation, Qi Gong, Ayurveda, and More - Looking for a mind-body routine that can help with weight loss? WebMD discusses many approaches, from prayer to acupuncture, that may aid in weight loss. .... more
WebMD - November 23, 2010
Misperception of Body Weight Poses Health Risks - Nearly one in four women who is overweight perceives her weight as normal, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - November 22, 2010
Tips for Losing 100 Pounds - If you've got 100 pounds or more to lose, chances are you've tried numerous weight loss diets and exercise programs, without long-term success. So, WebMD polled weight loss experts -- as well as men and women who have lost 100 pounds or more -- to ask for their best tips tailored to those with lots to lose. .... more
WebMD - November 22, 2010
Obese Teens at Risk for Severe Adult Obesity - Obese teens are at risk of becoming severely obese as adults, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - November 09, 2010
Winter Menus: Bright Orange Produce - Give your diet a bright boost with the vibrantly colored produce of winter. .... more
WebMD - November 05, 2010
5 Diet Resolutions for New Year - Why overhaul your diet in a day when you can take small steps over time -- and still reach your diet goals! .... more
WebMD - November 05, 2010
Top Holiday Diet Tips - Here are a few tips on how to trim the trimmings and survive seasonal parties without gaining weight. .... more
WebMD - October 27, 2010
Top 10 Diet and Nutrition Resolutions - The best ways to lose weight and eat healthfully in the new year .... more
WebMD - October 25, 2010
High-Calorie Splurging Won?t Ruin Your Diet - People who usually eat a reasonable number of calories to maintain their weight don't need to stress about an occasional splurge because they'll compensate later by undereating, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - October 11, 2010
High-Calorie Splurging Won?t Ruin Your Diet - People who usually eat a reasonable number of calories to maintain their weight don't need to stress about an occasional splurge because they'll compensate later by undereating, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - October 11, 2010
How Sugar Compares With High-Fructose Corn Syrup - High-fructose corn syrup, a sweetener used in soft drinks and many other products, is not more likely than sucrose, commonly called table sugar, to promote weight gain, according to a study. .... more
WebMD - October 11, 2010
New Genes Linked to Obesity, Belly Fat - Two studies have identified 18 new genes linked to overall obesity and 13 more that influence whether your weight goes to your belly or to your thighs. .... more
WebMD - October 11, 2010
Weight Loss Surgery May Improve Memory - Bariatric or weight loss surgery may improve memory, according to new research, which also found no adverse effects on other cognitive skills such as attention or language. .... more
WebMD - October 11, 2010
Lifestyle Changes Help Obese Lose Weight - Calorie restriction, physical activity, and a structured commercial weight loss program can help overweight, obese, and even severely obese people lose weight, according to new research. .... more
WebMD - October 11, 2010
9 Healthy Facts About Swiss Chard - The history and nutritional benefits of Swiss chard -- plus a fabulous recipe for a swiss chard frittata .... more
WebMD - October 08, 2010
Why Omega-3 Is an Essential Part of a Healthy Diet - These fatty acids help keep your brain and heart healthy -- and are relatively easy to add into your diet, especially with recipes like our tuna pocket sandwich. .... more
WebMD - October 08, 2010
Healthy Eats: Getting Parents to Share the Cooking - Taking turns making meals with your hubby or partner could be crucial to your children's long-term health. .... more
WebMD - October 08, 2010
The Benefits of Flaxseed - Is flaxseed the new wonder food? Preliminary studies show that flaxseed may help fight everything from heart disease and diabetes to breast cancer. .... more
WebMD - October 05, 2010
Sleep Loss Hampers Weight Loss Efforts - Getting too little sleep may hamper even your best attempts to lose weight, according to new research .... more
WebMD - October 04, 2010
FDA Panel Rejects Diet Drug Lorcaserin - An FDA advisory panel has rejected lorcaserin, the latest weight loss drug to make a bid for the U.S. market. .... more
WebMD - September 16, 2010
FDA Panel Is Split on Ban of Diet Drug Meridia - A divided FDA advisory panel voted eight to eight on whether the weight loss drug Meridia should be allowed to stay on the U.S. market. .... more
WebMD - September 15, 2010
Gene Switches May Turn Obesity On - By looking for chemical 'switches' that turn genes on and off without altering their genetic code, researchers have identified 13 genes linked to obesity. .... more
WebMD - September 15, 2010
Some Dieters Are Set Up to Regain Weight - Some people may actually be programmed to gain weight back based on their levels of two key appetite hormones, leptin and ghrelin, researchers say. .... more
WebMD - September 09, 2010
Americans Skimp on Fruits and Vegetables - Despite repeated warnings about the necessity of good nutrition to ward off obesity and disease, Americans are falling far short of recommended goals for eating fruits and vegetables, the CDC says. .... more
WebMD - September 09, 2010
Low-Carb Labels May Confuse More Than Educate - People often misinterpret product claims of low-carbohydrate content on the front of packages, believing the foods are healthy and will help them manage their weight, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - September 07, 2010
The Downside of Weight Loss - A new study shows blood levels of substances known as persistent organic pollutants were higher in people who had lost weight compared with those who maintained or gained weight. .... more
WebMD - September 07, 2010
Meat Protein Risky in Low-Carb Diets - A low-carb diet based on vegetable proteins may be healthier than one based on meats, says a report in the Archives of Internal Medicine. .... more
WebMD - September 07, 2010
Weight Loss Pill Meridia Ups Heart Attack, Stroke - People who take Abbott's weight-loss pill Meridia have a higher risk of non-fatal heart attack and stroke, a study sponsored by the drug's maker finds. .... more
WebMD - September 02, 2010
Plan Your Day to Lose Weight - Making lifestyle changes doesn't come naturally. To change your eating and exercise habits, you've got to plan - to make it happen. .... more
WebMD - September 01, 2010
Lose Weight: Eat Breakfast - Studies show making breakfast a daily habit can help you lose weight - and keep it off. .... more
WebMD - September 01, 2010
When Your Doctor Prescribes Weight Loss - When your doctor orders you to lose weight, you know it's time to take your health seriously. This article offers tips and motivation to lose weight for better health. .... more
WebMD - August 30, 2010
Best Healthy Foods You Aren?t Eating: Greek Yogurt, Canned Tomatoes, and More - WebMD discusses the six healthiest foods you probably aren?t eating yet. Find out what they are and why they?re so great. .... more
WebMD - August 26, 2010
Short-Term Overeating Has Lasting Impact - Overeating even for short periods of time appears to have long-term effects, according to a new study that lends some scientific oomph to the old saying about 'a moment on the lips, forever on the hips.' .... more
WebMD - August 25, 2010
Who Needs Omega-3s? - Omega-3 fatty acids offer many health benefits. But most people, from toddlers to seniors, aren?t getting enough omega-3s in their diet. Here are health facts that may change your diet. .... more
WebMD - August 25, 2010
Water May Be Secret Weapon in Weight Loss - Drinking water before each meal has been shown to help promote weight loss, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - August 23, 2010
How to Satisfy the Picky Eaters in Your Family - How do you satisfy the picky eaters in your family? The secret lies in offering variety while avoiding cooking everyone separate meals. Plus, check out our fail-proof chicken breast recipe. .... more
WebMD - August 06, 2010
Danger Lurking in Some Dietary Supplements? - A dozen ingredients commonly found in dietary supplements should be avoided, according to a new report, because they are linked to cancer, coma, kidney and liver damage, heart problems, and death. .... more
WebMD - August 03, 2010
Health Burden of Obesity Rises - The negative impact of obesity on the quality and quantity of life more than doubled within a span of just 15 years, researchers report. .... more
WebMD - August 02, 2010
The Truth About hCG for Weight Loss - Kathleen Zelman, MPH, RD, director of nutrition for WebMD, discusses the use of hCG for weight loss. .... more
WebMD - August 02, 2010
Combo Weight Loss Pill Fights Cravings and Appetite - An experimental obesity drug reduces body weight by 5% or more after one year when combined with healthy diet and regular exercise. .... more
WebMD - July 29, 2010
Recording Weight Online May Keep Pounds Off - People who have lost weight and who are diligent in using an interactive web site on a regular basis may find it easier to maintain their weight loss, a new study suggests. .... more
WebMD - July 27, 2010
FDA Panel Says 'No' to Weight Loss Drug Qnexa - An FDA advisory panel voted against approval of the weight loss drug Qnexa because of potential side effects. .... more
WebMD - July 15, 2010
Obesity at Age 20 Linked to Early Death - Men who are obese at age 20 are twice as likely to die young, according to new research presented at the International Congress on Obesity in Stockholm, Sweden. .... more
WebMD - July 14, 2010
Excess Weight on Hips Linked to Memory Problems - Older women who are obese are more likely to experience memory problems, especially if their excess weight is located around their hips, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - July 14, 2010
Diet Drug Lorcaserin Safe, Effective, Study Finds - An experimental weight loss drug that targets the brain?s hunger center was shown to be both safe and effective for helping dieters shed pounds in a two-year study, researchers say. .... more
WebMD - July 14, 2010
Study Casts Doubt on Weight Loss Supplements - Those expensive dietary supplements that promise dramatic weight loss by trapping fat, blocking carbs, or boosting metabolism work no better than placebo pills, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - July 12, 2010
Top 12 Healthy Frozen Dinners - Frozen dinners are hotter than ever, with choices ranging from ethnic to low-calorie to vegetarian. But which ones are healthiest? .... more
WebMD - July 12, 2010
The Truth About Starch Blockers: Can They Speed Up Weight Loss? - Are starch blockers safe and effective as a dietary supplement? .... more
WebMD - July 09, 2010
Obesity Rate Swells in 28 States - Adult obesity rates increased in 28 states in the past year, with the No. 1 ranking going to Mississippi, where 33.8% of adults are obese, according to a new report. .... more
WebMD - June 29, 2010
Ready to Lose Weight? - Before you get started on a weight loss plan, consider these tips. .... more
WebMD - June 24, 2010
Hormone Ghrelin Raises Desire for High-Calorie Foods - High levels of the appetite hormone ghrelin appear to make high-calorie foods look more appealing, perhaps explaining why you choose chocolate cake over salad, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - June 22, 2010
McDonald's May Face Suit Over Happy Meal Toys - A watchdog group threatens to sue McDonald's, claiming Happy Meals toys lure kids into unhealthy eating habits and break state consumer-protection laws. .... more
WebMD - June 22, 2010
Dieting Is Out; Healthy Eating Is In - After years of obsessing about weight loss, first shunning high-fat foods and then high-carb ones, it seems Americans are giving up formal diets in favor of healthy eating and wholesome foods. .... more
WebMD - June 17, 2010
Proposed Dietary Guidelines Take Aim at Obesity - By encouraging Americans to slash their salt intake, eat a plant-based diet, and increase physical activity, the newly proposed 2010 Dietary Guidelines take aim at the obesity epidemic. .... more
WebMD - June 15, 2010
The Truth About Sensa - Our expert reviews the Sensa diet plan, also known as 'The Sprinkle Diet.' .... more
WebMD - June 15, 2010
Study: TV Ads Promote Unhealthy Diets - Researchers say basing food choices on TV ads will result in a high-sugar and high-fat diet. .... more
WebMD - June 02, 2010
The Guy's Guide to Grilling the Healthy Way - Tips, tricks, and recipes for delicious, heart-healthy meals cooked outside. .... more
WebMD - June 01, 2010
Drinking Milk May Boost Benefits of a Workout - Women who do weight-lifting exercise routines may be better off drinking two large glasses of milk than sugar-based energy drinks after workout regimens, a new study shows. .... more
WebMD - May 28, 2010
FDA: Alli, Xenical Linked to Rare Liver Injury - FDA: The labels for the popular weight loss products Alli and Xenical must warn of a very small risk of severe liver injury. Worldwide, there have been 13 cases including two deaths. .... more
WebMD - May 26, 2010
Food Manufacturers Trimming the Trans Fat - Fears that supermarkets and restaurants were substituting trans fat in their products with other high-fat ingredients can be put aside, according to researchers. .... more
WebMD - May 26, 2010
Debate Over U.S. Plan to Cut Salt in Diet - Government and industry efforts to cut the amount of salt in the American diet amount to a giant 'national experiment' with no guarantee of success, one scientist is warning. .... more
WebMD - May 19, 2010
Rx: Take Vitamin D with Largest Meal - Taking your vitamin D supplement with the largest meal of the day may boost its absorption substantially, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - May 07, 2010
Americans Getting Fatter - Americans still aren?t paying enough attention to the steady stream of media and medical messages about the dangers of obesity, because more of us were obese at the end of 2010?s first quarter than at the same time last year, according to the latest Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index. .... more
WebMD - May 07, 2010
Iron Chef Cat Cora Has a New Cooking Show - How this super busy super chef juggles life in the culinary fast lane plus a house full of children. .... more
WebMD - May 06, 2010
Weight Loss Pill Also Lowers Blood Pressure - An experimental weight loss/blood pressure pill may pack a one-two punch against hunger and high blood pressure, one of the main health consequences of obesity. .... more
WebMD - May 04, 2010
Eat Hot Peppers to Burn Extra Calories, Fat - Adding some spicy hot peppers to a healthy meal isn't a magic bullet, but it may help you burn a few extra calories and a bit more fat, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - April 28, 2010
Dr. Phil's Ultimate Weight Solution - WebMD examines Dr. Phil's diet, which emphasizes emotions and thought patterns as much as food groups. .... more
WebMD - April 23, 2010
The Cabbage Soup Diet - An explanation of the Cabbage Soup Diet, including how it works and its safety. .... more
WebMD - April 23, 2010
The 5 Factor Diet: Can It Work for You? - Is the 5 Factor Diet just another Hollywood diet gimmick? Experts are divided on its value. .... more
WebMD - April 23, 2010
'Skinny' Vegan Diet - If you dream of a model-thin body and are willing to adhere to a hard-core, low calorie vegan diet, you may want to follow the sassy advice doled out in the book with the unprintable name. .... more
WebMD - April 23, 2010
Macrobiotic Diet - A macrobiotic diet isn't simply a diet plan. It's a way of life -- followers of the macrobiotic diet believe that food and food quality impact health, happiness and well-being. .... more
WebMD - April 23, 2010
The Health Benefits of Blueberries - This tiny summer berry is packed with antioxidants, vitamin C, and a tangy flavor that comes to life in our recipe for a summery blueberry crisp. .... more
WebMD - April 22, 2010
Experts Urge FDA to Mandate Salt Reduction - Experts are urging the FDA to set new federal standards for the amount of salt that food manufacturers, restaurants, and food service companies are allowed to add to their products. .... more
WebMD - April 20, 2010
Does Fast Food Lead to Impatience? - Despite saving us time, fast food may make us impatient and more likely to seek instant gratification, new research finds. .... more
WebMD - April 15, 2010
Life, Health Insurers Invest in Fast Food Stocks - A Harvard medical group says life/health insurance companies' investments in fast food firms shows that insurers care more about money than health. .... more
WebMD - April 15, 2010
Drinking Alcohol Linked to Unhealthy Diet - Men and women who currently drink are also less likely to eat whole grains, eat fruit, and drink milk, and are more likely to eat unhealthy foods high in fat and sugar, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2010
Late-Night Snacks - Can eating at night make you gain weight? .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2010
Pre-Workout Snacks - In general, you don?t need to eat before exercise. So when should you? .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2010
Pre-Workout Snacks - In general, you don?t need to eat before exercise. So when should you? .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2010
Weight Gain - How can I stop myself from eating too much? .... more
WebMD - March 30, 2010
6 Foods and Tips for More Fiber - We all know fiber is good for us. Not only can dietary fiber lower cholesterol, it also helps keep us trim and feeling full. .... more
WebMD - March 29, 2010
Why You Need More Fiber - High-fiber foods boost health and help control your weight. .... more
WebMD - March 29, 2010
Cloned Animal Meat - The FDA says cloned animals are safe to eat. .... more
WebMD - March 26, 2010
What's the deal with sports drinks? - Are energy drinks healthy? .... more
WebMD - March 26, 2010
Last Supper Paintings Point to Ungodly Portion Sizes - Paintings of the Last Supper over the past millennium show that plate and food serving sizes have been evolving ever upward, possibly foretelling today?s supersized portions, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - March 24, 2010
Last Supper Paintings Point to Ungodly Portion Sizes - Paintings of the Last Supper over the past millennium show that plate and food serving sizes have been evolving ever upward, possibly foretelling today?s supersized portions, according to a new study. .... more
WebMD - March 24, 2010
Expert Q&A With David Ludwig, MD: Helping Your Child With Weight Loss - WebMD's expert provides tips for parents to encourage overweight children to exercise, eat healthy food, and achieve a healthy weight. Learn more from David S. Ludwig, MD, and WebMD. .... more
WebMD - March 19, 2010
Leptin Hormone & Supplements: Do They Work for Obesity & Weight Loss? - WebMD explains what the leptin hormone is, how it affects weight, and whether leptin supplements are safe or effective. .... more
WebMD - March 17, 2010
Moderate Drinking Linked to Weight Control - Normal-weight women who drink alcohol in moderation are less likely than women who don't drink at all to become overweight or obese, a study shows. .... more
WebMD - March 08, 2010
What to Eat Before, During and After Exercise - Which foods are best for fitness activities, and which should you avoid? With so many sports drinks, bars, powders, and supplements to choose from, how do you know which are best? Expert Christine Rosenbloom, PhD, answers these and other questions about eating for fitness. .... more
WebMD - March 08, 2010
Kitchens, Bathrooms No Place for Vitamins - The kitchen and bathroom may be the worst rooms in the house to store your vitamins thanks to high humidity levels and temperatures. .... more
WebMD - March 04, 2010
America's Most Obese Metropolitan Areas - Montgomery, Ala., and Stockton, Calif., are the most obese metro areas in the U.S., according a survey by Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index. .... more
WebMD - March 03, 2010
Low-Fat Diet Tops Low-Carb in Long Run - A low-carb diet may offer quick results, but a new study suggests that a low-fat diet may be best for long-term weight loss and maintaining a healthy weight. .... more
WebMD - March 01, 2010
FDA warns health risks for consumers taking tainted weight loss pills - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is alerting consumers nationwide not to purchase or consume more than 25 different products marketed for weight loss because they contain undeclared, active pharmaceutical ingredients that may put consumers' health at risk. .... more
US Food and Drug Administration - December 28, 2008
Majority Of Consumers Believe Eating Soy-based Food May Help Reduce Obesity - consumers do recognize foods that may help fight obesity and increase the healthiness of their diet. In fact, 62 percent of Americans believe that eating soy-based foods may play a role in reducing obesity .... more
The United Soybean Board - August 18, 2003

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