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Local government lawmakers find fast-food eateries an appetizing target in the battle against obesity. But new research reveals the idea is a recipe for failure.

As local farmers shut up shop around the world to make way for the supermarkets, this book explores how our food production has changed over the years and at what cost.

MSG is called a "flavor enhancer." But it can also give you headaches, nausea, and other neurological ill effects if you're sensitive to this food additive.

Recent studies have shown that a common sweetener used in a lot of everyday foods can cause toxic effects within the human body.

If your body is intolerant to wheat and gluten, then it can quite possibly be damaging the internal lining of your digestive tract, causing many symptoms. But what?

Mention grapefruit to some people and it sets their teeth on edge, but therein hides a hidden punch which could change the way some medicines are prescribed.

A helpful list of "hidden" ingredients for those individuals diagnosed with celiac disease, a wheat allergy, a gluten sensitivity or an intolerance to gluten.

Food labels can be confusing. You need to get wise to exactly what you are eating, reading labels can make a big difference to your intake of food.

Most consumers believe that eating salad rather than chain fast food is a healthy choice; in some cases they are wrong.

Perhaps with the stereotypical association of Germany with Bratwurst or Schnitzel, it is unsurprising that vegetarianism is still not embraced widely in German culture.

Food labelling regulations reveal a complex saga of requirements versus recommendations, but the truth is that most of us suffer from overnutrition, not undernutrition.

Nutritional research has established many reasons why we should eat more wholemeal products, but consumption still does not reach recommended intakes. Why is this?

Food nutrition and ingredient labels can be confusing. Do you need a dictionary to decipher food packaging information when visiting your local grocery stores?