Articles related to "Nutrition Myths"

There are a number of common myths about dieting and nutrition that can prevent permanent weight loss and cause serious health problems.

How the FDA allows food manufacturers to claim that a food is 97% fat free when it really contains 21.4% fat.

Many dieters fail because they have been given misinformation about eating patterns, hunger and weight loss.

Diet recommendations vary depending on the age and health of the individual cat. A high protein, low carbohydrate diet is the best recommendation for a healthy adult cat.

Research indicates that those who are considering going on a diet to lose weight in order to improve their health would be better off hitting the gym instead.

A Virginia public school program encourages healthy eating to fight obesity and increase academic performance.

There are a number of ways to reduce saturated and trans fats in your diet while still eating most of the foods you enjoy.

Researchers have discovered that people who obtain more education live longer and healthier lives, and that education is even more critical to longevity than wealth.

While reducing calories can decrease body fat, it's not necessarily the best way to achieve a flatter stomach. Food choices play an important role in weight distribution.