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Low-Cal Fiesta: Plan a Healthy Mexican Dinner
As the weather gets warmer, you might find yourself feeling “mucho” enthusiasm for Mexican inspired food. Tex-mex and Tradtional Mexican dishes are a favorite at the dinner table and at...
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Calorie Control Council Celebrates 40th Anniversary of National Nutrition Month
It’s National Nutrition Month (NNM) and while it may not be everybody’s favorite thing to celebrate, the Calorie Control Council is excited because this year’s theme is “Eat...
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European study available on glycemic response and health outcomes
Carbohydrates typically provide the major energy contribution to our diet. The consumption of carbohydrates leads to rises in blood sugar or blood glucose and the nature of this rise in blood sugar,...
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Obesity in the Workplace Costs Employers Billions
A recent study published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine revealed that work-related factors may impact the total cost of obesity among U.S. full-time employees even more...
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Study identifies foods that promote weight maintenance
For people who have dieted this year and are trying to maintain a healthful weight, turkey leftovers — without the stuffing — may be a smart strategy going forward, according to a new...
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Myths About Holiday Weight Gain
The weather is cooling off and the holiday season is rapidly approaching; fall is that time of year when dwindling daylight and a calendar packed with holiday parties and high-calorie foods often...
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Diabetes to triple in U.S. by 2050
Up to one-third of U.S. adults could have diabetes by 2050 if Americans continue to gain weight and avoid exercise, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has projected. ...
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Study shows maltitol has good digestive tolerance
Maltitol is better tolerated then previously reported, and be used as a sugar replacer in a wide range of food products - according to recent research. The study, recently published in the...
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Childhood Obesity May Be Underreported
With the inaugural National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month now under way in the U.S., scientists say the childhood obesity problem may be even more widespread than previously thought.
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Exercise cuts genetic obesity risk 40 percent, variant linked body mass index (BMI) increase
A new study shows that physical exercise can reduce a genetic predisposition to obesity by an average of 40 percent. The study, recently published in the Public Library of American Science Medicine...
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