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- Research: People using sugar free foods to be more aware of diet and nutrition
- Dieters Using Low Calorie Sweeteners Have Better Chance of Reaching Goals
- Dr. Madeleine Sigman-Grant: reduced calorie foods and impact on diet awareness
- Reducing Calories through Low Calorie Sweeteners Improves Quality of Diet
- Study: Higher Nutrient Intake For Low Calorie Dieters
- Journal of Food Science study finds people consuming fewer calories have better quality diets
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- Heavy Allegations: A link between low calorie sweeteners and weight gain?
- Obesity in the Workplace Costs Employers Billions
- Statements by Dr. Oz Not Supported by Scientific Research
- What the Experts Say About Flawed Diet Soda and Stroke Study
- PANDAmonium Over Low Calorie Sweeteners
- FDA Supports Safety of Select Steviol Glycosides
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- Calorie Control Council CDR Accredited CPE Provider!
- Commercials Promote Childhood Obesity
- Converting Calories to Grams of Fat
- Cost of obesity approaching $300 billion a year
- Cut the Fat in Half - Holiday Menu
- De-Bunking the Myth: "Fit and Fat" is Not What You Think
- Diabetes to triple in U.S. by 2050
- Eat Lighter and Get Moving in 2013
- European Food Safety Authority Reconfirms Safety of Low-Calorie Sweeteners
- FDA Approves Use of Olean in Popcorn
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- Ingredient Spotlight: Olestra
- Internet Myths About Aspartame
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- Low-fat confectionery to aid polyol market
- Make Food Labels Work for You
- Many young women may misjudge their weight
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- Studies Show Obesity Rates No Longer Expanding
- Study identifies foods that promote weight maintenance
- Study shows maltitol has good digestive tolerance
- Sugary Foods Linked to Heart Attack Risk
- Surgeon General’s Report: Sedentary Lifestyle Hazardous to Your Health
- The Increasing Variety of Reduced-Fat Products With Fat Replacers
- Tips for Setting Your Fitness Goals
- Tips to Scare Off Halloween Pounds
- Unscientific Claims From Dr. Mercola Regarding Sucralose
- Upcoming Webinar: "Low and Reduced Calorie Sweeteners: Hot Topics from A to Z"
- Walking more daily can help ward off diabetes
- What the Labels Mean
- Why People Use Reduced-Fat Products
- A Heart-Healthy Valentines Day
- Calorie Control Council Celebrates National Nutrition Month
- Processed Foods are safe
- Myth of the Month-1
- Even a Little Exercise Can Help Improve Heart Health
- Stuff the Bird, Not Yourself
- Watching Your Carb Intake? Calories Still Count
- "Fall" Into Fitness This Season
- Obesity Overtakes Smoking
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- Diet Soda Stroke Study
- Extensive Research Demonstrates that Fructose Does Not Increase Food Intake or Impact Body Weight
- Low Calorie Sweeteners Do Not Disrupt Sweetness Preference
- Research Finds that Low Calorie Sweeteners Do Not Cause Weight Gain
- Research Shows Sugar Substitutes Reduce Caloric Intake without Overeating or Hunger
- Score Healthy Super Bowl Recipes
- Study on Diet Beverages and Type 2 Diabetes Has Serious Limitations
- Study on Diet Mixers for Alcohol Has Serious Limitations
- Survey: Majority of Americans Weight Conscious
- Research: Diet Soft Drinks Not Linked To Type 2 Diabetes
- Score Big with Low Calorie Super Bowl Recipes
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