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While moderation is still recommended, some candy manufacturers are trying to do the right thing by making gluten-free choices, using eco-friendly ingredients and insisti …
Journalist Shirin Danielpour Yadegar created LA Mom Magazine, an online community, to empower moms in the decisions they make for their families, including their health. …
Women’s World magazine drew readers’ attention to the published study in Scientific Reports that found eating fat had little to no impact on heart health. Instead, a high …
At the height of the holiday season, Sacramento TV audiences learned a good lesson: It’s easier to resist all the sugary stuff if you’re not as hungry for it. That advice …
Pharmacist turned holistic food and healthy living expert Lisa Leslie-Williams recently introduced her readers to the functional cooking concept. “That simply means impro …
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On oil palm plantations, some trees are top producers and others under-perform. But because the trees mature slowly, growers typically can’t tell the difference until thr …
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Popular mommy blogger and podcaster Carolina King told a Nashville TV audience that we need fats such as palm oil in our diets to stay healthy. Appearing on CBS’s Talk of …
Readers of the Alternative Medicine discovered why they might want to avoid a carb-heavy diet this season and put some fats on their holiday menu. After giving highlights …
Heart attacks are more common in the winter. And, as this Sirius Satellite radio host pointed out, a new study found that a high-carb diet may be worse for your heart tha …
After reading a Hindu BusinessLine article blasting palm oil and riddled with myths, Peter Pressman, MD, MS, FACN authored an in-depth rebuttal to set the record straight …
When Lake Oconoee Health editors read about the Malaysian diet and population study, they made the easy decision to print details about it for their readers. The digital …
Holiday weight gain is no myth and it can take up to five months to lose, according to Real Simple. Researchers at Cornell University found that folks start piling on the …
