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Time Is on Your Side
Eating slowly can help you drop pounds.
February 2009
Putting Fiber to the Test
A low-glycemic diet may trump a high-fiber one.
February 2009
Tea Time
A study in mice finds chamomile may protect against diabetes complications.
February 2009
No Satisfaction
Obese people may enjoy food less than their thin counterparts do.
February 2009
Suggestive Snacking
Those low-cal packs of crackers and cookies might not be the best choice.
December 2008
Sneaky Foods
Hey, parents: Be picky about what your kids eat.
November 2008
Another Reason to Go Green
Is there anything green tea can’t do? Researchers have found that the flavonoid-rich leaves may improve blood flow.
October 2008
Good Fats, Bad Fats, and Diabetes Risk
By Bridget Murray Law
Grab another handful of nuts. New research shows that their good fats can reduce your risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
July 2008
More Joy for Soy
By Bridget Murray Law
If you have type 2 diabetes, load up on soy. The versitle ingredient can aid your kidney and heart function.
July 2008
Diet Soda Fizzles
By Bridget Murray Law
The more you drink, the greater your risk for the metabolic syndrome.
May 2008
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