 Evening Observer Some of it has to do with our prosperity. We can afford to eat more. Some has to do with our busy lifestyles. We rely more on calorie dense, easy to prepare processed foods, snack foods and fast foods. We are also more likely to eatmindlessly, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Environmentalists really can eat meat Concord Monitor I met him at a book-signing at Gibson's Bookstore this winter and learned that his relationship to food is similar to mine. He started life as an omnivore, became a strict vegan for a time and now is an avid deer hunter and fisherman who supplements ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Healthy alternatives to white spuds and rice Charleston Gazette Even thin children can have high cholesterol if they eat a fatty diet. April Hamilton's Sunday Life&Style series on easily prepared healthy, inexpensive meals offers real-life cooking techniques and recipes for busy parents. The series' mission fit so ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Weight loss is up to you and no one else Poughkeepsie Journal Planning what to eat and how to deal with foods that you find irresistible. Incorporating physical activity into your schedule, and figuring out how to make sure you get to the gym on those days when you're less likely to have the time or inclination ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| InDepth | Strength, positivity help Fargo woman in struggle with disordered eating In-Forum The 25-year-old Fargo woman says some people wonder why eatingdisorders are such a big deal. “What they don't realize is that a person with aneating disorder has a brain that has been wired to tell them that food is bad, weight gain is unacceptable, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| InDepth | Eating disorders aren't about food; they're about fear, control and ... In-Forum There's no one “reason” for an eating disorder. Nadine Hillesheim, psychologist and counselor with The Village Family Service Center in Fargo, lists genetic disposition, an unhealthy home environment, external stressors, change or a “diet gone bad” as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Supersize vs Superskinny star reveals she's now eating healthily...for two Scottish Daily Record Vicki left the show armed with good advice on the types of food she shouldeat, how much she should be eating each day and the importance of eating at healthy times. By adopting a healthier diet, she quickly started to put on weight. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Your diet and Parkinson's disease Times of Malta New research by Harvard University in the US and the University of East Anglia in the UK have found that men who ate foods rich in plant compounds (flavonoids), such as apples and berries, had a significantly lower risk of developing Parkinson's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Questions and answers about osteoporosis Bismarck Tribune Eating a healthy diet that includes plenty of foods containing vitamin D and staying physically active can do a lot to prevent development of osteoporosis. Almost 80 percent of bone density is determined by heredity and 20 percent bylifestyle so ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Going too far? The Province Weiss discussed placing her daughter on a "strict" diet and punishing her for making poor food choices. Weiss has generated a lot of buzz for her methods, which included not only restricting her daughter's food choices, but humiliating her daughter, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Your questions about stress answered! KTVQ Billings News "Be grateful for your breath, your life and what you have. If you choose your thoughts, you won't get sucked into the vortex of negativity." Food is freaking me out. I have no idea what we're supposed to be eating anymore. It's as if everything is bad ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Family Matters: Endwell family ready for today's Bridge Run Ithaca Journal Keep track of the race as it develops on pressconnects.com. When people say they "eat, sleep and breathe" anything, they're often exaggerating. For Lee, 54; Kathy, 50; and Kirsten, 16, every aspect of their family life involves running. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Herbs, the cure for every ailment Colorado Springs Gazette Mike Ulm and his wife, Polly, manned a small stand for their company Shelf-Reliance Thrive, which offers guidance for storing foods, for years, if necessary. Why bother? It's always good to have a back-up plan if you lose your job, Ulm said. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Jamie Oliver: Government should introduce cookery lessons in schools ... San Francisco Luxury News Besides the call for compulsory cookery lessons, they note the need for more sporting role models to promote the benefits of a healthy lifestyle to children. They write: “We the undersigned appreciate your concern about the health burden of obesity and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Recipe for Health: The Pleasures of Food and Health – Together Newsolio The failure rate on these diet regimens was high. Around this time I made my first trip to Italy. Wow! The colors, the intense aromas — this was pleasure. This was health food. And the folks eating these foods were rosy-cheeked and as vibrant as the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| James Corden on his huge success in New York... and his diet secret Mirror.co.uk James and Julia, 32, are trying to keep each other on the straight and narrow with strict diets and he is believed to have lost five stone in the past year. They are following their own unique healthy eating plan and exercising regularly. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Sherpa: Don't treat animals like humans STLtoday.com Dear Life Sherpa • I admit I have a similar connection to my slippers. But I have left instructions with my family that if I should ever start wearing socks with sandals, they should just shoot me. — Living Will Dear Living • That's probably a good ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fighting the Obesity Epidemic, at Home, in the US and Worldwide Kansas City infoZine A “Healthy Weight Checklist” that outlines simple diet and lifestyle steps for keeping weight in check - a helpful resource for individuals and those who work to help others stay healthy, including parents, teachers, and health care providers. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Photo: Sun News Publishing Daily Sun Still, we managed to have an honest and intimate conversation about what it' like to raise her daughters in the public eye, how she achieves work-lifebalance, and the doctor's advice that made her change the way her family eatsand inspired her to put ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Business Show highlights area's strength Chicago Tribune She said free hot dogs would be provided to children in attendance from 11:30 am to 1 pm today. Three bicycles and helmets will be given away as the Kid's Grand Prize, while adults will be in the running for a grill donated by Lowe's, and $300 in cash ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| St. Clare has the heart of a champion Enterprise-Record After the first two, Silva said, she reverted back to the same kind of lifestyleand eating that got her in the situation in the first place. Finally, after round three, she figured it out. She's adopted a gluten-free diet and is doing much better. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Flagler's health is good -- but let's work to make it better Daytona Beach News-Journal Would you eat a healthier diet? Exercise more? Not take up smoking? Or would you set out on a different education or career course or live in a different part of the United States? What if a community could do the same -- give itself retrospective ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| COMBATING THE DIABETES EPIDEMIC Daily Sun There is incontrovertible evidence that lifestyle changes that include exercise and diet are key preventive strategies not only for obesity but also for diabetes as it has been clearly demonstrated that accumulation of fat and lack of exercise increase ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| COLUMN: Keeping your blood pressure in check Statesville Record & Landmark In terms of diet, if you have high blood pressure or prehypertension, adopt the DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) eating plan. This eatingplan focuses on reducing your sodium consumption (to no more than 2300 mg daily in the standard plan ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Dinosaurs' Nemeses: Giant, Jurassic Fleas NPR Fleas were thought to have evolved along with mammals — they like our soft skins and a diet of warm blood. But now scientists in China have discovered Pseudopulex jurassicus and its equally tyrannical cousin, Pseudopulex magnus — magnus as in "great. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The case for chocolate News-Sun I've listened to the diet cops preach at me for much of my life. They tell me something is bad for me, then change their mind and say it's fine, then change their mind again and say, oops, we were right the first time. It gets old. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Best of Tim Woodward: Pigeon racing fanatics are a breed apart The Idaho Statesman “Destination Idaho” by Tim Woodward ($14.95) is a collection of columns, profiles and stories about Tim's life in Idaho as a husband, father and reporter. Books are available at idahostatesman.com/timbook or at amazon.com and in the Idaho Statesman ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cafe Nordo's Cuisine Theatre Satisfies, in Five Courses The SunBreak (blog) Others have been completely repainted with new lighting installed. The décor and performance in each space connects lightly with the food served there. The logistics of simultaneously serving 60 people a five-course meal are impressive. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dear Darwin: Beware of the forbidden fruit Vail Daily News Dr. Rachel Thompson, of the World Cancer Research Fund, stated that “a healthy diet, regular physical activity and maintaining a healthy weight can prevent about one-third of the most common cancers. So, ditch the junk food, and go back to an Egyptian ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Wellness Expo helps many Peterborough Examiner He says it is all about helping live a healthier lifestyle, getting stronger and living longer. Those who attended the fifth annual Peterborough Wellness Expo at the Evinrude Centre Saturday had a chance to see what this 39-year-old man, who grew up on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Kids with Type 1 diabetes find community at camp Charlotte Observer Without insulin, the body can't convert sugar from food into nutrients for cells, so excess sugar builds up in the blood stream. This can cause severe damage to organs and even premature death. Most often diagnosed in children and young adults, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In the footsteps of Lewis & Clark, History abounds where the Clearwater and ... Bend Bulletin They lived in clan villages in north-central Idaho, southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon, gathering camas root from the prairies to supplement adiet rich in salmon and game. They traveled more widely to hunt and trade after domesticating ... See all stories on this topic » |
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