Health

New Harvard Review Finds Little Evidence to Support U.S. Dairy Recommendations

New Harvard Review Finds Little Evidence to Support U.S. Dairy Recommendations

Dairy has long been touted as a healthy source of calcium. But a recent review, titled “Milk and Health,” published in theNew England Journal of Medicine, raises questions about milk’s...

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New Harvard Review Finds Little Evidence to Support U.S. Dairy Recommendations

Dairy has long been touted as a healthy source of calcium. But a recent review, titled “Milk and Health,” published in theNew England Journal of Medicine, raises questions about milk’s...

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The Truth about the Ketogenic Diet and Diabetes

The Truth about the Ketogenic Diet and Diabetes

Editor’s Note:Mastering Diabetes,Cyrus Khambatta and Robby Barbaro’s groundbreaking book on reversing insulin resistance, debuted on February 18. In this abridged excerpt, the authors take a hard look at the ketogenic...

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The Truth about the Ketogenic Diet and Diabetes

Editor’s Note:Mastering Diabetes,Cyrus Khambatta and Robby Barbaro’s groundbreaking book on reversing insulin resistance, debuted on February 18. In this abridged excerpt, the authors take a hard look at the ketogenic...

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Not Sweet Nothings: Why Splenda and Stevia Can Make You Gain Weight

Editor’s Note: Four years after the release of his New York Times best-sellerHow Not to Die,nutritionfacts.org founder Michael Greger, MD, brings usHow Not to Diet: The Groundbreaking Science of Healthy,...

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Not Sweet Nothings: Why Splenda and Stevia Can Make You Gain Weight

Editor’s Note: Four years after the release of his New York Times best-sellerHow Not to Die,nutritionfacts.org founder Michael Greger, MD, brings usHow Not to Diet: The Groundbreaking Science of Healthy,...

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Olympic Cyclist Dotsie Bausch on Why Athletes Are Going Plant-Based

Olympic Cyclist Dotsie Bausch on Why Athletes Are Going Plant-Based

When pro cyclist Dotsie Bausch went vegan back in 2009, it was out of a desire to help animals, not to improve her athletic performance—but that's exactly what happened, garnering...

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Olympic Cyclist Dotsie Bausch on Why Athletes Are Going Plant-Based

When pro cyclist Dotsie Bausch went vegan back in 2009, it was out of a desire to help animals, not to improve her athletic performance—but that's exactly what happened, garnering...

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Dispatch from Okinawa: What the World’s Longest-Lived Women Eat

Dispatch from Okinawa: What the World’s Longest-Lived Women Eat

Editor’s Note: Dan Buettner’s new book,The Blue Zones Kitchen: 100 Recipes to Live to 100, presents favorite dishes from the world’s longest-lived populations. The following is an excerpt from the...

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Dispatch from Okinawa: What the World’s Longest-Lived Women Eat

Editor’s Note: Dan Buettner’s new book,The Blue Zones Kitchen: 100 Recipes to Live to 100, presents favorite dishes from the world’s longest-lived populations. The following is an excerpt from the...

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What Is Chronic Kidney Disease and How Do You Prevent It?

WHAT IS KIDNEY DISEASE?Kidney disease, or CKD (chronic kidney disease), refers to any process that damages the kidney. The kidneys are the body’s filter and regulator for many of the...

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What Is Chronic Kidney Disease and How Do You Prevent It?

WHAT IS KIDNEY DISEASE?Kidney disease, or CKD (chronic kidney disease), refers to any process that damages the kidney. The kidneys are the body’s filter and regulator for many of the...

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