Diets in Review
Fox recently released clips of a new animated series, Bob’s Burgers, slated to begin this fall. The main character, Bob, owns a burger restaurant struggling to stay afloat. His family, as is typical of many Fox animated series, is unhelpful … Continue reading
In 2006, Amy Williamson just had her second daughter and was told she had high blood pressure. After losing 60 pounds, she now tackles half marathons and is signed up for her first full marathon in February 2024. She blogs … Continue reading
A food-labeling campaign began last year called Smart Choices, backed by most of the largest food manufacturers in the U.S., was “designed to help shoppers easily identify smarter food and beverage choices.” This included the campaign’s “check mark of approval” … Continue reading
You’ve been able to buy breakfast for the entire family at Burger King for years. Now they’re going to start packaging it differently to make it even more appealing to children. Starting Monday, July 26, Burger Kids’ Meal Breakfasts will … Continue reading
Seven ways to get your kids to eat more of the whole grains they need. Continue reading
A list of seven “kids” meals to avoid feeding your kids; each containing over 1000 calories. Continue reading
British Chidlren Are Becoming Obese at Twice the rate of American Kids Continue reading
The first lady asked Major League Baseball players to join her in creating a new public service campaign against childhood obesity. Continue reading
After a large-scale study in West Virginia, researchers are suggesting that cholesterol screening be a mandated test for American kids, which would allow for early diagnosis. The study found that one-third of children whose cholesterol levels were high enough to merit … Continue reading
Tune in this Monday, July 19 to the Dr. Oz Show when Dr. Oz fights teenage obesity as he hosts the grand finale of his school challenge. Dr. Oz goes back to school to fight teen obesity – a national problem … Continue reading
Kraft had developed this kid-friendly app called “Big Fork Little Fork,” to help parents and children to eat a health diet. Continue reading