Diets in Review
Bob Harper gave out SUBWAY Fit Kits to kids on this week’s episode of the Biggest Loser, and you can give them to your kids, too. Previously only available to teachers and educators that ordered them through the SUBWAY website, … Continue reading
Last fall, Alison Sweeney had the pleasure of informing the eleven teams that make up Biggest Loser season 11 that they were being invited to the ranch. She also had the task of informing Vance Jackson and Leann Jackson that … Continue reading
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released its 2024 data on obesity in the United States, and the results are quite startling. In fact, during the past 20 years that the CDC has tracked it, there has … Continue reading
The meal offerings at Denny’s just get more and more weird. For a limited time, Denny’s is offering a special menu devoted to bacon. Called “Baconalia”, the 7 item menu includes bacon breakfasts, bacon pancakes, bacon sandwiches and even a … Continue reading
Could ADHD be a form of food allergy? While little is known about the causes of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a research center in the Netherlands is treating children with diet–and it seems to be working. Dr. Lidy Pelsser at … Continue reading
A large study published in the April edition of the Journal of the American Dietetic Association recently found that nutrient deficiencies increase the risk of anemia in older women. Anemia occurs when there are fewer than the normal number of … Continue reading
If you’re one of the many who solely drinks soda, juice, and coffee, then the constant preaching to drink more water likely falls on deaf ears. That, or you have a visceral reaction that involves a shudder and something along … Continue reading
Nike has launched “Donate Japan,” a campaign designed to encourage people to log the kilometers they are running to raise money for the relief efforts in Japan after the March earthquake and tsunami devastated the country. The way the campaign … Continue reading
Tune in this Friday, April 1st to the Dr. Oz show for a run-down on omega fatty acids. Not all fatty acids are created equal–while some can be great for your health others may have a negative impact. Learn this … Continue reading
Four women from New Jersey are suing Campbell’s Soup over misleading labels, and a federal judge is allowing to lawsuit to proceed. The women argue that the soup company’s “low sodium” brand of soup does in fact not have much … Continue reading
As I’m sure you remember all too well, the teen years are a time of insecurities and self esteem issues. As children turn into adults, their bodies grow and change in ways they can’t control, which can sometimes lead kids … Continue reading