Habits, Stress, and Telomeres
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Category: Diet & Lifestyle Changes
Diet and Lifestyle Responsible for 90% of Stroke Burden
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We Should Stop Blaming Americans for Their Poor Diet and Lifestyle Choices
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Eating to Gain Instead of Lose Weight
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High-Carbohydrate Eating Better for Appetite Control
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Why Moderation Does Not Work
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Eating More Plants Better for Humans and the Planet
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Genetic Testing Does Not Motivate Behavior Change
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Quitting Smoking Abruptly Better Than Gradual Withdrawal
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Changing Taste Preferences
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Stress and Cancer
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Wal Mart to Focus on Healthy Foods
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Strong People Live Longer
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Osteoarthritis: Doctors Over-Prescribe Drugs and Surgery
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New School Lunch Guidelines
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Misleading Labels on Kids’ Foods
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Many Overweight People Think They Are Not
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Low-Carb vs. Low-Fat
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Legal Perspectives on Animal Welfare, Human Health and Regulation
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Kids Will Eat Low-Sugar Foods
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“Is the Present Therapy for Coronary Artery Disease the Radical Mastectomy of the Twenty-First Century?”
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Five Worst Foods for Kids According the PCRM
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Even a Little Extra Weight is Risky
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Educated Kids Eat Better!
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Eating More Fruit and Vegetables Reduces the Risk of Heart Disease
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