Could one make a case to ban/outlaw, or at minimum, to not patronize, what has become a multi-national giant called McDonald’s (MCD), on the grounds that it doesn’t represent the best that the United States can offer? Indeed one can, and here are 5 reasons.
Joseph Lazzaro
Sep 12, 2011
People following healthy lifestyle factors, such as healthy diet, regular exercise, maintaining a normal body weight, not over-consuming alcohol and not smoking, can cut the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by 80 percent over a period of 11 years, said a new analysis.
Kukil Bora
Sep 06, 2011
For all those diet and calorie conscious people out there, this is good news. From this week onwards, Mc Donald's menu will include calorie information along with its food items throughout all its 1,200 UK restaurants, the Department of Health (DH) said.
Drishya Nair
Sep 05, 2011
Extreme thinness may not be only about dieting or exercise. Scientists have identified a genetic cause for extreme thinness, according to a study published on Aug. 31 in the journal Nature. The research shows that people with extra copies of certain genes are much more likely to be very skinny.
Amrutha Gayathri
Sep 01, 2011
A diet based around plants, nuts and high-fiber grains lowered bad cholesterol more than a low-saturated-fat diet that was also vegetarian, researchers reported on Tuesday.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 24, 2011
A diet based around plants, nuts and high-fiber grains lowered bad cholesterol more than a low-saturated-fat diet that was also vegetarian, researchers reported on Tuesday.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 24, 2011
New research indicates that a cholesterol-friendly diet rich in soy products and tree nuts can decrease LDL (bad cholesterol) more effectively than a low-saturated-fat diet.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 24, 2011
A diet based around plants, nuts and high-fiber grains lowered bad cholesterol more than a low-saturated-fat diet that was also vegetarian, researchers reported on Tuesday.
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Aug 23, 2011
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has turned to a Vegan diet on a journey for good health, according to an interview with CNN. In honor of Bill Clinton's healthy vegan eating habits, let's take a look back at the former U.S. President's notorious love for greasy grub.
Nadine DeNinno
Aug 19, 2011
A newly svelte Bill Clinton has adopted a new vegan diet in order to get healthy and fight heart disease, after he underwent two heart procedures since leaving his post as President.
Nadine DeNinno
Aug 18, 2011
People who eat plenty of high-potassium fruits, vegetables and dairy products may be less likely to suffer a stroke than those who get little of the mineral, according to a study.
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Aug 18, 2011
Vampire bats have the unique ability to sink their teeth into their prey's body without missing the vein and feed on rich blood. Though scientists knew bats' noses guide them in spotting blood, they never quite understood how the nose mechanism worked.
Amrutha Gayathri
Aug 04, 2011
Where is Kate Middleton? At the movies with Prince William! The royal couple snuck out to see Bridesmaids on Saturday, while they try to keep a low profile after their North American tour.
Mark Johanson
Jul 22, 2011
Recent research says the European house mouse has become resistant to rodent poison.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 21, 2011
A new study says restaurant calorie counts are often inaccurate, particularly in regard to low calorie menu items.
David Magee
Jul 20, 2011
Eating the same food over and over again in successive meals could help people lose weight, according to a study by Leonard Epstein and his colleagues. The study is published in the August 2011 issues of The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Hao Li
Jul 19, 2011
What makes Nicole Kidman maintain that splendid skin tone of hers? What makes Angelina Jolie one of the most beautiful women in the world? What is the secret behind most of the Hollywood ladies bouncing back in shape soon after a delivery?
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 18, 2011
During a 14-year-old trial study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine Journal, researchers found that a diet high in sodium and low in potassium increases the risk of death from heart disease and other related health risks. The study also found that a higher sodium intake is associated with increased total mortality in the general US population.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 12, 2011
Two new studies have found that even diet sodas can make you gain weight and become fat.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jul 01, 2011
Two new studies have found that even diet sodas can make you gain weight and become fat.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jun 29, 2011
Sometimes it takes a jolt to come back to one's senses and looking at Princess Beatrice's recent stunning pictures, this concept seems very much like reality.
Monami Thakur
Jun 21, 2011
Get beach ready with these easy diets
IBT Staff Reporter
Jun 10, 2011