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More Questions About Red Meat

More Questions About Red Meat

Mar. 02, 2010

Red meat has gotten a bad rap over the years and it's not over. A new report questions the relationship between red meat and bowel cancer.

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Sweet-Tooth Linked to Depression?

Sweet-Tooth Linked to Depression?

Feb. 25, 2010

A new study shows that there may be a link between having a sweet tooth, especially in children, and being depressed.

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Health Tips That May Not Be So Healthy

Health Tips That May Not Be So Healthy

Feb. 24, 2010

Health advice comes and goes as more and more recent studies provide greater insight into what's good for our bodies. The writers at LiveScience.com remind us of a few health tips that no longer apply.

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Dieting? Beware of Weekend Eating!

A recent study shows that one of the biggest challenges to weight loss is not the slice of chocolate cake you had with dinner Monday night but how you eat all weekend long.

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Losing Weight With 'Bad' Food?

With all the popular specialized diets, there are so many categories of "bad" foods. Carbohydrates and fat are the two biggest culprits in the "bad" category. But, is it possible that foods considered bad by some can actually contribute to weight loss? Yes!

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Brain Boosting Food

As the holiday parties have taken over your calendar through the end of the year, it's a good time to take note of ways we can stay sharp in the midst of the virtual fog of sugar and fat that surrounds this season. Here are a few brain boosting foods to keep us sharp for this season, and every season!

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Low-Cal Holiday Treats to Indulge In

The holidays are famous for their ability to help us pack on the pounds, but you can satisfy your sweet tooth without ruining your diet with these tasty lower-calorie treats. Tried and true favorites have made the cut; the key is portion control!

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Caffeine-free Sodas

You may be surprised to learn which sodas have caffeine, but if you love soda but want it without the caffeine, here'a a list of non-caffeinated options.

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Healthy Eating (and Snacking) Tips for the Holidays

It doesn't take a research study to tell us that most people overeat during the holidays. But, it sure is nice to have Cornell University scientist Brian Wansink, known as the King of mindless eating, give us a few practical, easy tips to avoid overeating this season.

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