Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Want to lose extra pudginess? Create a sound eating plan
Columbus Dispatch - Around this time of year, plenty of people hope to lose the weight they gained during the holidays and at that blowout of a Super Bowl party. And some of them look to diets. A personal eating plan, according to nutrition experts, is possible and even

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

BRANDING : Doing it the right way (Atkins Diet recipes)

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

The Best Reason to Sell
Motley Fool - Of course, you wish you'd bought Microsoft back in 1990. Motley Fool co-founder Tom Gardner can help you find the next home run stock. In his latest Special Report, "3 Hidden Gems Ready to Run," Gardner reveals 3 under-followed small-cap value stocks

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Forget Carbs: Just Eat Less to Shed Pounds (Dr Atkins Diet)

Forget Carbs: Just Eat Less to Shed Pounds
NewsMax.com - Diets that distinguish between "good carbs" and "bad carbs," are not an effective way of controlling blood sugar levels, a new study suggests. Although made popular by the South Beach Diet and others, the glycemic index has never been fully embraced

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels (Atkins Diet Plans)

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

The Best Reason to Sell
Motley Fool - Of course, you wish you'd bought Microsoft back in 1990. Motley Fool co-founder Tom Gardner can help you find the next home run stock. In his latest Special Report, "3 Hidden Gems Ready to Run," Gardner reveals 3 under-followed small-cap value stocks

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Transcript: Greenpeace USA (Atkins Diet recipes)

Transcript: Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk (Dr Atkins Diet)

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Atkins Diet recipes)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Which diet is right for you? (Atkins Diet Plans)

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet (Atkins Diet)

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Want to lose extra pudginess? Create a sound eating plan
Columbus Dispatch - Around this time of year, plenty of people hope to lose the weight they gained during the holidays and at that blowout of a Super Bowl party. And some of them look to diets. A personal eating plan, according to nutrition experts, is possible and even

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Forget Carbs: Just Eat Less to Shed Pounds
NewsMax.com - Diets that distinguish between "good carbs" and "bad carbs," are not an effective way of controlling blood sugar levels, a new study suggests. Although made popular by the South Beach Diet and others, the glycemic index has never been fully embraced

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food (Atkins Diet menu)

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Transcript: Greenpeace USA (Atkins Diet Plans)

Transcript: Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on (Atkins Diet Plans)

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk (Dr Atkins Diet)

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Transcript: Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers (Atkins Diet recipes)

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page (Atkins Diet Food)

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Forget Carbs: Just Eat Less to Shed Pounds
NewsMax.com - Diets that distinguish between "good carbs" and "bad carbs," are not an effective way of controlling blood sugar levels, a new study suggests. Although made popular by the South Beach Diet and others, the glycemic index has never been fully embraced

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Scales of Injustice (Atkins Diet recipes)

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Drive aids defendants' court image (Atkins Diet menu)

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Transcript: Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad (Atkins Diet menu)

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Atkins Diet)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Study casts doubt on reliability of Glycemic Index as diet tool
Beaufort Gazette - COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - A food index often used by people with diabetes and popularized by the South Beach Diet is not an effective measure of how different foods will affect a person's body, according to a new study from the University of South

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor (Dr Atkins Diet)

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Drive aids defendants' court image (Atkins Diet)

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels (Atkins Diet menu)

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor (Atkins Diet recipes)

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Which diet is right for you? (Atkins Diet menu)

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Nothing foul about cookbook (Atkins Diet Food)

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Rev up your metabolism: Adding lean protein helps you burn fat
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Click here or call 1-877-READ-SUN. The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Study casts doubt on reliability of Glycemic Index as diet tool
Beaufort Gazette - COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - A food index often used by people with diabetes and popularized by the South Beach Diet is not an effective measure of how different foods will affect a person's body, according to a new study from the University of South

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises (Atkins Diet Food)

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich) (Atkins Diet menu)

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich) (The Atkins Diet)

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Drive aids defendants' court image (Atkins Diet Food)

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page (Dr Atkins Diet)

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study (Atkins Diet Plans)

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on (Atkins Diet menu)

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Drive aids defendants' court image
Orlando Sentinel - First impressions count. Dress like a ne'er-do-well, and others are likely to form an unfavorable opinion of your character. For a defendant in a court of law, this could be a problem. Which is why, three years ago, a group of public-defender lawyers

Rev up your metabolism (Atkins Diet menu)

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

For Starters, She Looks Like Sandra Bullock
New York Sun - The actress Sandra Bullock may wish to know that somewhere in America there is an autograph, purportedly hers, that she didn't sign. "I'm the one who signed it - but I told those people repeatedly that I wasn't the actress," Robin Smith said

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor (Atkins Diet recipes)

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

For Starters, She Looks Like Sandra Bullock
New York Sun - The actress Sandra Bullock may wish to know that somewhere in America there is an autograph, purportedly hers, that she didn't sign. "I'm the one who signed it - but I told those people repeatedly that I wasn't the actress," Robin Smith said

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study (Atkins Diet)

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Living slim (The Atkins Diet)

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Medical and Health: New Bayoubuzz Louisiana Page
Bayou Buzz - Bayoubuzz offers daily health, medical and related information for your use and we hope it helps you be healthy and happy. Making the right decisions about heart health is a complex task made even harder by the rapidly evolving advice that emerges

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

For Starters, She Looks Like Sandra Bullock
New York Sun - The actress Sandra Bullock may wish to know that somewhere in America there is an autograph, purportedly hers, that she didn't sign. "I'm the one who signed it - but I told those people repeatedly that I wasn't the actress," Robin Smith said

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Atkins Diet Food)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Dieting in Durham (Atkins Diet recipes)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food (Atkins Diet menu)

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Study casts doubt on reliability of Glycemic Index as diet tool
Gainesville Sun - food index often used by people with diabetes and popularized by the South Beach Diet is not an effective measure of how different foods will affect a person's body, according to a new study from the University of South Carolina. The glycemic index

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Atkins Diet menu)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers (Dr Atkins Diet)

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Living slim (Dr Atkins Diet)

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Study casts doubt on reliability of Glycemic Index as diet tool
Gainesville Sun - food index often used by people with diabetes and popularized by the South Beach Diet is not an effective measure of how different foods will affect a person's body, according to a new study from the University of South Carolina. The glycemic index

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Which diet is right for you? (Atkins Diet Plans)

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Dieting in Durham (The Atkins Diet)

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Make My Day (The Atkins Diet)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Scales of Injustice (Atkins Diet recipes)

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Greenpeace USA (Atkins Diet menu)

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on (Dr Atkins Diet)

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food (Dr Atkins Diet)

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad (Dr Atkins Diet)

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Study casts doubt on reliability of Glycemic Index as diet tool
Gainesville Sun - food index often used by people with diabetes and popularized by the South Beach Diet is not an effective measure of how different foods will affect a person's body, according to a new study from the University of South Carolina. The glycemic index

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Which diet is right for you?
Atlanta Journal Constitution - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises (Dr Atkins Diet)

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich) (Atkins Diet menu)

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Living slim (Atkins Diet recipes)

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Scales of Injustice (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Rev up your metabolism (Atkins Diet Food)

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Rev up your metabolism
Newsday - The weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Greenpeace USA
Washington Post - John Passacantando, executive director of Greenpeace USA, was online discuss the latest activities of Greenpeace and the environmental movement as a whole. Greenpeace, founded in 1971, is an independent campaigning organization that uses nonviolent

Make My Day (Atkins Diet Plans)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food (Dr Atkins Diet)

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Longtime Low-Fat Fad Falling Out of Favor
Ledger - Though the industry continues to put out "low" foods, buyers aren't biting as before. By MELANIE WARNER & JULIE BOSMAN New York Times A walk down any grocery aisle in America is a study in nutritional fads: low sodium, low sugar, low carb and low

Study casts doubt on reliability of Glycemic Index as diet tool (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Study casts doubt on reliability of Glycemic Index as diet tool
Gainesville Sun - food index often used by people with diabetes and popularized by the South Beach Diet is not an effective measure of how different foods will affect a person's body, according to a new study from the University of South Carolina. The glycemic index

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Nothing foul about cookbook (Atkins Diet)

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Which diet is right for you?
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Scales of Injustice
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - I was 10 the first time I stepped on a scale. It was the summer of 1978, and I was visiting my grandmother in Florida. Every day, grandma and I went for our daily two-mile walk, past the golf course, past Publix, the supermarket where the old people

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

BRANDING : Doing it the right way (Atkins Diet)

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS (The Atkins Diet)

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS
QuickDFW.com - The widow of Robert Atkins, founder of the Atkins Diet, said she will finance a field trip to Washington, D.C., for a group of Florida fifth- graders who refused to sell chocolate bars and potato chips to raise funds for the trip

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Rev up your metabolism
Los Angeles Times - THE weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Living slim (Atkins Diet Food)

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS
QuickDFW.com - The widow of Robert Atkins, founder of the Atkins Diet, said she will finance a field trip to Washington, D.C., for a group of Florida fifth- graders who refused to sell chocolate bars and potato chips to raise funds for the trip

Rev up your metabolism
Los Angeles Times - THE weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS (Atkins Diet Plans)

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS
QuickDFW.com - The widow of Robert Atkins, founder of the Atkins Diet, said she will finance a field trip to Washington, D.C., for a group of Florida fifth- graders who refused to sell chocolate bars and potato chips to raise funds for the trip

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Atkins' widow to pay for kids' field trip
Chicago Tribune - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA -- The widow of the man who created the Atkins Diet has promised a $16,000 check to a Ft. Lauderdale elementary school, ensuring that pupils who refused to sell unhealthy snacks as a fundraiser can still take a field trip to

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig (Atkins Diet recipes)

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Ann Parker: Coming full circle: The Bagelry rolls on
Santa Cruz Sentinel - I treasure my food epiphanies: that first heavenly bite of homemade bread, the initial bravely gulped fresh oyster, an astonishing inaugural sip of fine champagne. I can thank my high school friend Tina Deutschberger for one favorite food awakening

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Rev up your metabolism
Los Angeles Times - THE weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS
QuickDFW.com - The widow of Robert Atkins, founder of the Atkins Diet, said she will finance a field trip to Washington, D.C., for a group of Florida fifth- graders who refused to sell chocolate bars and potato chips to raise funds for the trip

Fighting as a 'farang' for a fist full of Baht (Atkins Diet)

Fighting as a 'farang' for a fist full of Baht
Telegraph - Most tourists come to Thailand for the sun, sea and nightlife. I am one of the minority that has come to Thailand to have a fight. Unlike the beery Brits in football shirts, my fights won't be in bars with fellow tourists, they will be in the ring

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Atkins' widow to pay for kids' field trip
Chicago Tribune - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA -- The widow of the man who created the Atkins Diet has promised a $16,000 check to a Ft. Lauderdale elementary school, ensuring that pupils who refused to sell unhealthy snacks as a fundraiser can still take a field trip to

BRANDING : Doing it the right way (The Atkins Diet)

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Low-fat diet no boon to health
Baltimore Sun - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a 13-year study of low-fat diets in nearly 50,000 healthy older women has shown that reducing fat intake alone does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Another Fad Hits the Wall
New York Times - Books on diet and health are plentiful at the Barnes & Noble in the Union Square section of Manhattan. Last year, 12.8 percent of all the new products churned out by food companies were emblazoned with a low-fat or fat-free label, according to

Nothing foul about cookbook (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Another Fad Hits the Wall
New York Times - Books on diet and health are plentiful at the Barnes & Noble in the Union Square section of Manhattan. Last year, 12.8 percent of all the new products churned out by food companies were emblazoned with a low-fat or fat-free label, according to

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Which diet is right for you?
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises (The Atkins Diet)

Long term low-carb diet leads to cholesterol rises
Nutra Ingredients USA - 2/14/2006 - A low-carbohydrate diet results in more weight loss after six months than a low-fat diet, but long term could raise bad cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease, claims a meta-analysis. A recent European study reported that

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS
QuickDFW.com - The widow of Robert Atkins, founder of the Atkins Diet, said she will finance a field trip to Washington, D.C., for a group of Florida fifth- graders who refused to sell chocolate bars and potato chips to raise funds for the trip

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

Which diet is right for you?
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Make My Day (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Make My Day
American Reporter - SYRACU.S.E, Ind. -- In this age of Political Correctness and perpetual victimhood, someone somewhere is always complaining about certain words or phrases. "I don't know if I feel comfortable with the implications of that term," is the battle cry of

Dieting in Durham
Winston-Salem Journal - Since 1939, the Rice Diet program in Durham has been helping people lose weight and treat and prevent heart disease, diabetes, renal disease and hypertension. That year, a doctor at Duke University named Walter Kempner discovered by accident that a

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

'05 price wars a real deal for nation's pizza lovers
Lexington Herald-Leader - Pizza lovers might remember 2005 as the year of the real deal. Domino's Pizza Inc., the nation's No. 2 pizza purveyor, offered up its "555 Deal," with three medium one-topping pizzas for $5 each. Dallas-based Pizza Hut, the No. 1 chain, and Papa John

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Fighting as a 'farang' for a fist full of Baht (Atkins Diet menu)

Fighting as a 'farang' for a fist full of Baht
Telegraph - Most tourists come to Thailand for the sun, sea and nightlife. I am one of the minority that has come to Thailand to have a fight. Unlike the beery Brits in football shirts, my fights won't be in bars with fellow tourists, they will be in the ring

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Low-fat diet no boon to health (The Atkins Diet)

Low-fat diet no boon to health
Baltimore Sun - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a 13-year study of low-fat diets in nearly 50,000 healthy older women has shown that reducing fat intake alone does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Living slim
Memphis Commercial Appeal - Kendra Myers, working out at WellWorx Sportsplex, lost 90 pounds by dieting and exercising. "I went from the bar stool to the bench press," she says. Kendra Myers didn't have a specific weakness that caused her to become 90 pounds overweight -- she

Atkins' widow to pay for kids' field trip
Chicago Tribune - FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA -- The widow of the man who created the Atkins Diet has promised a $16,000 check to a Ft. Lauderdale elementary school, ensuring that pupils who refused to sell unhealthy snacks as a fundraiser can still take a field trip to

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet (Atkins Diet Food)

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Food companies hunt for the next big diet fad
AZCentral.com - In the five years she worked at a call center for SlimFast, a diet drink, Maria Viega became used to women calling in tears, desperate for advice on how to stop cheating on their diets. "Their main complaint," Ms. Viega says, "is that they were

Another Fad Hits the Wall
New York Times - Books on diet and health are plentiful at the Barnes & Noble in the Union Square section of Manhattan. Last year, 12.8 percent of all the new products churned out by food companies were emblazoned with a low-fat or fat-free label, according to

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Nothing foul about cookbook (Atkins Diet)

Nothing foul about cookbook
Contra Costa Times - Some time ago I said I wanted to get more Diet Club voices into the column, and promised you'd be reading some book and diet reviews. Here, at long last, is the first of several diet and exercise book reviews that Diet Club readers will be filing in

Eating Lean Doesn't Cut Risk
Los Angeles Times - Overturning three decades of conventional wisdom, a new study of low-fat diets shows that eating less fat does not significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or colorectal cancer, researchers report today. Results on weight

Fighting as a 'farang' for a fist full of Baht
Telegraph - Most tourists come to Thailand for the sun, sea and nightlife. I am one of the minority that has come to Thailand to have a fight. Unlike the beery Brits in football shirts, my fights won't be in bars with fellow tourists, they will be in the ring

Atkins diet hikes 'bad' cholesterol levels
Kerala Next - The study, led by Alain J. Nordmann, M.D., M.Sc., University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, compared low-fat to low-carbohydrate diets of 447 individuals with an average age ranging from 42 to 49 years, 222 of which were on low-carbohydrate diets and

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS (Dr. Atkins Diets)

ATKINS DIET ADHERENTS
QuickDFW.com - The widow of Robert Atkins, founder of the Atkins Diet, said she will finance a field trip to Washington, D.C., for a group of Florida fifth- graders who refused to sell chocolate bars and potato chips to raise funds for the trip

Which diet is right for you?
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel - This time of year, all the attention about health seems to center on losing the weight you gained over the holidays and during that blowout party for the Super Bowl. Many folks look to diets for weight loss. The first decision is how to select a diet

Forget poker the hot card game in Pall Mall is pig
Nashville Tennessean - The country store, which looks and smells just like it did when your grandpa was a whippersnapper, is the site of the 2006 World Pig Championship on Saturday. Pig, also the No. 1 participatory sport in the store, is a card game not unlike Rook, only

Another Fad Hits the Wall
New York Times - Books on diet and health are plentiful at the Barnes & Noble in the Union Square section of Manhattan. Last year, 12.8 percent of all the new products churned out by food companies were emblazoned with a low-fat or fat-free label, according to

BRANDING : Doing it the right way
New Straits Times - Tall, slim and glamorous models who sashay down the catwalks, jet set to exotic destinations, live in thousand dollar suites and earn megabucks. They give truth to the statement: "Thin waistlines equal fat wallets." The media hypes up the glamour and

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food (Dr. Atkins Diets)

Betsy Hart: Latest food fad comes from an unlikely source: the food
Naples Daily News - And we thought fashion fads were just for the clothing industry. Well there are food fashions, too. Most particularly, diet food fashions. Only, until now, the food industry has typically been way too late to spot them, reports The Wall Street

Go on, admit it you ve tried more than one diet
Tryon Daily Bulletin - All right, I want all of you readers to raise your hand if you have tried more than one type of diet on the market. I don t have to be there watching you read this column to know that you raised your hand. If you are trying to lose weight, I know

Low-carb diets reduce weight but may raise cholesterol, study
Food Navigator - The findings, published in the February 13 issue of JAMA Archives of Internal Medicine, have been drawn from an analysis of five previous clinical studies that compared low-fat to low-carb diets. Out of around 450 people who took part in the studies

Rev up your metabolism
Los Angeles Times - THE weight loss world is full of claims, rarely proven, that some pill or potion can help "burn calories while you sleep." But a recent study reports that this may, in fact, be possible simply by eating more lean protein. Dutch researchers have

Authors can't be too thin or too (rhymes with rich)
Seattle Times - Authors Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin advocate a diet of no meat, no fish, no dairy in their book. The book "Skinny Bitch," published in December by Running Press and billed as a no-nonsense, tough-love guide on how to be skinny, may be tough to