Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity (Low Carb Diets)

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Weighty Worries On Atkins
New York Post - March 18, 2006 -- LONDON - The Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication, according to NYU researchers writing in a British medical journal. The diet calls for restricting carbohydrates, then gradually adding them back. But many

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Low-carb Atkins diet not healthy, doctors report
Minneapolis Star Tribune - The low-carbohydrate Atkins diet, which experienced a peak of popularity two years ago, isn't safe and shouldn't be recommended for weight loss, according to doctors writing in the Lancet. Low-carb diets for weight management "are far from healthy

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Atkins Diet Linked In 1 Case To Blood-Acid Problem (Low Carb Recipe)

Atkins Diet Linked In 1 Case To Blood-Acid Problem
WPXI - LONDON -- The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Atkins diet 'can risk your life'
Daily Mail - People who strictly follow the Atkins diet could develop a potentially fatal blood disorder, doctors say. A medical team described how one 40-year-old woman developed the dangerous condition after cutting out carbohydrates and living on meat, cheese

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Weighty Worries On Atkins (Low Carb Diets)

Weighty Worries On Atkins
New York Post - March 18, 2006 -- LONDON - The Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication, according to NYU researchers writing in a British medical journal. The diet calls for restricting carbohydrates, then gradually adding them back. But many

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Atkins Diet Not Recommended for Everyone
Softpedia - The Atkins diet, based on low-carbohydrate and high-protein foods for the loss of weight, may not be universally recommended. Dr. Klaus-Dieter Lessnau, a clinical assistant professor of medicine at New York University School of Medicine, describes a

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Food)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Potato stocks remain down in North Dakota
GrandForksHerald.com - FARGO, N.D. - Potato stocks in North Dakota continue to be down from a year ago. The amount of potatoes held by growers, dealers and processors on March 1 stood at 6.7 million hundredweight, down 49 percent from last year, the Agriculture Department

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

Fried Rice (Low Carb Foods)

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Potato stocks remain down in North Dakota
GrandForksHerald.com - FARGO, N.D. - Potato stocks in North Dakota continue to be down from a year ago. The amount of potatoes held by growers, dealers and processors on March 1 stood at 6.7 million hundredweight, down 49 percent from last year, the Agriculture Department

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Health Watch (Low Carb Diets)

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Atkins Diet Not Recommended for Everyone
Softpedia - The Atkins diet, based on low-carbohydrate and high-protein foods for the loss of weight, may not be universally recommended. Dr. Klaus-Dieter Lessnau, a clinical assistant professor of medicine at New York University School of Medicine, describes a

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Potato stocks remain down in North Dakota
Grand Forks Herald - FARGO, N.D. - Potato stocks in North Dakota continue to be down from a year ago. The amount of potatoes held by growers, dealers and processors on March 1 stood at 6.7 million hundredweight, down 49 percent from last year, the Agriculture Department

Weighty Worries On Atkins
New York Post - March 18, 2006 -- LONDON - The Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication, according to NYU researchers writing in a British medical journal. The diet calls for restricting carbohydrates, then gradually adding them back. But many

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Low-carb Atkins diet not healthy, doctors report (Low Carb Diet)

Low-carb Atkins diet not healthy, doctors report
Minneapolis Star Tribune - The low-carbohydrate Atkins diet, which experienced a peak of popularity two years ago, isn't safe and shouldn't be recommended for weight loss, according to doctors writing in the Lancet. Low-carb diets for weight management "are far from healthy

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Weighty Worries On Atkins
New York Post - March 18, 2006 -- LONDON - The Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication, according to NYU researchers writing in a British medical journal. The diet calls for restricting carbohydrates, then gradually adding them back. But many

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is (Low Carb Diets)

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Weighty Worries On Atkins
New York Post - March 18, 2006 -- LONDON - The Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication, according to NYU researchers writing in a British medical journal. The diet calls for restricting carbohydrates, then gradually adding them back. But many

Atkins Diet Linked In 1 Case To Blood-Acid Problem
WPXI - LONDON -- The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy (Low Carb Recipes)

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Atkins Diet Linked In 1 Case To Blood-Acid Problem
WPXI - LONDON -- The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Atkins Diet Linked In 1 Case To Blood-Acid Problem
Denver Channel - LONDON -- The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

Atkins Diet Not Recommended for Everyone (Low Carb Diets)

Atkins Diet Not Recommended for Everyone
Softpedia - The Atkins diet, based on low-carbohydrate and high-protein foods for the loss of weight, may not be universally recommended. Dr. Klaus-Dieter Lessnau, a clinical assistant professor of medicine at New York University School of Medicine, describes a

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is (Low Carb Recipe)

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

Weighty Worries On Atkins (Low Carb Diet)

Weighty Worries On Atkins
New York Post - March 18, 2006 -- LONDON - The Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication, according to NYU researchers writing in a British medical journal. The diet calls for restricting carbohydrates, then gradually adding them back. But many

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak, (Low Carb Food)

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

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

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Low-carb Atkins diet not healthy, doctors report
Minneapolis Star Tribune - The low-carbohydrate Atkins diet, which experienced a peak of popularity two years ago, isn't safe and shouldn't be recommended for weight loss, according to doctors writing in the Lancet. Low-carb diets for weight management "are far from healthy

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs (Low Carb Programs)

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Low-carb Atkins diet not healthy, doctors report
Minneapolis Star Tribune - The low-carbohydrate Atkins diet, which experienced a peak of popularity two years ago, isn't safe and shouldn't be recommended for weight loss, according to doctors writing in the Lancet. Low-carb diets for weight management "are far from healthy

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures (Low Carb Plans)

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy (Low Carb Food)

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Low-carb Atkins diet not healthy, doctors report
Minneapolis Star Tribune - The low-carbohydrate Atkins diet, which experienced a peak of popularity two years ago, isn't safe and shouldn't be recommended for weight loss, according to doctors writing in the Lancet. Low-carb diets for weight management "are far from healthy

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Talk of the bay (Low Carb Plans)

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Case May Tie Atkins Diet To Acidic Condition
Denver Channel - LONDON -- The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy (Low Carb Diets)

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Talk of the bay (Low Carb Food)

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

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

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Fried Rice (Low Carb Recipes)

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Case May Tie Atkins Diet To Acidic Condition
Denver Channel - LONDON -- The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

Porphyria is 'the great imitator' (Low Carb Food)

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Health Watch (Low Carb Programs)

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

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

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Diet)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Not all carbohydrates created equal (Low Carb Diet)

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures (Low Carb Recipe)

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak, (Low Carb Food)

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Health Watch (Low Carb Diets)

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Low carb diet health risk fears (Low Carb Recipes)

Low carb diet health risk fears
BBC News - In the case of this patient, doctors concluded that the Atkins diet was chiefly to blame. Professor Klaus-Dieter Lessnau, who led the team from the New York School of Medicine, wrote: "Our patient had an underlying ketosis caused by the Atkins diet

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Case study highlights possible health risk with Atkins diet
Katu.com - LONDON - The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

Dining Services offers students healthy options
Ball State Daily News - Students need to learn how to eat healthy and there is no better time than March, which is National Nutrition Month, vice president of National Nutrition Month for the Ball State Dietetics Association said. "There are the options there," vice

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

Not all carbohydrates created equal (Low Carb Plans)

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Case study highlights possible health risk with Atkins diet
Katu.com - LONDON - The popular Atkins diet could be linked to a life-threatening complication which one woman who claimed to be following it developed, according to doctors who published a case report on it Friday in a British medical journal. The Atkins diet

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal (Low Carb Diets)

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Dining Services offers students healthy options
Ball State Daily News - Students need to learn how to eat healthy and there is no better time than March, which is National Nutrition Month, vice president of National Nutrition Month for the Ball State Dietetics Association said. "There are the options there," vice

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity (Low Carb Programs)

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Fried Rice (Low Carb Plans)

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Dining Services offers students healthy options
Ball State Daily News - Students need to learn how to eat healthy and there is no better time than March, which is National Nutrition Month, vice president of National Nutrition Month for the Ball State Dietetics Association said. "There are the options there," vice

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Dining Services offers students healthy options (Low Carb Diets)

Dining Services offers students healthy options
Ball State Daily News - Students need to learn how to eat healthy and there is no better time than March, which is National Nutrition Month, vice president of National Nutrition Month for the Ball State Dietetics Association said. "There are the options there," vice

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

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

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Rev up your metabolism (Low Carb Recipes)

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

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs (Low Carb Food)

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity (Low Carb Plans)

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal (Low Carb Recipes)

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak, (Low Carb Plans)

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak, (Low Carb Plans)

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Talk of the bay (Low Carb Recipe)

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Fried Rice
California Aggie - Common in almost all cultures of the world, rice is cooked by boiling or steaming in water. However, being the lazy person that I am, for this recipe I recommend buying the steamed rice in the Asian section at the grocery store. I have been focusing

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Recipe)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Health Watch (Low Carb Diet)

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Dining Services offers students healthy options (Low Carb Plans)

Dining Services offers students healthy options
Ball State Daily News - Students need to learn how to eat healthy and there is no better time than March, which is National Nutrition Month, vice president of National Nutrition Month for the Ball State Dietetics Association said. "There are the options there," vice

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Rev up your metabolism (Low Carb Diet)

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

Dining Services offers students healthy options
Ball State Daily News - Students need to learn how to eat healthy and there is no better time than March, which is National Nutrition Month, vice president of National Nutrition Month for the Ball State Dietetics Association said. "There are the options there," vice

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Porphyria is 'the great imitator' (Low Carb Recipes)

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

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

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Not all carbohydrates created equal (Low Carb Programs)

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Dining Services offers students healthy options (Low Carb Plans)

Dining Services offers students healthy options
Ball State Daily News - Students need to learn how to eat healthy and there is no better time than March, which is National Nutrition Month, vice president of National Nutrition Month for the Ball State Dietetics Association said. "There are the options there," vice

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Porphyria is 'the great imitator' (Low Carb Programs)

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Programs)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Rev up your metabolism (Low Carb Foods)

Rev up your metabolism
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

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Not all carbohydrates created equal (Low Carb Programs)

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is (Low Carb Foods)

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Food)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Rev up your metabolism
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

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy (Low Carb Diet)

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Programs)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Health Alert: Atkins diet for seizures
WIS-TV - (National) March 14, 2006 - Is Atkins a good treatment for epilepsy? Researchers are trying to find out if the high-fat, low-carb diet can cut seizures. A year and a half ago Genevieve Schwanke was diagnosed with epilepsy. Medications weren't

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity (Low Carb Recipe)

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Rev up your metabolism
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

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Porphyria is 'the great imitator' (Low Carb Recipe)

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Rev up your metabolism
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

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Recipe)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Health Watch (Low Carb Recipe)

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity (Low Carb Plans)

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Rev up your metabolism
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

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Talk of the bay (Low Carb Recipes)

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

UI, community celebrates National Nutrition Month
Daily Illini - Today, National Nutrition Month is being celebrated with a "Step Up to Nutrition and Health Fair" at CRCE from 4-7 p.m. This fair's theme is to teach people about the new food pyramid and how nutrition and physical activity work together. There will

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs (Low Carb Recipe)

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Health Watch (Low Carb Plans)

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Rev up your metabolism
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

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Rev up your metabolism (Low Carb Diet)

Rev up your metabolism
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

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Not all carbohydrates created equal (Low Carb Recipes)

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs (Low Carb Diets)

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Porphyria is 'the great imitator' (Low Carb Diets)

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Rev up your metabolism
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

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs (Low Carb Food)

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty (Low Carb Diets)

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Porphyria is 'the great imitator' (Low Carb Foods)

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Rev up your metabolism (Low Carb Recipes)

Rev up your metabolism
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

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal (Low Carb Programs)

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity (Low Carb Diets)

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Not all carbohydrates created equal (Low Carb Plans)

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy (Low Carb Food)

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Talk of the bay (Low Carb Recipes)

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs (Low Carb Foods)

Research yields potato with big taste, low carbs
St. Petersburg Times - They went and invented the better mousetrap, or in the case of University of Florida scientists and farmers, the better potato. The big draw with this potato, according to the university, is not just that it's supposedly extra tasty and pretty, but

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak, (Low Carb Recipe)

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Rev up your metabolism
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

Health Watch (Low Carb Diets)

Health Watch
KTRE - Technology May Help People With No Medical Background Operate On Save A Life. Technology may help people with no medical background operate on save a a life. Research into why some two new cancer drugs work better with lung cancer patients who are

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Talk of the bay (Low Carb Programs)

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

Rev up your metabolism
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

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Talk of the bay (Low Carb Plans)

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

Low-carb and low-cal: not created equal
Jamaica Observer - FROM candies to bagels to beer, more than 1,000 new "low-carb" products have hit store shelves since 1999. But don't let the promises of guiltless indulgence confuse you: Just because a food is low-carb doesn't mean it will help you lose weight. And

Rev up your metabolism
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

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity (Low Carb Recipe)

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Porphyria is 'the great imitator'
Knoxville News Sentinel - There were no ribbons dotting lapels or walks or galas. The rare group of eight disorders collectively known as porphyria affects about one in 750,000 people or fewer. But if you're in that small group, some awareness could come in handy. It's

An Unreasonable Expectation Of Privacy
MediaPost - PEOPLE WHO ARE SCHOOLED IN the art of the Internet or those who understand how computers work know that anytime you interact with a computer, your actions can (and probably will) be logged. The level of detail depends upon who is doing the logging

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak, (Low Carb Diets)

FACE TO FACE: Anita Sarawak,
Malay Mail - 53, Malaysia s adopted daughter, is everywhere - hosting a talk show, endorsing a skin care brand, promoting jewellery and health drinks, acting in a telemovie and launching a new album. The queen of re-invention, Anita is always in demand and her

Not all carbohydrates created equal
Evansville Courier-Press - We've all heard the expression "You are what you eat." But in an ultra-crazy world with numerous opportunities to eat during the day, many of us become numb to the effect of our food choices. When my boys were small, I got into the habit of eating a

Talk of the bay
St. Petersburg Times - A slowdown in the real estate market apparently means it's time for a little damage control. David Lereah, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, has changed the name of his book. Old title: Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Council seeks ban (Low Carb Foods)

Council seeks ban
Seattle Times - Five members of the King County Council introduced legislation Thursday that would ban discrimination on the basis of gender identity. The ordinance sponsored by all five members of the council's Democratic majority matches language protecting

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

No more excuses: Despite physical, emotional setbacks, nurse is
Herald & Review - Kathleen Gepford has battled back from so many serious setbacks and challenges in recent years, she has trouble remembering of all of them. A few years ago Gepford, 43, a consulting nurse with Rambo Pharmacy, suffered a heart attack and blood clot in

Marc K. Siegel : The Flavor Of Obesity
New York Post - E IGHT years ago, at the height of the low-carb-diet fervor, my secretary would sit in front of my patients breakfasting on bacon and eggs with no toast or potatoes. After decades of pasta, fiber and fruit, it seemed strange to see bacon and eggs

Krispy Kreme Gets Krafty
MSNBC - It's time to make the doughnuts for a former Kraft executive who takes over the troubled Krispy Kreme chain. There's a new chieftain at Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) . Daryl Brewster, who until recently served as the president of the North American snack