Nutrition: Specific Diets & Foods
Tips to Cut Fat and Calories During the Holidays
12/20/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityConsider these tips to help you cut back on fat and calories in your holiday favorites.
Avoid Putting on the Holiday Pounds
12/14/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityRegardless of the news reports, actual weight gain among most Americans averages about one pound during the holiday season.
The Scoop on Slow Churned Ice Cream
12/11/06, Johns Hopkins UniversitySlow churned ice cream is a rich and creamy ice cream product that is the result of new technology and churning techniques and has less calories and…
Sponsored Links
Rachael Ray's Diet Works
I cut down 47 lbs of stomach fat in just 2 months with this 1 old diet.
www.HelensDiet.com/BlogLose 32 Lbs Per Month
Eat These 2 Simple Foods And Lose 32 Lbs Per Month Effortlessly.
AphroditeWomensHealth.comFood Nutrition
Are Your Kids Getting The Healthy Nutrition They Need?
www.Quakeroats.com/quakeroatmealFat Burning Foods Made Me Fat
I Lose 47lbs In 2 Months Following This 1 Simple Rule
TheBestWeightLossDietOf2009.com
Making Lactose Intolerance Tolerable
12/05/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityLactose intolerance - not to be confused with a milk allergy - is a person's inability to digest large amounts of lactose, the primary sugar found in…
Soy: A Small Bean with Huge Benefits
12/03/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityCheck out these ideas to make soy a bigger part of your daily food consumption.
Healthy Vegetarian
11/29/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhatever your reason for becoming a vegetarian, make sure your diet follows sound nutrition principles.
Cranberries: More Than Just Thanksgiving Fare
11/16/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityOne widely known use of cranberries is to prevent urinary tract infections by drinking cranberry juice. Apparently that's more than just an old wives…
The Truth About Those Thanksgiving Naps
11/14/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityThis Thanksgiving, just take the nap and remember not to blame the turkey!
Diet for Kidney Disease
11/13/07, HealthwiseWhen you have kidney disease, your kidneys are no longer able to filter waste products and fluids from your blood. You can help control a buildup of these substances by avoiding foods that tend to make the problem worse.
Rediscover the Art of Cooking
11/02/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityNo longer limited to the gourmet culinary presence of Julia and Jacques, we now have hundreds of food experts broadcasting into our homes, opening…
Filter Articles By:
- Ask Dr. Mao (5)
- Forbes Magazine (1)
- Healthwise (6)
- Johns Hopkins University (44)
- Joy Bauer Nutrition (10)
- Men's Health (16)
- PDR.net (2)
- Prevention (6)
- SELF.com (1)
- Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex? (1)
- Women's Health (3)
Content Type:
Provider:
In the Spotlight
Flip the Fat Switch
Minimize sugar's harmful effects and create a leaner, healthier body.
Get the Skinny »Yahoo! Groups
Join the Conversation:
Join a Yahoo! Group and discuss topics with other members of the group.
All Nutrition Groups »Search on Yahoo! Health
Elsewhere on the Web
- International Food Information Council
- Nutrition and Food Information Center
- Food Guide Pyramid
- Nutrition and Food
Search the Web for
NutritionYahoo! Health Videos
Nutrition
Play Video
Living Well: Superfoods
Provided by: LIME.comIf "you are what you eat", how can you make simple changes in your diet to get a…
Play Video
Living Well: Feeding the Brain
Provided by: LIME.comOz shares a diet that can reduce your risk for alzheimers and help you live longer.
Play Video
A Balanced And Natural Pregnancy: Yoga…
Provided by: LIME.comPregnancy pains, aches, and cramp can be relieved with yoga. Dr. Penington…
Play Video
Pure & Simple: A Chef's Inspiration
Provided by: LIME.comA chef's inspiration often begins early, here Michel Nischan will reflect on his…
My Health
helpTip of the Day
Provided by: RealAgeNov 5, 2009Piling your favorite sandwich fixings on the right kind of bread could mean healthier blood pressure. The right choice? One hundred percent whole-grain.
Read More »View All Tips »