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March 12, 2009

Saying nuts to Nutricate? The apparent success and consumer popularity of municipal laws in New York City, Seattle, Philadelphia and elsewhere that require chain restaurants to post nutritional information on their menus means that (1) more American cities’ elected officials will propose simil...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by robert at 7:55 AM

March 04, 2009

Low energy density diet prevents weight gain Children who have a gene linked to an increased risk of obesity can prevent that fate by eating more fruits and vegetables, according to a report from the journal PLoS ONE. Looking at more than 2,000 children, researchers from University College London an...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Sarah at 5:22 PM

February 09, 2009

Contributor: “Dr. J” Dr. J offers his irreverent, slightly irrelevant, but possibly useful opinions on health and fitness. A Florida surgeon and fitness freak with a black belt in karate, he runs 50 miles a week and flies a Cherokee Arrow 200. When Mike Tyson tried to explain his appetit...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by dr-j at 6:50 AM

February 08, 2009

Brits hoping to work off some of that baby fat How worried are they in Britain about the soaring obesity rates among children? This worried: some municipalities are ginning up “movercise” exercise programs for young kids, and by “young,” they mean as early as one year old. Th...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by robert at 10:53 AM

February 04, 2009

More TV predicts unhealthy diet If you need another argument for why your teenagers shouldn’t spend so much time watching television, a University of Minnesota study of 2,000 kids found that those who watched the most television were more likely to follow an unhealthy diet five years later. Those ...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Sarah at 5:08 PM

January 09, 2009

The numbers are improving, unless they aren’t Things are looking up on the childhood obesity front. Or are they? Decide for yourself. The hard data, as reported in a recent issue of USA Today: In 1980, 7 percent of American kids ages 6 to 11 and 5 percent of those 12 to 19 were obese. By 1994,...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by robert at 10:09 AM

December 17, 2008

Former Iowa governor to be announced today Though the announcement was unofficial at the time of this writing, it was expected that Barak Obama would announce former Iowa governor (and very brief contestant for the Democratic nomination) Tom Vilsack as his nominee for Secretary of Agriculture. Vilsa...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Sarah at 5:46 PM

December 14, 2008

As some of you know, I am certified by the American Council on Exercise as a personal trainer. ACE as it's called for short, is one of the largest if not THE largest certification trainer agencies in the world. You'd think that an organization of this size and strength would be vigilant in p...
The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Fred Hahn at 10:19 AM

December 12, 2008

Out of sight, out of stomach Waltham Forest, a neighborhood in east London, is about to try something that would initiate an absolute firestorm of controversy, to say nothing of litigation, if attempted in the United States, and may do the same there as well. The local council, supported by 93 perce...
CalorieLab Diet News [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by robert at 6:52 AM

December 11, 2008

The United States is the fattest nation in the world. We're also the most litigious. It's time for these two giants to meet. Two recent studies related to childhood obesity point to new hope for health-related lawsuits against "Big Fat" companies, like McDonalds, KFC and other makers of fast-foo...
FindLaw's Common Law [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by findlaw staff at 5:04 PM
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