Nutrition News HeadlinesLatest Nutrition & Diet industry news headlines for quick browsing of the latest industry news in your specialisation. See other health and medical categories in top menu. The Nutrition Facts Label: Your Tool for a Healthy Heart Sacramento Bee 7, 2012 -- /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- February is American Heart Month, and the US Food and Drug Administration has a simple tool to help you achieve a heart-healthy lifestyle! It's called the Nutrition Facts Label, and you can find it on all packaged ... and more » Diet pyramid for African-Americans created by Boston nutrition group Boston Globe Getting back to home-cooked basic dishes ? based on staples from the American South, Caribbean, South America, and, yes, Africa ? was the thought behind the new African heritage diet pyramid created by Oldways, a nonprofit nutrition education ... and more » New York Times Walmart to Label Healthy Foods New York Times ?We've been very focused on cutting costs in supply chain to help us achieve this,? said Andrea Thomas, senior vice president for sustainability at Walmart. Experts on nutrition and health generally commended the standards the company established for ... Eggs Receive Great for You Seal from WalmartMarketWatch (press release) The Walmart Foundation Donates $9.5 Million to Help U.S. Families Access the ...Sacramento Bee Wal-Mart Creates Icon For Food Packages To Encourage Healthful ChoicesNPR (blog) BlissTree -Arizona Daily Star (blog) all 361 news articles » Kellogg'sŪ Boosts America's Fiber Intake with Cereals That Offer Fiber and ... MarketWatch (press release) Look for those that are higher in fiber, according to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Kellogg's offers more cereals with at least a good source (3 grams) of fiber and 8 grams of whole grains than any other US food company (1). Nutrition experts ... and more » Multivitamins are wise when diet is low in whole foods Auburn Citizen In fact, about half of adult American men and women take some form of daily vitamin supplement. This is at the cost of about $23 billion per year, according to a 2009 New York Times piece. But the latest research has largely been disappointing. Best Syndication Vitamin D Deficiency High Among Trauma Patients MarketWatch (press release) 7, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- New research presented at the 2012 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) found that 77 percent of trauma patients had deficient or insufficient levels of vitamin D. Researchers have ... Women with Osteoporosis Wrist Fractures had Vitamin D DeficiencyBest Syndication all 33 news articles » Vitamin D and Cancer Treatment Huffington Post So for me a supplement is the only way to guarantee I have it. I take a supplement of 500iu each day. Reinhold Veith of the University of Toronto, who has been studying Vitamin D for his entire career, wrote in the American Journal of Nutrition that ... The Guardian Vitamin Supplements: Be Very Careful InjuryBoard.com Most of us take, or at some time in our life have taken, vitamin supplements. We see and hear the health claims of many vitamin manufacturers and marketers, and we don't think of vitamins as medicines or as being potentially harmful. Vitamin D awareness in decline, say doctorsThe Guardian all 40 news articles » Daily Mail Bread is No.1 source of salt in US diet Sky News Australia Bread is No.1 source of salt in US diet Updated: 17:58, Wednesday February 8, 2012 Bread and rolls, not chips and pretzels, are the No.1 source of salt in the American diet, according to a study. Fresh chicken and turkey, which is sometimes injected ... 'Hidden' salt cited as culprit in U.S. dietSTLtoday.com Bread No. 1 source of salt in American diet, CDC reportsGlobalPost CDC: Breads top list of salt sources in US dietSan Francisco Chronicle Chicago Tribune all 554 news articles » Diet pyramid for African-Americans created by Boston nutrition group Boston Globe Getting back to home-cooked basic dishes ? based on staples from the American South, Caribbean, South America, and, yes, Africa ? was the thought behind the new African heritage diet pyramid created by Oldways, a nonprofit nutrition education ... and more » Chicago Tribune Sweet treats CAN be part of a heart-healthy diet Chicago Tribune February is synonymous with hearts ? for Valentine's Day and for American Heart Month. What a fitting time to think about the heart and what can be done to maintain its health. Heart disease is often thought of as a "men's disease," but it is the ... February is American Heart Month: Are you heart healthy?Daily Clay County Advocate-Press Take it to heart: Get moving, get healthyAuburn Reporter Understanding the facts about heart diseaseThe Columbian Fort Morgan Times -Patch.com -Care2.com all 69 news articles » Manuel Villacorta: When It Comes to Gluten, Don't Wheat Yourself Out Fox News So many people in recent years have been completely eliminating this protein, which is found in wheat and grains, from their diet. In fact, the $1.6 billion spent last year on gluten-free products, when 3 million Americans are thought to be celiac's ... and more » The 'fit but fat' debate: Weight loss should still be the goal, experts say Chicago Tribune Findings from a study published in the September 2011 Journal of the American College of Cardiology revealed that MNBO people were less likely to develop heart failure over a six-year period, compared to people of normal weight who had metabolic ... Los Angeles Bariatric Surgeon Discusses Revision Weight Loss Surgery San Francisco Chronicle (press release) He says while the risks of living with morbid obesity significantly outweigh the risks of bariatric surgery, complications may still occur in achieving a patient's weight loss goals that require revision bariatric surgery. According to the American ... and more » mobihealthnews American Medical Association offers weight loss app mobihealthnews At the end of January the American Medical Association (AMA) offered up its second consumer facing smartphone app: Weigh What Matters. The free app, which is available for Apple iOS and Android devices, aims to help people work with their physicians to ... and more » Menopause Myths On Weight Gain And Age Disspelled Huffington Post (blog) And nine out of 10 American premenopausal and menopausal women will gain weight (as will 70 percent of all women worldwide, due to varied diets and other cultural influences), says Amos Pines, MD, former president of the International Menopause Society ...
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