Fat-free fat: what's the catch? Read the fine print before stocking up on snacks

Article Abstract:

Proctor and Gamble has developed a synthetic fat called olestra, which has the ability to move through the body without being absorbed or digested. However, it may also create digestive problems, prevent the absorption of some nutrients and vitamins, and reduce carotenoids in the body.

Physiological aspects, Olestra, Artificial foods, Synthetic foods

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FDA approves new drugs for type II diabetes

Article Abstract:

Two additional oral drugs, Glucophage and Precose, have been made available for treatment of type II diabetes. The new drugs may be suitable for those who experience side effects from the previous oral therapies, although a physician should be consulted concerning treatment.

Drug therapy, Type 2 diabetes

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