Swallowing myths

Article Abstract:

Numerous diet myths are still believed in by many people despite being contradicted by scientific facts. This is attributed to the tendency of most people to believe the first information they receive about a nutrition topic. One well-known myth is that honey is more nutritious than sugar.

Analysis, Reports, Diet

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Nutrition: studying the studies

Article Abstract:

Nutrition studies once in a while make the headlines and people can be at a loss reconciling contrasting findings. Thus, one study declared pasta to be fattening, a finding that was not verified in other studies. Unfortunately, the original study made the headlines but the others did not.

Media coverage

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Studying the studies

Article Abstract:

Stories of certain drugs or food that are reported to promote weight loss or weight gain should first be substantiated by adequate research. Decades of research reveal that diets low in fat and high in fiber-rich carbohydrates diminish disease risk and body weight.

Research, Dietary supplements, Nutritional aspects, Beta carotene, Fish oils in human nutrition, Fish oils

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