Yoghurt With Olibra Suppresses Appetite

Olibra, a fat emulsion product derived from palm oil and oat oil, appears to be an effective appetite suppressant.  Those consuming yoghurt with olibra experienced reduced hunger and had less desire to eat.  They also had a longer time interval between consuming the yoghurt and the time when hunger scores returned to baseline.
Olibra(R) was developed in Sweden […]

What Makes a Healthy Protein So Healthy?

You might have read about good carbs vs. bad carbs and good fats vs. bad fats, but what about protein? Not so many articles talk about good proteins vs….

Exercise Dramatically Reduces Triglycerides

Just a single exercise session done at a moderate intensity dramatically improves plasma triglycerides.  The effect lasts into the next day.   Lower triglycerides are associated with lower Body Mass Index (BMI) and Waist to Hip Ratios (WHR) along with improved insulin sensitivity.
The reduction in triglycerides was correlated with exercise duration and intensity.  Light exercise was unable […]

Fast Food Ban in Los Angeles

In the last couple of years we have had bans on sodas in schools and a ban on trans fats in New York City. Last month the city council…

FDA OKs Irradiation of Spinach and Lettuce

The US government will now allow food producers to use radiation on lettuce and spinach to kill E. coli and other germs that cause food-borne illness in humans. Irradiation…

High Fiber Foods

Choosing foods that are high in fiber is a great way to maintain your weight and keep your digestive system healthy. High-fiber foods essentially include whole vegetables, whole fruits…

Picnics, Barbecues and Food Safety

Don’t you just love outdoor barbecues and picnics? Maybe a big holiday party with friends and family, a romantic picnic for two, or even a fun family outing with…

Can Beer Be Good for You?

Beer is a very popular beverage all around the world. There are dark beers, light beers and beers with fruit flavors.
People have been brewing and drinking beer for thousands…

Fish For Preventing Heart Disease

A study just published by the Journal of the American College of Cardiology shows that Japanese men are much less likely to have clogged arteries than American men (or even…

Magnesium Intake Related to Metabolic Syndrome

Increasing your intake of magnesium can help you avoid the metabolic syndrome and associated weight gain.  Magnesium intake is inversely associated with the metabolic syndrome, with higher levels reducing the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome.
The researchers also found a significant inverse relationship between magnesium intake and BMI.  Fasting glucose was also improved with more magnesium.
Whole […]

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