You Can Reap Chocolate’s Benefits, Even If You Shun Sugar!
Lately, it seems that one study after another has been touting the virtues of chocolate and cocoa, including the many benefits we […]
Month: November 2005
French Scientists May Have Learned Why High-Protein Diets Work
It sounds like French scientists have hit upon a groundbreaking discovery — they think they may have a plausible explanation for why […]
Foods to Set The Mood For Romance
Wanna how to set the scene for romance? The always-interesting ivillage.com offers an intriguing reply from nutritionist Lynn Grieger, R.D., C.D., C.D.E. […]
Word Gets Out About My 21-Day, Kick-Sugar Program
Special thanks to my online buddies Jimmy Moore and Regina Wilshire for being so supportive by letting people know about my 21-Day, […]
New Sugar-Like Sweetener is in the Works
Here we go again. Scientists believe that a low-calorie sweetener that tastes like sugar and could help control diabetes and obesity might […]
Soft Drinks May Increase Risk for High Blood Pressure
We already know drinking lots of soda can be devastating to our bodies, causing us to gain weight, as recent studies have […]
One Third of Diabetics Don’t Get Checked: Take Better Care of Yourself
About one-third of our nation’s near-21 million diabetics diabetics don’t get an annual A1C check as recommended by the American Diabetes Association, […]
Some 2 Million Kids Have Pre-Diabetes
The news just gets more depressing and diabetes-inundated by the day! Now comes the latest diabetes horror — this one relating to […]
November is American Diabetes Month
This month (November) is American Diabetes Month, the American Diabetes Association informs us. Therefore, this month I’m planning some posts to alert […]
Hot Books from Dr. Walter Willett and Marc David
Wow! I had the most amazing day — my second as part of the 2005-2006 school year at the Institute for Integrative […]