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Heart-healthy diet doesn't have to be costly

Spending more on food isn't the only way to buy the healthiest diet, new research shows.

Low-carb vegetables diet combo is better, study shows

Low-carb diets are not similar to each other, according to a new Boston study. Your health may depend on what you have with it.

Making own meals may not mean better diet quality

Young adults who have a hand in making their own meals may not eat much better than those who leave dinner to someone else, a new study suggests.

Vegetable-based low-carb diet better for heart, research shows

In a recent study of about 130,000 men and women in the medical journal Annals of Internal Medicine, it was found that people who were on a low-carb vegetable-based diet were healthier than people who got their proteins from animal sources. Researchers found that low-carb veggie eaters had lower mortality rate from diseases like cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular problems.

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The rise of ancient purple carrots as superfood, study backs up

Purple carrots are now propositioned as the next superfood, based on the recent Australian study.

7 Celebrity Fad Diets

Oh, Hollywood celebrities... their lifestyles are just as wild as their eating habits.

3 Tips to Eat a Healthier Diet to Lose Weight Faster

If you want to lose weight, we all know that eating a healthy diet should be your first priority. Sure, exercise is important, but diet is king when it comes to lifelong weight management.

Stay healthy by drinking camel milk

Camel milk has been long known for its curative properties - it contains high concentration of lactoferrin that has amazing anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties.

Study says ADHD could be linked to diet

A new Australian study suggests that ADHD in adolescents might be linked to Western diets that tend to be high in refined sugar and sodium, total fat and saturated fat.

Weight gain linked to meat diet

A recent study has found that eating more red and processed meat each day leads to weight gain for both men and women.

Burger diet linked to higher childhood asthma risk

Children who eat three or more burgers a week may be at a higher risk of asthma and wheezing, but a healthy diet rich in fruit and fish seems to stave off the risk, according to a large international study.

Fighting cancer: Diet, scant exercise problems

(Reuters) - The United States does not produce or import anywhere near enough fruits and vegetables to provide Americans the right kind of diet to prevent cancer, government researchers said on Wednesday.

Australian scientists to test children with feeding difficulties

Australian scientists are seeking to find the best treatment alternative for children who have eating problems to reduce the increase in the number of malnourished children who had to be medically assisted due to their food-shunning behaviour.

Diets Determine your Risk of Dementia?

Dr Yian Gu and colleagues at Columbia University Medical Centre in the US over the four years study shown that out of 2,148 retirement-age adults living in New york, 253 of these older adults developed Alzheimer's disease.

Australian Diet ‘Worse than American’

An obesity expert from the UK believes Australia has overtaken America as having one of the unhealthiest diets in the world.

Diet can sharply cut Alzheimer's risk: study

(Reuters) - A diet rich in olive oil, nuts, fish, poultry and certain fruits and vegetables may have a powerful effect at staving off Alzheimer's disease, researchers reported on Monday.

A call to restrict junk food, alcohol ads to curb obesity

Health groups have used Easter, one of the most gluttonous days of the year, to call for restriction on junk food and alcohol advertising.

A call for a total ban of trans-fat in Australia

An Australian panel called Review of Food Labeling and Policy is considering a recommendation of a required labeling of trans-fat in Australian foods or going a step further with a total ban for the country.

A healthy diet may trim breast cancer risk

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A woman may not be able to change her family history of breast cancer, but she can typically control what she eats and drinks. And consuming more vegetables and whole grains -- and less alcohol -- just might trim her chances of getting the disease, according to an analysis of published studies.

A call to review menus for nursing home residents

In a step to ensure that all nursing home residents are not being malnourished, nutritionists have call for a compulsory food inspection to be conducted.

Salt levels in ready-to-eat cereals, breads to be cut

As a part of a healthy diet initiative, Australia's leading food manufacturers are going to do us all a favour, by cutting the amount of salt in breakfast cereals and bread.

Mediterranean diet tied to fertility treatment success

study suggests women who closely adhere to a Mediterranean-style diet rich in vegetables, vegetable oils and fish may have a higher likelihood of becoming pregnant after infertility treatment.

Low-carb diet best for lowering blood pressure

In the study, overweight or obese individuals who went on a low-carb diet lost about the same amount of weight as those who cut down on their fat intake and took the weight-loss aid orlistat (sold as Xenical or Alli). However, the low-carb diet produced more favorable effects on blood pressure.

Top Celebrity Diet and Weight Loss News of 2009

No one's weight is more scrutinized or weight loss practices more imitated than the Hollywood crowd. With personal budgets that allow for the best training, cooks, and food, not to mention the freedom in scheduling to make time for working out, it's no wonder these stars have enviable figures. But