Healthy diet

March 1 (Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama is in “excellent health,” his doctor said after yesterday’s annual checkup of the U.S. chief executive.

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By: Matthew Keever The Food Advisory Committee has taken a proactive stance in students’ eating habits and is awaiting their response.  While focusing on meeting students’ dietary needs, the Committee has also pledged to make a positive impact on the Earth….

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Welcome to the sweet life of Michael Rosenberg. Rosenberg, the founder, president, and chief executive officer of Closter-based Promotion in Motion Cos., heads a company that’s posted double-digit annual growth over the past decade.

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Outside of genetic factors which can’t be controlled (at least until gene therapy becomes mainstream), there are a few things that are important for heart health such as reducing stress, eating healthy and regular physical exercise. Those that have suffered a heart attack or a stroke are generally put on a strict regiment of healthy diet [...]

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Nearly 150,000 Americans are diagnosed with colorectal cancer each year. This deadly disease steadily is becoming more common in young adults. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and as a dietitian, I think all consumers should know that simple dietary changes can help lower colorectal cancer risk.

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As the economic squeeze continues, many Americans remain concerned that the cost of a healthy diet is out of reach. Farm Bureau’s Food Check-Out Week Feb. 21-27 focuses on helping Americans learn how to stretch their grocery dollars with healthy, nutritious food.

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Eating a “healthy diet” and not losing weight! Sure it’s frustrating but are you willing to do what’s necessary to start getting results? The no holds barred facts about why you’re struggling with weightloss.

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Fruits and vegetables may not sound very magical, but every day there are more reasons to add more color to your plate.

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Eating heart healthy doesn’t have to taste bland. St. Thomas More Hospital chef John Degenhart and dietician Dave Egerdahl demonstrated how a heart healthy diet not only can be colorful, diverse and simple to prepare, it also can please the pallet.

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Elderly people are less likely to suffer strokes or brain damage while adhering to a Mediterranean-style diet, according to research conducted by Dr Nikolaos Scarmeas.

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