Eating hot peppers may decrease mortality
A study published in PLoS ONE shows that consumption of hot red chili peppers may be associated with a reduction in total mortality—primarily in deaths due to heart disease or … Continue Reading →
A study published in PLoS ONE shows that consumption of hot red chili peppers may be associated with a reduction in total mortality—primarily in deaths due to heart disease or … Continue Reading →
How and where Americans source meals and the attributes that will win share of wallet are ever-changing. The NPD Group, a global information company, has predicted five overarching trends to … Continue Reading →
Older people who consume seafood or other foods containing omega-3 fatty acids at least once a week may experience a lesser cognitive decline than those who do not, according to … Continue Reading →
Age, ethnicity, life stage, and values influence current and future eating behaviors, according to a recently released study by the NPD Group that compiles 30 years of consumption data to … Continue Reading →
According to the National Geographic, the Netherlands Nutrition Centre is recommending people eat just two servings of meat a week (<500 g/week), setting an explicit limit on meat consumption for … Continue Reading →
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs) are published every five years by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA) and Dept. of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to provide evidence-based healthy … Continue Reading →
A study published in the American Journal of Health Promotion shows that receiving less than seven hours a night may be linked to obesity due to an increase in secondary … Continue Reading →
Clean eating is what is making the perimeter of grocery stores a popular spot, but a new report by The NPD Group, a global information company, finds that many consumers … Continue Reading →
A study published in Obesity shows that consuming a high-protein breakfast (containing 35 g of protein) may prevent body fat gain, reduce daily food intake and feelings of hunger, and … Continue Reading →
A new study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that during 2007–2010, half of the total U.S. population consumed less than 1 cup of fruit … Continue Reading →