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Soccer Moms Cry Foul over Lack of Healthy Snack Options According to New YoCrunch Survey
While many young athletes consider the post-game snack to be a highlight, a new survey finds that the majority of team moms are less than excited by the lack of nutritional value i
All the answers on healthy eating
Foods that harm or foods that heal? Dukan or detox? Paleo or Pritikin? There are so many confusing messages around what constitutes healthy eating that it's hard to know where to begin.
iVan survey proves five-a-day van drivers are flouting their unhealthy stereotype
Are all van drivers tabloid-reading, football-loving stereotypical white van men? The type who roam the road in a Ford Transit, cutting up car drivers before nipping off for a crafty pint on the way home?(PRWEB UK) 22 May 2012 Are van drivers a healthy bunch? Most people would probably think not. However, a new survey conducted by iVan insurance has revealed that van drivers are, perhaps ...
Available For Comment: Healthy Eating On A Budget Experts
WASHINGTON, May 16, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Healthy eating doesn't have to break the bank! The U.S. Department of Agriculture's newly released survey finds that healthy foods aren't necessarily more expensive, which is good news for consumers. How do we take those findings and...
Eating Recovery Center Encourages Healthy Lifestyle Choices in Preparation for Summertime Fun, Food and Fashion
DENVER, CO-- - As a barrage of advertisements urging men and women to begin weight loss programs in preparation for summer activities hit the airwaves and span the pages of magazines, Eating Recovery Center ...
Women Say Cost of Food Hampers Healthy Eating
Women find many excuses not to eat healthy and many feel bad about it, but according to a new national poll in the June 2012 issue of ShopSmart magazine, the cost of healthful foods is the top deterrent that keeps 57 percent of women from doing so.
Imp: READ: Teenagers in 2012 At Increased Risk For Heart Disease
According to recent data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey study, (NHANES)(http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nhanes.htm), teenagers growing up today may be at increased risk for heart disease, mainly as the result of excess weight gain which can predispose them to development of metabolic syndrome, which is characterized by central obesity, elevated blood sugar, elevated ...
Soccer Moms Cry Foul Over Lack of Healthy Snack Options
While many young athletes consider the post-game snack to be a highlight, a new survey finds that the majority of team moms are less than excited by the lack of nutritional value in these post-game treats.
U.S. Teens Heading for Heart Trouble: Study
MONDAY, May 21 (HealthDay News) -- Many American teenagers, including some with a normal, healthy weight, already have one or more risk factors for heart disease, researchers say.
Watching TV Linked to Poor Diet in Students
TV viewing is linked not only with unhealthy snacking while watching, but also with less healthy eating habits at all times, a study finds.
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