The diet craze. Setting the record straight on high-protein, low-carbohydrate diets.
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Diabetes Complications↗
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Winning at losing: a guide to healthy weight loss. Rating the diets. Experts weigh in on the pluses and minuses of popular diet plans.
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Diabetes Complications↗
On call. I've been struggling with my weight for most of my 56 years. Despite a careful diet, I've crossed the line from overweight to obese. I know from reading Harvard Men's Health Watch that I should slim down--but I also read how hard it is and that most diets fail. If it's so hard to reduce, why do you bother writing about obesity? I'd rather read about something else!
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Diet↗
Research profile. Diet vs. diet. To "low-carb" or not to "low-carb". Mary C. Gannon, PhD.
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Diabetes Mellitus↗
Effects of high sodium diet and of high potassium diet on the adrenals and kidney of the desert kangaroo rat and domestic albino rat.
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Adrenal Glands↗
[Influence of the addition of succinylsulfathiazol to a diet low in casein and lard on the action of vitamin A manifested by this diet deprived of axerophthol and carotenoids].
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Carotenoids↗
[Evolution of experimental influenza type A in animals on hypoproteic diet and on the same diet supplemented with certain amino acids].
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Amino Acids↗
[Evolution of experimental influenza in animals on hyperlipid diet and in animals on the same diet supplemented with methionine].
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Animals↗
Fecal fatty acids and other lipids: a study of two normal human adults taking (1) a diet free of lipid and (2) a diet containing triolein as the only lipid.
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Adult↗
Studies of the diets of pregnant women in Mississippi: II diet patterns.
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Diet↗
Step away from the couch. Exercise and a balanced diet do more than fad diets to help you stay healthy and manage your weight.
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Body Weight↗
Dieting with a French accent. It's not true that French women don't get fat, but the best-selling diet book is fun and, who knows, may help some people lose a few pounds.
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Diet Fads↗
[Questionnaire survey of diet and diet-related foods by NCAC].
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Adolescent↗
Hospitalized dialysis patients have lower nutrient intakes on renal diet than on regular diet.
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Anthropometry↗
The Non-Diet Diet: a 100-point scoring system for monitoring weight loss behavior.
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Adult↗
Low protein diet, designed as a 'self-selected' diet.
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Diet↗
[Anthropological research method. A description of the diet habits and and their related factors among people who keep a special diet "Syoku-youjou"].
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Anthropology, Cultural↗
[Diet treatment in clinical practice. Advice on diet--more than a knowledge of dietetics].
Eating habits are deeply rooted and founded early in life. The need to change one's eating habits in order to treat a certain disease or a metabolic disorder may seem to impose a well nigh impossible task. It is therefore extremely important that the dietitian adjust the recommendations to each individual's needs, wishes and circumstances. The article translates nutritional objectives into practical advice. The desired dietary composition is essentially the same for the foods which are recommended for the treatment of diabetes, hyperlipoproteinemia and hypertension.
Diet Therapy↗