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An independent (no sponsors, no advertisements) consumer newsletter offering practical guidance on food and nutrition. Covers a wide range of food and nutrition topics, including food safety, nutritional supplements, and recent research findings. Includes

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Protect your vision with nutrient-rich, low-GI foods.(Just In)(glycemic index)(Brief article)
July 1, 2009... An analysis of data from the Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS) revealed that study participants whose diets were high in certain nutrients and foods with a low glycemic index (GI) had the lowest risks of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). AMD, which initially affects central vision,...

The latest on protecting the prostate from cancer, enlargement and more.(Report)
July 1, 2009... Most men will experience a prostate problem at some point in their lives because much can go awry with this walnut-sized gland beneath the bladder. The most common conditions include prostatitis-inflammation of the prostate-which can cause pain and can interfere with urination and sexual...

Could broiling and grilling be almost as bad for you as frying?(Research News)
July 1, 2009... Here's a twist to the adage that you are what you eat: How you cook your food may be just as important to your health as the food itself. That's what researchers discovered recently when they looked at blood levels of compounds that form in foods during cooking. They linked the compounds to...

Pump it up: 10 strength training tips for bones, balance, weight control.(You Should Know)
July 1, 2009... Not so long ago, lifting weights conjured up images of Arnold Schwarzenegger in his bodybuilding heyday; it certainly wasn't an activity encouraged for someone at risk for a heart attack. Now, however, health experts recommend strength training for everyone to improve overall health and...

High-fiber cereals: still a very smart health move.(Nutrition Comparison)(Statistical table)
July 1, 2009... Fiber has an image problem. It's not trendy like omega-3 fats or phytonutrients. Chances are, unless you're irregular, you don't even think about it. You should. Most Americans get only about 15 grams of dietary fiber a day--not even close to the recommended 25 and 38 grams for women and...