Is there anything left to eat?

Article Abstract:

The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) has published reports critical of the nutritional value of deli sandwiches, Mexican cuisine, and other food types, but the reports do not mean that these foods are always bad. Advice on how to prepare lower fat versions of such foods is presented.

Health aspects, Recipes and menus, Cover Story, Seafood, Low-fat diet, Low fat diet, Sandwiches, Cookery, Mexican, Mexican cooking, Popcorn

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Health Jeopardy! Winning the weight-loss game

Article Abstract:

Weight loss experts offer guidelines for successful dieting, answer questions and dispel myths about dieting. They offer suggestions on how to handle cravings, increase metabolism and get some exercise. They dispel the myth that yo-yo dieting is unhealthy an offer help for the genetically obese.

Methods, Reducing diets, Genetic aspects, Obesity, Genetics

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Attack of the killer tomatoes (and other scary headlines.)(nutritional news items; includes related article)

Article Abstract:

The press often sensationalizes scientific findings about foods, and people sometimes react by fearing certain foods. An explanation of how scientists conduct food research and how a headline can be misleading are discussed.

Media coverage, Food research

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