 Los Angeles Times | FDA Advisers Bless New Diet Drug Wall Street Journal By JENNIFER CORBETT DOOREN A federal advisory panel overwhelmingly backed the weight-loss drug Qnexa, clearing the way for the Food and Drug Administration to potentially approve a prescription diet drug for the first time in more than a decade. Diet Drug Qnexa Gets Thumbs-Up From FDA Panel Experimental diet pill Qnexa one step closer to FDA approval Diet drug Qnexa should be approved, panel says |
 LifeGoesStrong | Study: Diet Soda Linked to Higher Heart Attack Risk WBAY Experts say people who drank a can of diet soda a day had a 43-percent higher risk of stroke or heart attack than people who didn't drink any. The study by the University of Miami and Columbia University followed more than 2500 people over a decade. Diet soda tied to heart attack, stroke risks: study Diet Soft Drinks Could Increase Risk Of Heart Attack And Stroke Watch even diet drinks as you watch waist |
 Plain Dealer | Creative Bioscience Named Top-Selling Natural Diet Formula Company by SPINS ... Bradenton Herald 21, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ -- Creative Bioscience announced today it has been named the #1 top-selling maker of all-natural diet formulas in the 2011 SPINS Topline report, skyrocketing to a 31 percent market share in the company's first-ever appearance ... Diet Doc Weight Loss Announces No More Diets with Harsh Rules Diet Doc Weight Loss Demystifies the Legal Questions On The HCG Diet In a ... 6 Diets With Harsh Rules: Some weight-loss plans have tough rules, like severe ... |
 BlissTree | Report: Gluten-free diets not always a good idea Fox News Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Gluten-free diets are popular these days, but commentary from the Annals of Internal Medicine says going gluten-free if you don't have to may be a bad idea, Time.com reported. Some individuals – like TV host ... Gluten-free diet more of a fad than absolute necessity for many Celiac diagnosis drives gluten-free diet Gluten Sensitivity Elimination Diet Not Always Warranted, Study Says |
 New York Post | Kardashians' Diet Drugs Under Attack ABC News (blog) Kim and Khloe Kardashian may have gotten themselves into legal hot water with their promotion of the diet drug QuickTrim. According to the New York Post, the New York City law firm Bursor & Fisher has filed a class-action against QuickTrim's ... K'dash diet Kure faces suit Kim Kardashian faces diet pill lawsuit [Gossip] Kim & Khloe Kardashian Being Sued Over Diet Pills |
Dell Goes on Ultrabook Diet With Slimmed-Down Laptop Wall Street Journal By WALTER S. MOSSBERG As 2012 rolls on, consumers shopping for a PC will be seeing more of the thin, light, quick-starting Windows laptops called ultrabooks. Many PC makers have come out with ultra-light laptops, like Apple's Macbook Air and others. |
New science can help guide diets and exercise Philadelphia Inquirer But dieting experts say science has some new, surprising things to say about the other half of the standard recommendation - exercise - and about which diet to use. Researchers are also refining the behavioral tricks that can change the way people eat, ... Six terrible diet tips |
Dieting 'takes twice as long as expected' Halifax Evening Courier Dr Hall reportedly said that dietary changes spark complex processes that alter the body's metabolism and body composition and that this has made it difficult to assess the relationship between diet and weight changes. In a nutshell, he suggests that ... High-Protein Diets for Weight Loss: Are They Healthy? |
 PR Web | Weight Loss Healthy Cooking Series with Shane Diet & Fitness Resorts Houston Chronicle Shane Diet & Fitness Resorts weight loss program for adults releases fun new monthly healthy cooking series. In response to the demand from successful weight loss program participants, Shane Diet & Fitness Resorts has launched their healthy cooking ... The Common Cent$ Diet e-book Addresses Needs of 86 Million Do-it-Yourself ... |
Flexitarian diet helps with health KSN-TV After his doctor diagnosed him with high cholesterol and prescribed a daily medication, Heflin says he realized his diet was probably sabotaging his health. He met with registered dietitian Judy Caplan, who urged him to cut out the meat. |
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