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2006-01-03
The latest on dairy weight loss
CalorieLab Calorie Counter News, NV - Dec 29, 2005 Parke Wilde is an assistant professor at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University in Boston. On his
— the scientific panel whose advice undergirds the Dietary Guidelines for Americans — concluded that current evidence does not support the dairy weight loss claims: “Because of the lack of large-scale, randomized trials or controlled feeding studies designed explicitly to test the effect of milk group intake or calcium consumption on body weight and the limitations of the studies reported above, at this time there is insufficient evidence on which to base a more definitive statement regarding the intake of milk products and management of body weight.”

2006-01-02
Americans' hunger for diet-aid supplements outweighs unknowns
Austin American-Statesman (subscription), TX - Dec 25, 2005 Together, over-the-counter weight-loss products — which also include bitter orange sales in the United States, according to the Nutrition Business Journal.
With two-thirds of U.S. adults overweight or obese and many of them unhappy about it, Americans' hunger for diet supplements is nothing new. Neither is the fact that there's little science to prove that heavily promoted products are effective or even safe. Still, sales are huge. These herbal products offer the promise of a natural remedy for weight loss without a prescription. Together, over-the-counter weight-loss products — which also include bitter orange, chitosan, guar gum, L-carnitine and dozens more — account for nearly $2 billion in annual sales in the United States, according to the Nutrition Business Journal.

2005-12-13
A taste of cooking
Elmira Star-Gazette, NY - Dec 10, 2005 volunteer chefs, nutritionists and food industry professionals to teach nutrition, healthy cooking and when they're old enough to stand at the counter and just
The kids come from the nearby Southside Community Center. For two hours this past Tuesday, they made individual pizzas, with wheat flour dough and turkey sausage. While the pizzas were cooking in a 450-degree oven, the kids made ants on a log (celery sticks filled with peanut butter, raisins and dried cranberries). In earlier classes, they learned to make turkey chili, banana pancakes, pumpkin muffins and turkey tacos.

2005-12-12
Catholic convert guest speaker for prayer meeting
Toledo Blade, OH - Dec 10, 2005 the words “Happy Holidays” at a cost of $494 after a new nutrition services employee The mittens were transferred to a counter in the office so the gift
In Federal Way, between Seattle and Tacoma, December lunch menus for all 23 elementary schools were recalled and reprinted with the words “Happy Holidays” at a cost of $494 after a new nutrition services employee mistakenly prepared them with the greeting “Merry Christmas,” spokesman Diane Turner said.

2005-12-06
John Oncken: Daily grind
The Capital Times, WI - Dec 1, 2005 His office is behind the counter, across from a refrigerator (pop and ice cream bars Dick Leow of Cambria is the nutrition consultant for the northern area of
Most of the old-time feed mills have long since ceased operations as farms merged and automation cut down on labor. Working horses are few and far between. And the old feed mills that remain are now mostly part of a consolidated co-op or private company. So it is at Dalton, where the mill is an outpost of Cottage Grove-based Landmark Cooperative, which acquired it, along with mills in Cambria and Rio, as part of a merger with the much smaller Rio Farmers Union Co-op some years ago.

2005-12-05
THE PLOWBOY INTERVIEW
Mother Earth News, Kansas - Dec 2, 2005 times the Recommended Dietary Allowance set down by the Food and Nutrition Board of Over-the-counter cold medicines, on the other hand, are by comparison quite
PAULING: Well for instance in 1942, Cowan, Diehl, and Baker of the University of Minnesota published a report in the Journal of the American Medical Association. In it, they described the results of a controlled, double-blind study in which they found that persons who received 200 milligrams of vitamin C per day experienced 31% less illness than the persons in a control group who got a placebo. But in the summary of their paper—which is the only part that would be read by most of the people who read the Journal of the American Medical Association anyway—Cowan, Diehl, and Baker say: "This controlled study yields no indication that large doses of vitamin C have any important effect on the number or severity of infections of the upper respiratory tract." They didn't say that they had observed this 31% decrease in the amount of illness in one group ... they apparently didn't consider this effect to be important, even though the numbers do have statistical significance. They couldn't say "showed no effect", of course, because that would have been false. Instead, they said "no important effect".

2005-12-01
‘Look out for elderly neighbours’ plea
Chester Evening Leader, UK - Nov 29, 2005 the-counter medicines for managing minor ailments and common conditions. They may also give healthy life-style advice, on such matters as nutrition, physical
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