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Fast Food Health Problems
Fast foods are quick, reasonably priced, and readily available alternatives to home cooking. While convenient andinexpensive for a busy lifestyle, fast foods are typically high in calories,
Fast food chains and restaurants have responded to the public's increasing awareness about nutrition and have attempted to help people concerned about health. For example, they now make ingredient and nutrition information available on their menus. Despite...
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From Our Experts
Are Fast Food Calorie Counts On Menus Helping?
As a nutritionist, I strongly believe that information is power. If you are someone who has decided to improve your health, or lose weight,... Read more »
Fast food doesn't always save you time
So, I did it to myself again. In the hustle and bustle of sick kids, working from home and various other commitments I ran out of time to... Read more »
Can a Fast Food Giant Enjoy a Healthier Act 2
I would be very hard pressed to find ten people educated in nutrition, who would equate McDonalds with healthy eating and healthy living.... Read more »
American Journal of Cardiology Suggest a Statin be Offered with Fast...
Wow! Is this what heart healthcare is coming to? I just finished reading a report published in the American Journal of Cardiology... Read more »
How to Eat and Think Responsibly About Fast Food
I am one of those people who has seen Morgan Spurlock’s documentary, “Super Size Me.” The movie follows Spurlock as he conducts an... Read more »
From Our Sources
Study: Insurance Companies Invest Billions in Fast Food
Researchers at Harvard Medical School say 11 large health-insurance companies hold billions of dollars worth of stock in the fast food industry.... Read more »
Most Fast-Food Fries Cooked in Most Unhealthy Oil: Study
A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has found that most french fries served in U.S. restaurants are fried in... Read more »
Big Fast Food Chains Have Cut Trans Fats: Study
Scientists at the University of Minnesota's School of Public Health have found that major American fast food chains have significantly reduced their... Read more »
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