Diet - protein; Complete protein; Incomplete protein
A diet high in meat can contribute to high cholesterol levels or other diseases such as gout. A high-protein diet may also put a strain on the kidneys.
In 1973, the late Dr. Robert Atkins published his first book entitled “Dr. Atkins’ Diet Revolution: the high calorie way to stay thin... Read more »
The debate on whether the calories that people with or without diabetes drink help to make us feel full isn't over. But the evidence that... Read more »
Hypertension diets are commonly used to lower high blood pressure. Foods enriched in nutrients, mainly calcium, potassium, magnesium,... Read more »
Will a high protein/low carb diet like Atkins be good for my Inflammatory Bowel Disease?A high protein and low carb diet has been pretty... Read more »
A recent article in The New York Times inspired me to return to tepary beans. I had eaten and written about them six years ago, but had... Read more »
Teenagers who are severely obese may benefit most from a high protein, low carbohydrate option. A 13-week study of severely obese teens found that... Read more »
Researchers have found that a high-protein, low-fat dairy diet may help prevent bone loss in people trying to lose weight. In a study of 130... Read more »
The combination of fat and protein could be linked to diabetes risk, a new animal study suggests. Researchers fed a high-protein diet to rats who... Read more »
A study of more than 100,000 adults has found that those who eat a high-fiber diet have a lower risk of COPD than those who rarely eat whole grains,... Read more »