Breaking Diet & Weight Loss News

• Veg diet recommended for avoiding bowel disease

  People looking for a diet which will keep them healthy may want to consider converting to vegetarianism after research has revealed it...

• Fruit and veg missing from Brits' diets, report shows

  A new study has found that a significant proportion of people in Britain do not eat a healthy and balanced diet.
  
  According to the...

• Food psychologist: 'Fruit and veg increase fluid intake'

  People will receive hydration from their food if they eat a healthy diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables, according to food...

• Nutritionist: 'Junk food damages joints'

  Junk food can be bad for the joints, and people should avoid eating a diet rich in meat and processed foods, which can cause inflammation...

• Dr Cochran: 'Structured eating schedule stops over-consumption'

  Lack of structure during the school holidays can lead to children overeating, although there are ways to avoid this, according to Dr William Cochran, vice chairman for Janet Weis Children's Hospital at Geisinger Medical Centre.
  
  In an...

• Doctor urges greater awareness of diet and cancer link

  There is not enough awareness of the role that weight management and diet can play in the prevention of cancer.
  
  That is according...

• Brits want English food abroad, survey reveals

  British holidaymakers are unadventurous when it comes to their diet on holiday, according to research from online travel agency...

• Michelin-starred restaurant counts calories

  Gauthier Soho recently became the first Michelin-starred restaurant to display calorie information on its menu, the Guardian reports.
  
  Head chef Alexis Gauthier explained that he was inspired to take up the idea after visiting New York...

• Expert recommends healthy diet for depression

  It is vital for people who suffer from depression to eat a healthy diet, according to Emer O'Neill, chief executive of Depression...

• Research shows food addicts more likely to suffer depression

  People with food addictions can display behaviour similar to that found in drug addicts.
  
  That is according to a questionnaire developed by Yale University researchers, which revealed that those labelled as food addicts are more likely to...

• Review shows teenagers' diets lack vitamins

  Teenagers' diets are lacking in vitamins and minerals which are essential to safeguard their future health and wellbeing.
  
  That is the conclusion of a review of 38 studies into...