BPA – The Potential Pathogenesis in Autoimmunity
Bisphenol A (BPA) is a monomer found in commonly used consumer plastic goods. Although much attention in recent years has been placed on BPA’s impact as an endocrine disruptor, it Read more
Glyphosate and the Blood-Brain Barrier
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The Metabolic Fate of Tryptophan
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How Long to Keep Medical and EOB Records
  Years ago, as a 15 year-old high school student, I went to work at a doctor’s office in my hometown. Source: Harboring old medical records? Find out when it’s okay to trash Read more
Adrenal Fatigue | Food & Nutrition Magazine | Volume 9, Issue 1
Understand this controversial concept and why some experts say we shouldn’t slam it. Source: Adrenal Fatigue | Food & Nutrition Magazine | Volume 9, Issue Read more
CBD Article from Food & Nutrition Magazine
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App Review- Clinical Dietitian Apps
Need an article to summarize and link to the best apps for clinical dietitians. Registered Dietitian Calculator is an enteral and parenteral nutrition solution calculator designed for Read more
What Does the Research Say About Caffeine and Migraine
Caffeine is sometimes a helpful treatment for migraine, but is more often a risk factor. Learn the connection between the two and how it affects you. Source: Caffeine and Migraine | Read more
Learning Your Migraine Triggers
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What Dietitians Need To Know About Regulations on Making Endorsements
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The FTC’s Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking
The official website of the Federal Trade Commission, protecting America’s consumers for over 100 years. Source: The FTC’s Endorsement Guides: What People Are Read more
Hy-Vee structures in-store nutrition tours around disease states
Hy-Vee, which has been a pioneer in the use of in-store dietitians in supermarkets, recently began rolling out a new dietitian-led store tour program that focuses on three disease states in Read more
Study: Connection between “disadvantaged” neighborhoods, obesity
A new study suggests that children growing up in “disadvantaged” neighborhoods are nearly one-third more likely to face obesity as adults. Article from: NCPR.com, Study: Connection Read more
Weight Loss Cuts Hospital Stays for Obese TKA Patients
Shedding 20 lbs before knee replacement tied to better outcomes Article from: medpagetoday.com , Weight Loss Cuts Hospital Stays for Obese TKA Read more
Meta-Analysis Suggests Top Constipation Treatments
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Drop the Pop: Soda Tied to Higher Risk of Early Death
Whether you call it soda, pop or a soft drink, a new study’s findings suggest it would be better for your health to drink water instead. Article from: Healthday.com, Drop the Pop: Read more
Study investigates how dietary fat can affect insulin dosing in type 1 diabetes – Diabetes
In both the USA and UK, people with type 1 diabetes are recommended to adjust insulin for dietary fat. It is known that combining fat with carbohydrate at meals can slow how quickly food is Read more
SGLT2 Inhibitors Protect Against Kidney Failure in Diabetics
An analysis of CREDENCE, EMPA-REG, the CANVAS Program, and DECLARE-TIMI 58 found SGLT2 inhibitor use reduced dialysis, transplantation, or death due to kidney disease by 33%.  Article Read more
5 Supplements That Scientists Actually Take
We want to know which supplements are worth our attention (and money) so six scientists — experts in everything from public health to exercise physiology — were asked to name a Read more
Diabetes Control Has Stalled Across U.S.
U.S. adults with diabetes are no more likely to meet disease control targets than they were in 2005, a new study finds. Article from: Healthday.com, Diabetes Control Has Stalled Across Read more
Role of Nutrition in Rheumatoid Arthritis Management
By Cheryl Koch, CNSD Updated by Rebecca Manno, MD, MHS 5/11/15 Introduction A Healthy Diet Malnutrition Food Hypersensitivities and Their Link to RA Is Fasting Effective for Treating Read more
Healthiest lifestyle can reduce diabetes risk by 75%
Adults who practice a combination of healthy lifestyle factors, such as not smoking, avoiding alcohol, participating in physical activity and maintaining a normal weight, are 75% less Read more
How much fat per day is healthy? 
Healthy fat is in, but how much fat per day is it safe to eat without going overboard? Here’s what nutrition experts have to say. Article from Well and Good : How much fat per day is Read more
BMD loss fails to recover after weight regain among older adults
In a cohort of older adults who lost weight while participating in a lifestyle program, both those who went on to maintain their weight loss and those who regained weight after the program Read more
Peanut sublingual immunotherapy safe, effective for kids
Researchers demonstrated that long-term use of sublingual immunotherapy, or SLIT, was an effective and safe option to treat peanut allergy in children aged 1 to 11 years, according to Read more
Plant-based foods play a growing role on foodservice menus
Foodservice companies such as Sodexo and Aramark are making more menu items out of plants. Article from SmartBrief: Plant-based foods play a growing role on foodservice Read more
Sodexo, Knorr Focus On Sustainability With Future 50 Menu
They’ve all got something in common — they’re more nutritious and leave less of a carbon footprint than the short list of foods Americans are eating most often. Article from Read more
Ready to Lose Weight? Here’s Your 7-Day 1,500-Calorie Diet Meal Plan | Livestrong.com
Cutting calories is an important step to make if weight loss is your goal. Here’s your ultimate 1,500-calorie diet meal plan that’s both healthy and effective. Livestrong.com Read more
Only 1 in 5 patients with diabetes has ‘good’ foot care
Only about one in five patients with diabetic foot diseases in Turkey engaged in what researchers called “good” foot care, according to findings published in Primary Care Diabetes. Read more
Add-on nutritional supplements show potential for mental disorders
Data from a large meta-review published in World Psychiatry suggested that some nutritional supplements provided efficacious adjunctive treatment for specific mental disorders in certain Read more
Peripheral Neuropathy ,10 Things You Need to Know
Life with peripheral neuropathy can be filled with unknowns – especially for those of us whose symptoms or diagnoses are relatively new. Navigating this new life with a painful condition Read more
Do collagen supplements work? A scientist splits fact from fiction.
Collagen products are popping up everywhere — in skin creams, dietary supplements, and even drinks. Because our bodies begin to lose collagen in our 20s, skin creams and treatments made Read more