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
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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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
Write this article about what dietitians need to know about Regulations on making endorsements. Read more
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
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
Is Melatonin Safe to Take Every Night?
As in so many things, caution is warranted Time : Is Melatonin Safe to Take Every Night? Your writing adds immense value to The NutriScape Project’s educational mission and places our Read more
Why Medicare Is Focused On Food Insecurity
The issue of food insecurity has emerged as a healthcare concern and is now on the radar of health insurance companies, Medicare and Medicaid administrators as a way to get seniors better Read more
Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty bests diet, lifestyle changes for weight loss
Patients who underwent endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty achieved greater weight loss than patients who made diet and lifestyle changes alone, according to study results.“Though now gaining Read more
AMA Supports Remote Patient Monitoring, Telehealth in 2020 CPT Codes
The American Medical Association is adding several new CPT codes to its 2020 code set that support telehealth and remote patient monitoring services. By Eric Wicklund : AMA Supports Read more
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Study: Bariatric Surgery OK for Kids with Psych Illness
Mental health disorders not predictive of outcomes Original Article: Study: Bariatric Surgery OK for Kids with Psych Read more
‘Realistic shift’ in diet could save the US up to $38 billion annually
A 20% increase in adherence to the Healthy Eating Index could result in savings of as much as $38 billion in health-related costs, according to findings presented at Nutrition 2018, the Read more
Type 2 diabetes: Gut bacteria may influence drug effectiveness
A new review of existing research examines the effect of the gut bacteria composition on the effectiveness of type 2 diabetes medications.” Original Article: Type 2 diabetes: Gut Read more
University of Queensland team devises universal test for cancer
Researchers at University of Queensland have devised a new diagnostic test that can identify presence of tumour in the body based on a DNA nanostructure.” Original Read more
Too much sleep linked to a greater risk of disease and death, study finds
  The recommended amount of sleep for adults is six to eight hours a night. Sleeping more than those hours is associated with an increased risk of death and cardiovascular diseases, Read more
The Complete Guide to the Science of Circadian Rhythms
Two leading scientists explain how circadian rhythms work and offer advice on lifestyle changes to improve your health” Original Article: The Complete Guide to the Science of Read more
Fasting, Longevity and the Mitochondrial Connection
There are diseases involving the entire body, e.g. hemorrhage, sepsis. There are diseases specific to the level of individual organs — heart failure, strokes, kidney failure, Read more
Exposure to Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Associated with Early Puberty in Girls
Relationship with the ubiquitous parabens, phthalates, and phenols and early puberty not seen among boys” Original Article: Exposure to Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Associated with Read more
Early Puberty Mystery Linked to Family Exposure to Household Chemicals
American girls are now going through puberty significantly earlier than in decades prior, a trend that’s been linked to physiological and psychological risks. The various Read more
When diabetes is diagnosed: How to use the grief cycle to provide emotional support
The diagnosis of diabetes is a significant life event, and reactions to it have frequently been likened to the grieving process, as individuals can mourn for the loss of health and Read more
Antibiotics and Blood Glucose
The usual winter cold just seemed to linger and not go away. It had been 2 weeks of nasal congestion, runny nose and cough, but now I had sinus pressure and little to no energy. Read more
Type 2 Diabetes an Independent Risk Factor for Coronary Artery Disease
Type 2 diabetes is an independent risk factor for sudden cardiac arrest and death in patients with coronary artery disease with preserved ejection fraction.” Original Article: Type 2 Read more
Metformin Shown to Decrease AMD Risk in Diabetes Patients
In a new study conducted in Taiwan, investigators found that use of metformin to treat diabetes also reduced the risk of AMD development over a 13-year period.” Original Article: Read more
Increasing Incidence of Diabetes After Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Therapy
There is increased reporting of rapidly progressive diabetes associated with immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy.” Original Article: Increasing Incidence of Diabetes After Immune Read more
Diabetes: Fasting before a blood test might actually be harmful
Is it actually a good idea for people with diabetes to fast before having a blood cholesterol test? A new study suggests this may do more harm than good.” Original Read more
What happens when a lifesaving drug becomes intolerably expensive?
As the cost of insulin skyrockets, some desperate diabetics are taking to rationing — and risking their lives.” Original Article: What happens when a lifesaving drug becomes Read more