Food & Nutrition

We've been told for many years that consuming diet soda encourages overeating.

The world is in a precarious place.

OK, before jumping in, the work was supported by BIG Potato. To be fair, additional funding came from BIG Walnut and BIG Almond – you may judge the study as you wish.

Can sugar-free drinks help you lose weight? Proponents say “yes,” so long as they help create a calorie deficit.

Unscientific nonsense proliferates across the internet. Amplified by celebrities, activist groups, and other assorted ideologues, this misinformation surrounding issues like vaccines and crop biotechnology leads many unsuspecting readers astray.

Are you still afraid of COVID-19? Perhaps it's the prospect of an escalating conflict in Ukraine that has you worried. Forget all that. The real threat to your health might be the IPA or glass of wine you had with dinner last night.

Research going back many years has clearly documented that organic farming tends to require more land while producing less food than its conventional counterpart.

The research began with these questions

“For many people, regardless of size, stepping on the scale at the doctor’s office can be a triggering, harmful experience,” SELF magazine reported late last month.

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