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Pantry Raid: A diet of good intentions
Most of us are too plump and are overly fond of snacks, fast food — and food in general. So why did two lean young women who dine on smoothies and organic fruits and vegetables (how unimpeachable does that sound) seek help cleaning up their act?...
Tags: Osteoporosis, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Electrical Appliance, Arable Farming, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Q&A with Mindy Kaling: 'It would be fun to have me as a gynecologist!'
Show TrackerMindy Kaling: In her book "Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?," Mindy Kaling of "The Office" mocks stock roles for women in romantic comedies.... -
FDA takes closer look at gluten-free labels
Money & CompanyAs the FDA revisits labeling food as gluten-free, it reopens the public comment period. People with celiac disease are primarily affected by gluten.... -
Cranberry juice cocktail for urinary tract health
Q: I published the original article on cranberry juice cocktail and urinary tract infections (Journal of Urology, May 1984). We also demonstrated in several nursing home studies that cranberry juice cocktail, not the plain juice, works best. Please...Tags: Urinary System, Osteoporosis, Diseases and Illnesses, Bones and Joints, Fosamax (drug)
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Life is good for Gluten-Free Girl
The long narrow plate arrived at her table, and, like any good food blogger, Shauna James Ahern paused to take it all in: roasted red piquillo peppers — plump with a lentil stuffing — alongside graceful strands of quick-pickled green beans and...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Pizzas, Macaroni and Cheese, Health and Medical Professionals, Cancer
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Those with less severe symptoms of celiac disease may be at a higher risk of death
Booster ShotsThose who suffer from celiac disease have much to contend with. The immune-related disorder causes digestive symptoms when gluten is eaten, making flour-based foods such as breads and pasta problematic. Eating gluten can injure the surface of the small... -
Warning: DNA test results may not be as reliable as they appear
Booster Shots???Understanding of the genetic contribution to human disease is far from complete.??? This statement, by DNA decoder J. Craig Venter and three colleagues, is undeniably true. But it probably would come as a surprise to much of the general public....... -
Enjoying the holidays, gluten-free
Booster ShotsThe holidays are a tough time for anyone who has specific dietary needs, but near the top of the list are people with celiac disease. The autoimmune disease causes digestive symptoms such as intestinal inflammation after eating wheat, rye or...... -
Going gluten-free -- for many reasons
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAt the Whole Foods Market in El Segundo, two women stand scanning a refrigerator case filled with packages of gluten-free food -- carrot cake, rice flour bread, scones, ginger cookies, pecan pie and chocolate chip muffins. Judy Beckett, a retired...Tags: Medical Research, Diseases and Illnesses, Companies and Corporations, Weight Loss, Colleges and Universities
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Family teams up to figure out gluten-free food
When her daughter first began complaining of stomach aches, restaurant owner Carlyn Berghoff wrote it off as junior high jitters. Then came flulike symptoms, such as nausea, diarrhea and body aches. Within a couple months, Sarah's stomach aches became...Tags: Meatballs, Cheese Corn, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Chicago Restaurants
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SERIOUSLY SIMPLE: Quinoa Tabbouleh, a gluten-free take on a Middle Eastern classic
EntreeGluten-free has become a serious eating choice for many, not only those diagnosed with celiac disease but also people who are sensitive to wheat products. There are many books out on the subject. What sets "Weeknight Gluten-Free" apart from the others...Tags: Lemons, Feta Cheese, Cucumbers, Pita Bread, Tomatoes
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AbbVie, partner team up on drug to treat Celiac disease
Tribune reporterAbbVie said Tuesday that it is teaming up with a California drug company to develop an oral treatment for celiac disease. Celiac disease is the most common autoimmune disease, affecting about 6 million people in the U.S. and Europe. Those affected can'...Tags: Osteoporosis, Diseases and Illnesses, Gluten-free Diet, Drugs and Medicines, Placebo
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