Egg Whites and Blood Pressure Scientists reported new evidence that a component of egg whites may have another beneficial effect in reducing blood pressure. April 22, 2013 Egg white peptides, either in eggs or as a supplement, could become useful as an adjunct to high-blood-pressure medication. Read More
Grape Seed Extract on CVD Grape seed extract can lower a person’s risk of cardiovascular disease. April 4, 2013 A recent clinical trial found promising results when they tested grape seed extract in 52 hyperlipidemic people as an alternative to statins. Read More
Egging On January 2, 2013 Adding whole eggs as part of a weight loss diet may have positive effects all around, but particularly if one suffers from metabolic syndrom Read More
Probiotics for Heart Health? November 14, 2012 New research shows that probiotics could also do the heart some good.Read More
Red Yeast Rice on Cholesterol November 9, 2012 Studies show that red yeast rice, a food product used to brew rice wine in China, is as effective as statins in lowering cholesterol.Read More
Junk Food on Memory September 4, 2012 Eating too much bad food could make it hard to think and create new memories, according to new research.Read More
Number of Children with High Cholesterol Falls August 8, 2012 A big government study shows that in the past decade, the proportion of children who have high cholesterol has fallen.Read More
Atkins Defends Diet Plan June 12, 2012 Atkins Nutritionals Inc. announced that a recently released epidemiology study published in Nutrition Journal has come to the mistaken conclusion that a low-carbohydrate diet, like the Atkins Diet, is to blame for rising cholesterol levels.Read More
School Breakfasts Evaluated March 13, 2012 More than 90% of school breakfasts feature processed meat, and many contain more sodium, fat and cholesterol than young children should have in a day.Read More
Trans Fat Blood Levels Decline February 9, 2012 The amount of trans fats in the blood of white adults in the U.S. dropped a "dramatic" 58% from 2000 to 2009, a government study shows.Read More