Fad-Free NutritionHunter House, 1998 - 302 من الصفحات Two experts show that today's biggest health problem may be the consumption of too much unreliable information about nutrition. Using up-to-date information and basing their approach on sound scientific principles and legitimate studies, the authors help the reader sort fact from fiction, and, equally important, fact from "maybe". Illustrations. |
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Introduction | 1 |
A Little History of Nutritional Fads | 27 |
Why You Should Be Careful | 33 |
Help or Hype? | 56 |
Not Guilty Food Additives and The Fearsome Five | 90 |
What You Eat Can Reduce | 111 |
Diet and Lifestyle Considerations | 119 |
What You Can | 128 |
Unproven Dietary Treatments | 168 |
Are You What You Eat? | 177 |
You Can Do | 212 |
New Technology Coming Soon to a Table Near You | 216 |
Sense | 254 |
Appendix A Calculating Calorie Needs | 271 |
Food Labeling Terminology | 278 |
Notes | 284 |
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