Thirty years of faulty dietary advice that urges people to adhere to a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet is dangerous for the fight against obesity, a health charity in the United Kingdom warned. The country is facing an obesity epidemic that poses the same threat as natural disasters or terrorist atta…
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When we set out to see if diet soda is somehow more nutritious than regular soda, we quickly realized that the question was sort of like asking which brand of cigarette is best for distance runners, or whether death by impaling is preferable to being crushed by a falling piano. There may be subtle …
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The UK’s National Obesity Forum (NOF) has come out with a scathing report this week that condemns the common advice handed down from authorities to eat a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet. It argues that “eating fat does not make you fat” and joins a growing wave of backlash against the establishe…
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29,029. That’s how many feet in the air the peak of Mount Everest towers over Nepal, and the world, in its gleaming white brilliance. Since the British first billed it as the highest point on Earth in 1856, that snow-capped tip, where almost no life can survive without mechanical assistance due t…
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