Latest in Clinical Nutrition: Volume 59
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There is little guarantee that a dietary supplement will actually contain what is advertised on...
What foods should we eat and avoid to reduce our risk of Afib?
Swapping just 1 percent of plant protein in place of animal protein was associated with...
How safe are fourth-generation sweeteners, such as the rare sugar allulose?
Are rare sugars like allulose a healthy alternative for traditional sweeteners?
Those eating plant-based have a reduced load of antibiotic resistance genes in their gut.
Those eating plant-based tend to be so much slimmer that their bone mass may suffer.
Why are Black Americans sicker and die younger than their white counterparts, and what can...
What did randomized controlled trials find as the effects of supplemental feeding on clinical outcomes?
Might short-term fasting during cancer treatment minimize side effects while boosting efficacy?
Do the benefits of short-term fasting during cancer therapy found in the lab translate into...
How might we replicate the protective effects of fasting with food?
How might we maximize the therapeutic efficiency of levodopa?
The spice fenugreek contains 4-hydroxyisoleucine, a peculiar amino acid that may explain its benefits for...
A high-fiber meal is put to the test to reduce bad breath.
Most bad breath is due to the decay of sulfur-containing proteins.
Burning incense has been found to generate about four times the particulate matter as burning...
Workplace wellness programs report an average ROI of 3, returning $3 for every $1 invested.
Why do so many workplace wellness programs fail to deliver?
Specific foods have been shown in randomized controlled trials to improve symptoms like hot flashes.
How might we prevent the inflammation from gluten-free diets?
Almonds are put to the test in a randomized controlled trial for facial wrinkles.
How was England able to so successfully lower sodium intake, which was accompanied by dramatic...
How might we replicate one of our great public health victories—the reduction of smoking rates—in...
How can mandating healthy eating messaging on fast-food ads ironically make things worse?
Enhance athletic performance with diet.