Browsing: Nutrition

When trying to lose weight and improve their health, many people choose to try a low-carb diet. But new research suggests this diet could cause cholesterol levels to rise in some people

Coca-Cola (KO) stock jumped 5% on Tuesday after the company beat Wall Street’s earnings expectations and raised its guidance as consumers turned to lower-calorie trademark Coke options, such as Coke Zero and Diet Coke

Northern Affairs Minister Rebecca Chartrand says changes will address retailer accountability, competition concerns

The taste of a madeleine famously sent French writer Marcel Proust back into vivid memories of childhood. New research suggests that this kind of recollection may involve more than the brain alone. Signals from the digestive system may also help determine which food-related experiences become memories

Diet products are not necessarily calorie-free, says Dr Mithal. (Infographic Image)

By Mauro Proença — Jul 29, 2026 Ultra-processed foods have become one of nutrition science’s biggest villains, blamed for everything from obesity to heart disease. But as researchers dig deeper, a more complicated picture is emerging: while diets high in ultra-processed foods are consistently linked to poorer health, the evidence is far less certain that…

Can science-based innovation help Indonesia overcome one of its most persistent nutrition challenges?

New research suggests that the overall quality of your diet may matter more than whether the foods you eat are processed

Super-sized meals and extra-large portions have ruled fast food for decades. But now, that is starting to change

Nature’s Way Nutrition Center in Freeport is entering a new chapter as longtime owner Randy Stearns retires and local resident Kane Collalti assumes ownership of the business