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Mayo Clinic Medical Edge: Toddler withholding bowel movements may need reassurance
Premium Health News ServiceByRayna Grothe, M.D. DEAR MAYO CLINIC: Every time my 2-year-old granddaughter feels a bowel movement coming, she does everything she can to hold it in. She cries and is obviously in a lot of pain, but she refuses to go. A warm bath sometimes helps, but...Tags: Cystic Fibrosis, Mayo Clinic, Constipation, Diets and Dieting, Health
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Girl Scout cookie-flavored candy bars; Domino's gluten-free pizza
The rumors are true: The Girl Scouts of the USA are pairing up with Nestle to create candy bars flavored like the famous cookies-- and they’ll be available this week. The bars will come in three options: Thin Mints, Caramel & Coconut and Peanut...
Tags: Facebook, Google+, Culture, Girl Scout Cookies, Pizzas
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Gluten-Free: A Trend or Health Decision?
Gluten Free
It seems that people all over the country are jumping on the gluten free bandwagon these days. So is it trendy, or does it help them feel better? According to the experts, a food allergy to gluten can cause a number of aliments so...Tags: Migraine, Diets and Dieting, Health, Allergies, Gluten-free Diet
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Against the grain
The last few decades have not been good for wheat.
Some of the world's most popular diets (Atkins, South Beach and the Dukan Diet) have urged followers to ditch bread and other carbs to slim down, while a rising number of celiac and gluten sensitivity...Tags: William Davis, Arteriosclerotic Vascular Disease, Social Media, Kidney Disease, Genetic Engineering
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The Rewards and Risks of a Gluten-Free Diet
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Gluten-free. It's the new buzz word as far as celebrity diets are concerned. Pop star Miley Cyrus let the world know through a tweet that she had a gluten allergy. Kim Kardashian said on her website that "going gluten-free is the...Tags: Miley Cyrus, Diets and Dieting, Health, Allergies, Kim Kardashian
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Pantry Raid: A diet of good intentions
Most of us are too plump and are overly fond of snacks, fast food — and food in general. So why did two lean young women who dine on smoothies and organic fruits and vegetables (how unimpeachable does that sound) seek help cleaning up their act?...
Tags: Arable Farming, Organic Foods, Vegan Diet, Osteoporosis, Health
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Domino's offers new gluten-free pizza
Domino’s became the nation’s largest pizza chain this week to offer a gluten-free pizza crust, a step to meet the needs of gluten-sensitive customers, Nation’s Restaurant News reported.
But the crust, made from rice flour, rice starch...Tags: Health, Patrick Doyle, Foods and Beverages, Pizzas, Diseases and Illnesses
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Finding more gluten-free alternatives
jnatalie-lees@aberdeennews.comThe need for gluten-free foods has grown so rapidly that local grocery stores are dramatically expanding their product lines. Ken's SuperFair Foods recently tripled the size of its gluten-free packaged foods and plans to add 50 to 60 frozen gluten-...Tags: Symptoms, Genes and Chromosomes, Skin Lesion, Health, Breads
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The price of 'free' foods
"Free-from" food products, whether they're labeled sugar-free, fat-free or gluten-free, are fast becoming a trendy lifestyle choice, regardless of allergies or intolerance. The popularity of these products, tastier and more widely available than ever, is...
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Food Industry, Food and Drug Administration, High Blood Pressure, Cardiologists
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Gluten Free Expo highlights tasty food
TribLocal - ElmhurstWith the diagnosis of a wheat allergy for my seven year old niece, I became aware of what it is like to plan a menu …... -
Nutritionists say trips to the ballpark don't need to be fattening
Daily American Staff WriterNutritionists say people can attend Major League baseball games and still eat healthy. "Baseball stadiums around the country are offering healthier concession options ranging from vegetable soup to roasted turkey legs to sushi," said nutritionist...Tags: Environmental Illness, Dining and Drinking, Vegetarian Diet, Pittsburgh Pirates, Hamburgers
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Doubts cast on food intolerance testing
According to one lab that tests for "toxic food syndrome," eating green peppers may cause bloating or lethargy. Lemons might trigger headaches. Other common foods like corn, soy, egg whites, whey and chicken "may act like a poison in your body," the...
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Medical Procedures and Tests, Health Organizations, Pediatrics, Nutrition
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