"[We] have enough evidence from large, well-designed studies to say that coffee is protective for some cancers. We can confidently say that coffee is not harmful and certainly doesn’t have to be labeled the way we label tobacco." - Dr. Ed Giovannucci https://t.co/g0LW0uXc3j
Coffee sold in California must now include a warning that the beverage contains a known carcinogen, acrylamide. But @HSPHnutrition's Frank Hu says the labels are meaningless given the "minuscule amount" of acrylamide in coffee. https://t.co/8j33aIX4oO
I am a senior nutrition student at Rochester Institute of Technology. My interest in prenatal nutrition has grown exponentially over the past few weeks. I can’t wait for match day to see what lies ahead! #buildupRd2b
@AnjaYogini I take the phrase “nature as medicine” with a grain of salt. Herbal supplements are not regulated and should not be recommended to patients to treat disease. They may be helpful for some, but they do not take the place of pharmaceuticals and modern medicine.
The DASH diet is proven by science to be best for heart health. Carbohydrates should make up 45-65% of daily caloric intake and are protein sparing. Protein will be used for energy if carbs are not consumed adequately. Also, chronic protein overload stresses the kidneys! https://t.co/lHE8m5fS2r