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Also important is diet. Caffeine can be a mania trigger for bipolars, so teens are advised to stay away from coffee and tea. Bipolar kids of all ages must also be careful with less conspicuously caffeinated foods such as sodas and chocolate. And for adolescents and teens, staying free of alcohol and drugs is critical. Not only is the risk of addiction high, but treatment of the underlying bipolar problem is much more difficult if the patient's mind is clouded by recreational chemicals...
...time when Americans seem to be particularly confused about what makes us fat. The old arguments--is it too much fat, too many carbohydrates or too many calories?--were stirred up once again last month by an article in the New York Times Magazine suggesting that low-fat diets may be making us fatter. While the new information about PYY won't help you choose between a high-protein or low-fat diet, it goes a long way toward explaining how the brain and the digestive system conspire to keep the pounds...
...best of all possible worlds, of course, you would just pop a few pills and lose all the weight you want. In our world, better medications will probably still work best in combination with a healthy diet and plenty of exercise. The promise of the new drugs, whenever they are developed, is that we won't have to fight with ourselves quite so hard to get a little healthier. And that could be an important first step...
...cute Chazz Palminteri ads and single-serve-only packaging that attracts impulse buyers. The strong sales may encourage further innovation in a busy market: Dr Pepper's Red Fusion debuted in July, Pepsi Blue rolls out this month, and Coca-Cola has reintroduced grape and orange Fanta. Expect a diet version of Vanilla Coke soon and maybe some new twists on the lagging Sprite brand. "The buzz is some sort of tropical fruit flavor for Sprite," says Skip Carpenter, beverage analyst at Thomas Weisel Partners. What, no chocolate...
...next several years I believe that diet is going to be much more of a factor in health care,” Glickman said...