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Atkins Diet News for December 14, 2005


Colleague at Princeton University recalls a more laid-back Ben Bernanke (Princeton Packet) When Federal Reserve chairman nominee Ben Bernanke used to be an economics professor at Princeton University, he and longtime colleague Alan Blinder often weighed the costs and benefits of the Atkins diet together.
Alcohol Carb Count Charts (BellaOnline) Luckily for those who include liquor in their cocktails, most alcohols have no carbs at all. It's when you start mixing in other things that the calories and carbs start their tally upwards.
Arena Pharmaceuticals Announces Positive Phase 2b Clinical Trial Results of Novel Anti-Obesity Compound (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) Arena Pharmaceuticals, Inc. announced today positive top-line results from its Phase 2b clinical trial of APD356, Arena's orally administered, internally discovered drug candidate for the treatment of obesity.
2 for $20: Noodles & Company (Lansing State Journal) It was a super-cold, wintry afternoon and my old roommate Stephanie and I wanted two things: to catch up and eat comfort food.
The diary (Guardian Unlimited) In the beginning... March 25: Four days into the Atkins diet and the only thing I crave is chocolate - and not because I'm a particularly big fan of the sweet stuff.
Bakers stand firm against low-carb and salt campaigns (Just Food) The low-carb diet craze was bad news for bakers. The attack on salt twisted the knife a little further. Yet Kate Barker reports on an upbeat industry determined to keep consumers eating their daily bread.
News from Reuters (The Globe and Mail) TORONTO (Reuters) - Frozen dessert maker CoolBrands International Inc. reported on Wednesday a fourth-quarter and annual loss as it struggled to put behind it the loss of a lucrative Weight Watchers contract and soft market conditions.
No news is good News (Sunday Mail) BILLY Bob Thornton played an earnest coach in the gridiron movie Friday Night Lights and a lousy drunk in last year's popular Christmas comedy Bad Santa.
Food Pyramid Expansion Climbs to the Top as the Nation's No. 1 Food Story in 2005 (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) The expansion of the food pyramid topped the charts as the country's No. 1 food-related news story in 2005, according to a recent survey of the nation's food editors. The famed food pyramid, which made the list at the No. 5 spot last year, climbed to the top this year as the government officially replaced its one-size-fits-all food pyramid with 12 different ones.