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Diet News for December 01, 2005


Study Cites Risks of Eating Farmed Salmon (AP via Yahoo! News) Before rushing to make salmon a staple of a heart-healthy diet, consumers should check the origin of their fish supply, a new study recommends.
How to keep the diet light during the holidays (Alamogordo Daily News) Joann Wardy knows how to savor and serve the foods of the holidays -- all with an eye on both festivity and health consciousness. Wardy doesn't use the "D" word-- dieting -- either, when planning her holiday meals and party foods.
DIET: Soda industry says school soft drink sales slump (Kansas City Star) It's not often that an industry brags when sales are down. But the American Beverage Association sounds almost proud when it declares in a report being released Thursday that the amount of non-diet soft drinks sold in the nation's schools dropped more than 24 percent between 2002 and 2004.
Soft Drink Sales Down in U.S. Schools (ABC News) Soda Industry Reports That Sales of Non-Diet Soft Drinks Down in U.S. Schools
Toronto - MD launches privacy complaint over new special diet application (The Community Press) A family physician with St. Michael?s Hospital in Toronto, Dr. Gary Bloch, has filed a complaint with privacy commissioner Ann Cavoukian regarding the new application form for the Special Diet Supplement available to recipients of social assistance.
Cure for cow flatulence cooked up by UK scientists (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Cows belching and breaking wind cause methane pollution but British scientists say they have developed a diet to make pastures smell like roses -- almost.