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Small did not set out to test the healthfulness of artificial sweeteners.
The healthfulness of urban honey versus rural honey has been only peripherally studied.
There were some foods with big gaps in perceived healthfulness between the two groups.
Scientists flop back and forth on its healthfulness like soccer players looking for a whistle.
The healthfulness of sushi can rapidly decline, though, depending on how your roll is prepared.
At worst, it could give people false sense of security about the healthfulness of alcohol.
The food offerings not only promote healthfulness but foster a sense of community, Canteri told CNBC.
At worst, it could give people a false sense of security about the healthfulness of alcohol.
Herr Barth, in a speech full of sense and statistical arguments, certified to his healthfulness and cheapness.
Dairy-free and gluten-free pizzas are available, but as with their traditional counterparts, their healthfulness varies.
The items aren't free, but can come with a significant price break, determined by its perceived healthfulness.
Fooducate: Using a standard A through F grading scale, this app rates grocery products for their overall healthfulness.
How Small discovered something baffling about sweetness Small did not set out to test the healthfulness of artificial sweeteners.
And, let's also remember that while calories matter, they are not the only factor in determining the healthfulness of a food.
My final list, 10 years in, was Morality, Industry, Friendliness, Erudition, Frugality, Flexibility, Civic Duty, Introspection, Patience, Spirituality, Creativity, Mindfulness and Healthfulness.
And while it lacks the glitz and glamor of the chicken parm, it makes up for it in healthfulness (sort of) and style.
Growers and militias have fought back, but the implications of cartel control for the quality, cost and healthfulness of the produce remain unclear.
The company's sales office, in an artfully renovated brick building in the center of Todos Santos, projects a culture of youthful vibrancy and healthfulness.
Parents tend to associate juice with healthfulness, are unaware of its relationship to weight gain and are reluctant to restrict it in their child's diet.
A few hours earlier, he projected an image of SoCal healthfulness as he hoisted his beverage from popular L.A. juice spot Pressed Juicery into the sunshine.
If you like the traditional green bean casserole recipe, you can use fresher, lower-fat ingredients that will improve the healthfulness of the dish and the flavor.
They then rated the products for their healthfulness, using the Nutrient Profile Index, a scoring system used in the UK and Australia that evaluates foods' nutrition value.
But ease, healthfulness, quality ingredients, and taste are still of utmost importance in a recipe, and the most viral recipes are likely to have some combination of those elements.
Nutritional depletion from rising concentrations of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas in the atmosphere, is another risk to the healthfulness of the American food supply, according to some experts.
Despite all the steps we take ourselves in Tennessee and in Nashville to address these chronic diseases, the reality is that we depend on the healthfulness of our national food supply.
When considering the healthfulness of individual specific components and ingredients, most survey respondents placed vitamin D, fiber and whole grains at the top of the list and saturated fats at the bottom.
Red, fried and processed meats aside, there are a few items that stand out in terms of their healthfulness, so much so that we mentioned those options for more than one category.
The findings, in the Journal of Applied Physiology, suggest that inactivity may alter our bodies in ways that are not just unhealthy on their own but also blunt the healthfulness of exercise.
The healthfulness of artificial sweeteners may be up for debate, but the beverage maker sees kicking the sugar habit as a necessary strategy to retain consumers who associate sugary beverages with health problems.
But just as how certain people drink Mexican Coke because it has real sugar and is supposedly healthier than American Coke (which has high-fructose corn syrup), we know that healthfulness is relative.
False advertising laws aside, why anyone would think that cheese-flavored crackers should be taken down for being anything other than cheese-flavored crackers is perhaps a bit misled by their own quest for healthfulness.
Ming Liang, USMEF's marketing director in China, told MUNCHIES that the classes were meant to promote the healthfulness of American beef and pork to a population that's increasingly interested in purchasing, and serving, imported meat.
But as the events were led by an organization whose goal is to secure robust export markets for US meat, it makes sense that they'd emphasize the foods' healthfulness—as well as its superior flavor.
A fascinating story from the New York Times's Upshot blog looked at the results of a poll that asked nutritionists about their perceptions of the healthfulness of popular foods and compared their answers with those of the general public.
"Our biggest trend over time has to do with purchasing factors, and we know that taste and price have always been the top two factors that have driven purchasing, with healthfulness following behind in the third spot," Sanders said.
Studies in societies with limited supplies of drinking water suggest you can help to counter dehydration and, at the same time, enhance the healthfulness of your diet by consuming nutritious foods that are laden with a hidden water source.
They seem to offer the perfect combination of healthfulness — containing mostly puréed fruits and vegetables, often organic ones with no added sugar — and convenience, with a seemingly endless variety of flavor combinations ready at the twist of a cap.
In "Better Baking: Wholesome Ingredients, Delicious Desserts" (Rux Martin/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), Genevieve Ko, a food writer and recipe developer, also pushes the envelope of the familiar, but does so in the name of healthfulness rather than pure exploration.
"After Haas had developed the banana diet, United Fruit parlayed the fruit's ability to fight celiac disease into more general claims about its healthfulness," writes Alan Levinovitz, PhD, in his book The Gluten Lie And Other Myths About What You Eat.
Instead of taking care of her infection, the diet triggered disordered eating habits that were later diagnosed as orthorexia, an eating disorder that causes people to obsess over the healthfulness of their food to such a point that it becomes unhealthy.
Likewise, a loosening of regulations and appointments of agency administrators with strong ties to the industries they oversee threaten the safety and healthfulness of the foods and beverages we consume and feed to our most vulnerable: children, the elderly and those with compromised immunity.
And indeed, if you read the Impossible Foods mission statement, you won't find much about the innate healthfulness of the hamburger (other than the same word, "nutritious," you might find on a box of sugary cereal)—because again, the burger's nutrition is not the point.
These included: labels that were easy to understand and that rated the healthfulness of beverages; limits on availability of sugary sodas in schools; price increases on sugary sodas in restaurants, stores and leisure centers; inclusions of healthier beverages in children's menus; and promotion of healthier beverages in supermarkets.
One can go blah, blah, blah down the line and come up with a policy agenda that would do a lot to help America's kids by bolstering their families' incomes, improving the healthfulness of their ambient environment, and putting in the work to surround them with effective educational institutions.
But Kanittanon was indeed glad to spread word of his country's cuisine and economy, and he and Sombatpiboon courteously remarked on Thailand's status as one of the world's largest net food exporters, on the healthfulness and appeal of Thai dishes, on an initiative by the Ministry of Industry to train Thai chefs to better promote the cuisine abroad.
University of Minnesota Archives. In the early 1930s Jesse F. McClendon tested the healthfulness of hamburgers by putting a University of Minnesota medical student on only hamburgers and water diet for 13 weeks.
They were the first couples to be married by Hiram Bingham I in a Christian ceremony. Their favorite dwelling was Waialua, Oahu. They visited Honolulu only when necessary. Unfortunately, Piia's corpulence did not inure to healthfulness and before long, she sickened and died.
The ideal project design is one that seeks to facilitate and foster the connections between these diverse, but interdependent areas through the creation of a dense, urban development Additionally, the development will seek to combine the efficiency of the urban setting with the healthfulness of country living.
Paris is named after the capital in France. The Iowa Exposition of 1889 was held in Paris.Historical and Statistical Information Iowa Columbian Commission (1893/2009). A Hand Book of Iowa: Or the Discovery, Settlement, Geographical Location, Topography, Natural Resources, Geology, Climatology, Commercial Facilities, Agricultural Productiveness, Manufacturing Advantages, Educational Interests, Healthfulness, Government.
123 In Australia, the general enthusiasm for the Garden City movement began with John Sulman's idea that planning should be about 'convenience, healthfulness and beauty' rather than ad hoc.Sulman 1921, p. 216 These principles were embraced after Reade's speeches and conferences during his tour of Australia. Town planning associations began forming rapidly in his wake.
In 2002, published studies Burros, Marian "Fewer Calories Than Ice Cream, But More Than You Think." The New York Times, p. F1. (October 2, 2002) found that the company may have greatly exaggerated claims of its product's healthfulness. Tasti D-Lite subsequently implemented an overrun compliance program and settled the nutritional claims matter with the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs.
The drink is sold as "Jūrokucha with your meal" to emphasize its healthfulness. The drink is promoted as especially helpful to diabetics who wish to control their sugar levels after a meal due to the sugar-suppressing ingredients contained in it. Celebrities who have appeared in commercials for the health drink include Yūki Amami, Satomi Kobayashi, Izumi Inamori, Koji Uehara, Tomoko Tabata, Norika Fujiwara, and Mikako Ichikawa.
Blueberry smoothie topped with blueberries Smoothie booth at a running event in The Villages, Florida As products typically using raw fruits or vegetables, smoothies include dietary fiber (e.g. pulp, skin, and seeds) and so are thicker than fruit juice, often with a consistency similar to a milkshake. Smoothies, particularly "green smoothies" that include vegetables, may be marketed to health-conscious people for being healthier than milkshakes. The healthfulness of a smoothie depends on its ingredients and their proportions.
This letter documents the increasing number of Chumash migrants to Spanish missions—not because of increasing Christian beliefs—but because of the devastation of Chumash agricultural plants. This effect was greatest on the Chumash staple of the acorn, caused primarily by overexploitation of Spanish cattle-grazing. The religious conversion of Chumash also corresponds to documented disease increases and poorer health from the vitality and healthfulness prior to colonization, which was even recorded by early Spanish conquistadors.
In the 1950s, L&M; introduced an ad campaign called "Just What The Doctor Ordered!". This campaign came at the time L&M; introduced the first filtered cigarette that became popular. In these L&M; advertisements from the early 1950s, "just what the doctor ordered" had a double-meaning. Not only did it imply that L&M; cigarettes were satisfying in that they offered both flavour and protection, but it also implied that doctors approved of the brand, a testament to the brand's healthfulness.
Many preservatives, salts, artificial colors and artificial flavorings are used in this highly processed frozen food item. In response to the issues surrounding the healthfulness of convenience and restaurant foods, an initiative in the United States, spearheaded by Michelle Obama and her Let's Move! campaign, to reduce the unhealthy aspects of commercially produced food and fight childhood obesity, was unveiled by the White House in February 2010. Mrs. Obama has pushed the industry to cut back on sugars and salts found in many convenience foods, encouraging self-regulation over government intervention through laws and regulations.
" Binkle added, "What I keep hearing from the principals is that as we keep tweaking and teaching and encouraging the kids, more and more kids are participating." Research overwhelmingly shows an upward trend in NSLP participation. However, the Wilson Quarterly article described a challenge: "Since 2004, the USDA has administered the HealthierUS School Challenge, awarding distinction but no money, to schools that voluntarily improve the healthfulness of their meals. By last fall, only a paltry 841 of the 101,000 schools in the NSLP (less than one percent) had received awards.
Other heuristics and biases include the availability heuristic, survivorship bias, confirmation bias, and the self-attribution bias. Like the scarcity heuristic, all of these phenomena result from either evolutionary or past behavior patterns and can consistently lead to faulty decision-making in specific circumstances. Scarcity appears to have created a number of heuristics such as when price is used as a cue to the quality of products,(Rao & Monroe, 1989) as cue to the healthfulness of medical conditions,(Ditto & Jemmott, 1989) and as a cue to the sexual content of books when age restrictions are put in place.
Anna Magee believed that the City's hospital wards were overcrowded because needy patients, although they could not resume their normal occupations or duties, remained there too long after passing the initial stage of acute illness or injury. She also did not want patients' families to be burdened with their support. She envisioned a hospital for convalescents—one, she stated that should ensure "the highest degree of reasonable comfort and healthfulness," in a "stately and dignified" building in which "no money should be misused for architectural ornament." Under Chairman C. Stevenson Newhall, M.D., the first board meeting took place on June 2, 1925.
Healthful diets also provide the right balance of carbohydrates, fat, and protein to reduce risks for chronic diseases, and they are obtained from a variety of foods that are available, affordable, and enjoyable. Meat contains complete proteins, but vegetarian protein sources are incomplete proteins and therefore a variety of protein rich foods must be consumed to create a complete protein profile. This method of combining a balance of incomplete vegetarian proteins to create a complete protein profile is known as complementary protein building. The healthfulness of this pattern has been corroborated by epidemiological and experimental nutrition.
Arguments around vague language in food labelling are also tied to issues of health (see nutrition facts label). For example, research on infant formula addresses fine print as a critical realization of multimodality and its effects on communication, particularly in conveying the saliency of health information. Research have additionally expounded on the links between “the ambiguity inherent in the naming of some products” and the differences in perceptions of healthfulness and taste by dieters and non-dieters. Furthermore, such research broaches psycholinguistics by noting that these different groups demonstrate differing capacities to subconsciously alter their taste perceptions based on languages in food labels.
In noting his death, it was said, "...on June 11, 1861, of Oswald Houston, Atlanta lost the good citizen who kept watch over its finances in its formative years as a city, through long service as city treasurer."Atlanta Historical Bulletin Volume 14, Atlanta Historical Society. In June 1847, Houston was a co-founder of Atlanta's first Sunday school, an ecumenical school for all religions.Edward Young Clarke, Atlanta Illustrated: Containing glances at its population, business, manufactures, industries, institutions, society, healthfulness, architecture, and advantages generally, J. P. Harrison & Co., 1881 In January 1848, he was a co-founder of the Presbyterian Church which ultimately became the First Presbyterian Church in Atlanta.
He was involved in the planning of the practical and conceptual aspects of the new institution, including the selection of a site, an architect, and a landscape designer. Among the practical considerations for the final site selection were the location's healthfulness and proximity to the railroad, Haverford College, and Philadelphia. The original campus, a small segment of the Thomas-Humphries Tract and part of a larger property deeded by William Penn to Edward Pritchard and Co. in 1682, comprised thirty-two acres between Merion, Roberts, Gulph and Yarrow roads. By 1893, the Board of Directors had expanded from the Quaker focus to make the college non-denominational.
Concerns about biomagnification exist because the plant may contain the neurotoxin BMAA that remains present in the bodies of animals consuming it and the BMAA has been documented as passing along in the food chain. The Azolla may contain this substance that is a possible cause of neurodegenerative diseases.Williams, Amy Bennett, Documentary about algae and public health debuts to sold-out crowd, Fort Myers News-Press, August 7, 2019 Azolla has also been suggested as a food stuff for human consumption, however, no long term studies of the healthfulness of eating Azolla have been made on humans. Azolla's cyanobacteria has been identified as Anabaena azollae.
She was the founder and first President of the Municipal Order League of Chicago, a society formed to improve the sanitary condition, and thereby the healthfulness, of the city. In October, 1890, she gave the first police ambulance to the city, having raised money among her friends to build and equip it, and thus originated the present system in Chicago of caring for those who are injured or fall ill in public places. On 17 September 1928, Sweet died at the home of her sister, another important figure in the history of women's rights, Winifred Bonfils in San Francisco, California.Georgia L. Osborne, Miss Ada Celeste Sweet in Brief Biographies of the Figurines on display in the Illinois State Historical Library, Springfield, Illinois, 1932, p. 110.
The site of New Hope Chapel was chosen for "the purity of the water, the salubrity of the air and the great healthfulness of the climate", as well as its location at the center of the state, at the intersection of two major roads. UNC course catalog from June, 1819 The university opened in a single building, which came to be called Old East. Still in use as a residence hall, it is the oldest building originally constructed for a public university in the United States. Davie, in full Masonic Ceremony as he was the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina at the time, laid the cornerstone on October 12, 1793, near an abandoned Anglican chapel which led to the naming of the town as Chapel Hill.

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