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High Coffee Intake May Cause Auditory Hallucinations

High Coffee Intake May Cause Auditory Hallucinations

If you've just downed your fifth cup of coffee and you seem to be hearing things that aren't actually there, well, you might want to blame the caffeine in your cup of Joe.

 

First lady targets healthy habits for toddler set

Michelle Obama dropped in on lunch and circle time at a Washington child care center on Wednesday and used the occasion to announce a new national ...

 

Government replaces food guide pyramid with a plate

Government replaces food guide pyramid with a plate

The government is replacing its food guide pyramid with a simpler everyday symbol: a plate. And many nutritionists are applauding the change. The exact look of the new symbol, which is being unveiled Thursday by first lady Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, is under close wraps.

 

Cut red meat to lower cancer risk

Bringing home the bacon might not be such a great idea, according to stricter new dietary advice from the British government issued Friday.

 

Child obesity linked to formula, early start on solids

Child obesity linked to formula, early start on solids

Study finds that breast-fed babies who are fed solids before 4 months are not at increased risk later on.

Senh: More evidence that babies should be breast-fed during their first six months if possible, as if there aren't enough already.

 

10 U.S. cities with the worst drinking water

A surprising number of U.S. cities have drinking water with unhealthy levels of chemicals and contaminants. If you live in Pensacola, Fla., you may want to invest in a water purifier.

 

Latest Dietary Guidelines Reinforce Need to Restrict Salt

Latest Dietary Guidelines Reinforce Need to Restrict Salt

The government also urged Americans to avoid sugary drinks and drink water instead and to read labels to pick soup, bread and frozen meals with less salt.

 

Obama signs child nutrition bill, championed by the first lady

Obama signs child nutrition bill, championed by the first lady

The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 is intended to provide more healthful school meals to a great number of students.With his wife by his side, President Obama on Monday signed the child nutrition bill, strongly pushed by the first lady, who has made nutrition part of her campaign to help the young get healthy.

 

Eating disorders rising fast among young kids

Eating disorders rising fast among young kids

A new report on eating disorders cites data showing a sharp increase in children's hospitalizations for such problems.

 

Fast-food survey: Nearly all kids' meals high in salt, calories

Finding healthful kids' meals is not child's play, found a survey of eight fast-food chains.

 

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