Diet Trends
The Weirdest Diet Trends for 2015It's unlikely the obesity epidemic will be dented by this year's bizarre crop of diets - but at least they're creative.
- Cinderella Weight Challenge: Why You Must Be Wary Of This Weight Loss Diet Trend That's Taking Twitter By Storm
Participants of the Cinderella Weight Challenge follow a formula to calculate their 'Cinderella weight' and then follow a diet that allows them to reach the goal and look like the petite Disney character.
- What Is Raw Food Diet? Is It A Good Idea To Follow It?
Raw food diets have gained significant popularity worldwide. Let's find out if it's worth it.
- Fasting Facts: Is the 5:2 Diet too Good to be True?
From claims that fasting makes you thin and feeds the brain to the suggestion that it can even reboot the immune system, Amy Fleming looks at the scientific evidence for restricted eating.
- The Celebrity Diet Trend That Actually Has Some Science Behind it
There is some serious science to back this trend, so it is worth paying attention to, but (surprise, surprise) there is a lot of confusing misinformation and hyperbole out there, too.
- Keto Diet For Weight Loss: Try This Keto-Friendly Poha For A Healthy Breakfast
As Keto diet is gaining popularity around the world, the demand for more variety of 'Keto-friendly' foods is also rising.
- Can You Reverse Diabetes With A Raw Food Diet?
Raw Food Diet: The raw food diet, often called raw foodism or raw veganism, is composed of mostly or completely raw and unprocessed foods.
- The 5:2 Diet - Feasts for Fast Days
With its flexible approach and simple rules, the 5:2 diet has become the calorie-control plan for people who like to eat.For the first time since university I am on a diet. Somehow, I've become a ...
- This Diet Named The Best Diet, Fifth Year in a Row!
If youre looking for a diet thats credible, well-balanced and effective, then this might just be the one!
- Why Eating Diet Food Isn't Enough
Evolution has trained our brain to expect calories or energy from sweet-tasting foods and that is why low-calorie cookies or diet drinks do not satisfy us, suggests a research.
