Jan 8, 2022 | Diet Tips, Groups, Guest Bloggers, In the Media, Nutrition, Research, Science, Weight Loss
Hear iDiet’s latest advances on a podcast iDiet’s newest program — iDiet Engage Intensive — takes Dr. Roberts’ groundbreaking nutrition, habit-change, and instinctive neurobiology research, and combines it with the latest advances in positive...
Apr 12, 2019 | Diet Tips, Fiber, Groups, In the Media, Research, Science, Weight Loss
by Susan B. Roberts, PhDI ran my first community iDiet group in the room above my garage, helping local friends, and then neighbors who would soon become friends, to lose weight and keep it off. Because I have been on the shop floor, running iDiet groups myself, and...
Nov 28, 2018 | Groups, In the Media, Nutrition, Research, Science, Weight Loss
As we groggily emerge from the Black Friday/Cyber Monday hangover, it’s a great time to talk about sales.Almost from day 1, iDiet made a clear decision to never issue discount coupons, never have Black Friday sales, holiday sales, or any other type of price...
Jul 13, 2018 | Blood Pressure, Cardiovascular Health, Diabetes, Diet Tips, Fiber, Groups, insoluble fiber, Nutrition, Research, Science, soluble fiber, Weight Loss
Curing cancer and heart disease is difficult. But preventing them is easy – and delicious. Heart disease is responsible for one in four U.S. deaths, and cancer is responsible for nearly as many. Although we have made strides in cancer treatment, some rates of cancer...
May 29, 2017 | Diet Tips, Groups, Science
Have you ever been on a diet and thought or said these dangerous two words: “I’ve failed”?Most of us have. And most of us have been mistaken. We only fail by not starting again after a setback.“It always seems impossible until it’s done.”— Nelson...
Apr 12, 2017 | Desserts, Groups, Research, Science, Weight Loss
The number one question we get is “how does iDiet work and what’s the trick?”The answer is: It works thanks to Dr Roberts’ years of peer-reviewed research. There is no “trick” to successful weight loss.But there’s a better question: Has a diet ever failed...