Is Food Noise Running your Life?
Category Research
Making Sense of the 2015 Dietary Guidelines
Every 5 years the government produces a new Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which are intended to give definitive advice on what Americans should eat to stay healthy. And every 5 years these same Dietary Guidelines are vilified and ridiculed in…
Recent studies on artificial sweeteners change the discussion
Previously, the focus on artificial sweeteners was on safety.Now the discussion has broadened to include effects on gut bacteria. You may be aware that there has been a flurry of media articles about a new study on the safety of…
As seen on WCVB-TV Channel 5 News
The iDiet was recently featured for the 2nd time on Boston’s Channel 5. The report was titled “Diet retrains your brain to like healthy food — Workers test science-based weight loss program called iDiet” The workers in question actually lost…
We’ve Started A Revolution
You may have heard about iDiet in the news this week. Dr. Susan Roberts and iDiet science have been featured on NBC’s Today Show, as well as in Time Magazine, CBS, the BBC, CNN, FOX, Shape, and many others. It’s…
How to use the Glycemic Index in your diet plan
iDiet founder Dr. Susan Roberts was extensively quoted in this short article about the Glycemic Index (GI). You can watch the Glycemic Index of your daily diet without keeping a lot of numbers in your head. It’s easy with the…
10 Tips to Start Your Year off Right
iDiet’s own Dr. Susan Roberts was quoted in the January 2014 People Magazine “Half Their Size” issue, providing some valuable weight-loss tips. Here is a more comprehensive list of Dr. Robert’s diet tips and advice to help start your year…
Your brain is your food traffic controller and the iDiet teaches you to be the pilot.
A recent Opinion piece in the New York Times discussed the complex signaling that occurs in the brain around hunger and satiety, paying particular attention to how fructose and glucose affect hunger hormones and chemical signaling. This story is related…
iDiet Clinical Trials in the News
You may have been seeing the iDiet in the news lately. Publication of papers related to a recent iDiet clinical trial are causing quite a stir. The iDiet has been proven in clinical trials and in pilot programs at multiple…
Legumes Improve Heart Risk, Glycemic Control
Low-glycemic beans, peas and lentils are also linked to lower blood pressure. Previous research has shown that legumes — beans, peas and lentils — can help fight heart disease by improving cholesterol. Now, a new study suggests that legumes could…
Does Extra Body Fat Help You Live Longer?
iDiet Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Advisor Susan Roberts, PhD shares her views on a new study being reported in the popular press this week. What’s the Story? A study published in JAMA this week (Flegal et al. January 2, 2013)…