Eating and Nutrition - Videos
Some school districts are setting new standards for lunches.
Severely restricting caloric intake doesn't appear to lengthen lives - at least, according to a long-awaited study using monkeys.
Back to school time means kids' diets will be changing depending on their food schedules.
Making two small health changes could give you big results.
Summertime heat and your favorite foods can be a dangerous combination. Liz Crenshaw clears up common food safety mistakes.
Some of our favorite foods have made the list of the five worst "healthy" fast food kids' meals. A registered clinical dietitian talks about how to make the right choices. Jennifer Reeves reports.
Students grow a vegetable garden for better eating and health, and share the results with the First Lady, Michelle Obama.
Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien is here to divulge the secret of her guilt free eating empire and putting the kibosh on yo-yo dieting. Who's hungry?!
Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien joins Dena on set to suggest some ways to keep healthy when dining out. She also suggests consulting her recipes to create healthier homemade versions of fast food favorites.
Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien joins Dena on set to suggest some healthy snacking ideas, as well as things every Hungry Girl should keep in her pantry.
Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien joins Dena on set to discuss what yo-yo dieting is and why it's easy to give in to trigger foods.
Guest Sarah Dwyer talks about the African heritage diet pyramid and the plant based origins of soul food.
Soul food represents comfort, tradition and a sense of identity. Yet soul food is known for containing lots of sugar and salt. Is soul food doing more harm than good? Guests discuss the healthy side of soul food.
Kirstie Alley describes how she's keeping off the weight without the help of traditional dieting methods.
Parents and caregivers should avoid giving Simply Thick to babies of any age.
Kids who consume too much salt are more likely to develop high blood pressure.
A new study finds older overweight children actually consume fewer calories than their healthy weight peers.
Children with metabolic syndrome perform worse in school.
Full Segment: Dr. Ian Smith sits down with Nancy Redd to talk about his new book "Shred: The Revolutionary Diet." He tells us how we can get rid of those last stubborn pounds.
Dr. Ian Smith Talks Health and Fitness.
Dr. Ian Smith sits down with Nancy Redd to talk about his new book "Shred: The Revolutionary Diet." He tells us how we can get rid of those last stubborn pounds.
Vitamin D deficiencies appear to worsen a child's illness.
Kids in daycare are 50% more likely to become overweight or obese by the age of 10 than those who stay at home with a parent.
Obese children are especially vulnerable to food advertising.
Social media could help overweight children and teens lose weight.
The more salty foods children eat, the more sugary drinks they'll consume to wash them down.
Iron supplements may help reduce behavior problems in low birth weight babies.
Giving a baby sugar on the tongue before vaccines can help with pain.
Kids with a TV in their bedroom are more likely to be obese.
Looking to lose weight? There are some rules that may help. It's not just the amount of exercise you get, or what you eat, but how much you eat and when.
