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A study published by the American Academy of Neurology says compared to those who eat fewer than 1,500 calories a day, older people who consume more than 2,143 calories a day more than double their risk of a condition called mild cognitive impairment.
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The controversial restaurant opened a new location last week in the Old Town district in Sin City. The restaurant features a burger totalling a whopping 8,000 calories!
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The infamous doughnut cheeseburger with bacon is making its debut in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition on Aug. 19 after it won rave reviews during the Calgary Stampede.
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US First Lady Michelle Obama says 25% of US food supply chain will trim a total of 1.2 million calories from their food products by 2012 by reformulating their ingredients using low calorie options in their products.
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Studies have consistently found that lowering caloric intake has anti-aging benefits. Less complex organisms can live double, even triple the lifespan if calories are restricted.
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Researchers from Canada say low calorie diets are detrimental to ALS patients. The latest study on ALS, better known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, found cutting calorie drastically accelerates the onset and progression, as well as death.
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The Food Standards Agency is urging cinemas to provide calorie information on their snacks and to cut down on portion sizes.
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With sound judgement and discerning taste buds an average eater can enjoy most dishes from fast food fare to gourmet delights while still consuming less salt and food additives and still shaving calories from their daily diet.
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A study from John Hopkins finds that beverage consumption has a greater impact on weight than food consumption. Sugar-sweetened beverages are the source.
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New York is enacting the newest stage of their Nanny State legislation as regards food along with what and how New Yorkers decide what to have for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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Seventeen major food and drink companies firms promise to cut calories in their products to help tackle obesity.
Nick Higham speaks to Louise Foxcroft about her book Calories and Corsets: A History of Dieting Over 2,000 Years.
 Snickers bars may soon satisfy you a bit less. Mars Inc., the makers of popular candy brands including M&M's and Twix, says it will stop making chocolate products that exceed 250 calories by the end of next year.
A link between memory loss and a high calorie diet has been suggested by researchers in the US.
 There are apps to track how many calories you've burned, measure your blood pressure and plan meals.
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