One Man's 10-Year Success Controlling Diabetes Without Pills
A 49-year-old man from South Asia was able to control his type 2 diabetes for an entire decade without taking any medication by following a low-carbohydrate …
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Hidden Health Problems Found in People With Rare Fructose Disorder
Researchers discovered that people with hereditary fructose intolerance (HFI), a rare genetic condition, develop hidden health problems even when carefully …
Read MoreNew Diet Plan Helps Rare Metabolic Disease Patients Feel Better
Researchers studied eight patients with a rare inherited condition called methylmalonic acidemia (MMA) that makes it hard for their bodies to process certain …
Read MorePersonalized Diet Works as Well as Standard IBS Advice
Researchers tested two different eating approaches for people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a condition that causes stomach pain and changes in bathroom …
Read MoreCan a Low-FODMAP Diet Help Stomach Discomfort?
Researchers looked at 10 studies involving over 4,300 people to see if eating fewer fermentable carbohydrates (called FODMAPs) could help people with …
Read MoreHigh-Carb Diets + Heat Stress = Liver Damage in Study
Researchers studied how eating lots of carbohydrates combined with hot, humid weather affects the liver. They watched 180 rats for 30 days—some ate normal food …
Read MoreNew Tool Helps Kidney Transplant Patients Eat Normally Again
After a kidney transplant, patients often struggle to transition from strict dietary rules to eating normally. Researchers tested a questionnaire called the …
Read MoreCould Avoiding Soy Help Breast Pain? One Woman's Story
A 28-year-old woman with severe breast pain that got worse before her period found relief by avoiding soy foods and certain nuts and seeds. Her hormone levels …
Read MoreHow Rectal Cancer Survivors Manage Life After Surgery
After surgery for rectal cancer, many people experience ongoing bowel problems that affect their daily life. Researchers studied 45 cancer survivors who used …
Read MoreMediterranean Diet May Help Ease Menopause Symptoms
Researchers studied 149 women past menopause to see if eating a Mediterranean-style diet could help with uncomfortable symptoms like hot flashes and mood …
Read MoreEating Order and Phone Apps Help Pregnant Women Control Blood Sugar
Researchers tested whether eating foods in a specific order—fiber and vegetables first, then protein, then carbohydrates last—combined with tracking meals on a …
Read MoreCan a Heart-Healthy Diet Help Protect Your Kidneys?
Researchers looked at whether the DASH diet—a eating plan designed to lower blood pressure—might help people with kidney disease slow down their condition. …
Read MoreSpecial Diet Helps Adults with Autism Feel Better
Researchers tested whether a personalized eating plan could help seven adults with severe autism feel better and reduce their symptoms. The diet focused on …
Read MoreFood Choices That May Help Ease Endometriosis Pain
Researchers reviewed studies about how different diets and supplements might help women with endometriosis—a painful condition affecting about 1 in 10 women. …
Read MoreSpecial Diet May Help Kids With Crohn's Disease Feel Better
Researchers studied whether a special exclusion diet (a diet that removes certain foods) could help children with moderate-to-severe Crohn's disease when used …
Read MoreHow Food Allergies Affect Kids' Digestive Health Long-Term
Researchers studied children who had allergic reactions in their intestines caused by certain foods, tracking how their eating habits changed over time and …
Read MoreCan a Mediterranean Diet Help Slow Parkinson's Disease?
Researchers are testing whether eating a Mediterranean diet—lots of vegetables, fruits, fish, and olive oil—might help people with Parkinson's disease feel …
Read MoreNew Guidelines Help Doctors Better Treat a Rare Inherited Condition
Researchers surveyed 39 nutrition experts from around the world who treat patients with galactosaemia, a rare genetic condition that makes it hard for the body …
Read MoreWhat Foods Really Help With Constipation? New Science-Based Guide
Researchers from the British Dietetic Association reviewed 75 scientific studies to create the first complete guide on which foods and supplements actually …
Read MoreSpecial Protein Drink Helps PKU Patients Get Missing Nutrients
People with phenylketonuria (PKU) who can eat more regular foods sometimes miss out on important nutrients because they eat less special protein products. …
Read MoreHow Diet and Heart Medicine Helped a Young Man With a Rare Metabolic Disease
A 20-year-old man with propionic acidemia, a rare genetic condition that affects how the body breaks down certain proteins, developed heart problems. Doctors …
Read MoreCan a Low-FODMAP Diet Help People With Inflammatory Bowel Disease?
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which includes Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, causes painful digestive problems that come and go. Doctors are …
Read MoreMediterranean Diet Beats Standard Advice for Stomach Problems
Researchers tested whether the Mediterranean diet—a way of eating based on foods from countries around the Mediterranean Sea—could help people with irritable …
Read MoreCancer Treatment Causes Serious Weight Loss: When to Act
When head and neck cancer patients receive radiation and chemotherapy together, they lose weight and nutrition quickly—especially after the 4th week of …
Read MoreNew Tool Helps Kidney Disease Patients Choose Safe Foods and Herbs
Researchers created a digital tool called DHerbKB to help people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) make better food and herbal medicine choices. The tool …
Read MoreWhy Skipping Medicine Almost Killed a Man With Rare Tyrosinemia
A man with a rare genetic condition called tyrosinemia type 1 stopped taking his prescribed medication and following his special diet. This led to a …
Read MoreMost People With Fatty Liver Don't Know How to Eat Right
Researchers in China surveyed 357 people with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (a condition where fat builds up in the liver) to see what they knew about …
Read MoreHow Special Diets Help Kids With a Rare Fat-Processing Disorder
Some children are born with a rare condition called MCADD that makes it hard for their bodies to break down certain fats for energy. Doctors treat this with a …
Read MoreSpecial Supplement Helps Protect Brains in Rare Genetic Disease
Maple syrup urine disease is a rare genetic condition where the body struggles to break down certain amino acids (building blocks of protein). Researchers …
Read MoreSpecial Diet for Rare Condition Doesn't Cause Eating Problems
Children and young adults with a rare genetic condition called MCADD need to follow a special diet to stay healthy. Doctors worry that strict diets during …
Read MoreSpecial Eating Plans Help People Swallow Better After Neck Surgery
After neck surgery, many patients struggle with swallowing. Researchers tested whether a special eating plan could help. They studied 120 people who had neck …
Read MoreWhy People With Type 1 Diabetes Struggle With Food Choices
Researchers in Sweden asked 191 adults with type 1 diabetes about their eating habits and challenges managing their blood sugar through diet. They found that …
Read MoreSpecial Diet Helps People With Stomach Problems Feel Better
Researchers studied how a special diet called the low-FODMAP diet affects people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a condition that causes stomach pain and …
Read MoreHow Doctors Are Helping Diabetics Get Better Without More Pills
Researchers in Thailand studied how doctors and nurses are helping people with type 2 diabetes get healthier by focusing on diet and lifestyle changes instead …
Read MoreWhy Kids With PKU Stay Healthy But Adults Gain Weight
Researchers studied 291 Danish patients with phenylketonuria (PKU), a rare genetic condition where the body can't break down a protein called phenylalanine. …
Read MoreDoctors Need Better Training on PKU Diet Management
A new study from Saudi Arabia found that many doctors and dietitians don't fully understand how to help patients with phenylketonuria (PKU), a rare genetic …
Read MoreOnline Diet Program Helps IBS Symptoms and Anxiety
Researchers tested whether teaching people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) about a special diet through a website could help them feel better. Thirty-five …
Read MoreWhat You Eat Really Matters for Stomach Problems
Millions of people struggle with stomach discomfort after eating, often diagnosed as functional dyspepsia or gastroparesis. These conditions make digestion …
Read MoreWhat You Eat Really Does Matter for Gut Problems
Scientists reviewed research on how diet affects people with functional bowel disorders—conditions where your gut causes problems like bloating, cramping, and …
Read MoreFood Tips That Help After Stomach Surgery: A Nutrition Guide
After certain stomach surgeries, some people experience "dumping syndrome"—a condition where food moves too quickly through the digestive system, causing …
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