The strict EAT-diet is supposed to be good for the climate and good for our health. But how did researchers arrive at their recommendations? The report lacks important information and the EAT dietary advice is based on uncertain models, researchers write in a new review. The EAT experts do not agree.
How much should you drink when you're sick? Not all infections necessitate a greater intake of fluids than usual.
How long are you affected by caffeine? Some claim they have trouble sleeping if they have had any coffee later than noon. Can caffeine really have that long an effect on the body, or is it all in the mind?
Teens’ breakfast habits affect future health Adolescents who skip breakfast or opt for something sugary in the morning are raising their risks of health problems as adults.
Old and undernourished – a persistent problem Norwegian health workers lack the time and knowledge needed to tackle geriatric malnutrition. Researchers want to know why the country continues to be plagued by weight loss in the elderly.
Getting men to eat their greens Men tend to eat high levels of saturated fat and refined carbohydrates, without sufficient amounts of fruits and vegetables.
Farmed salmon retains good fats Norwegian farmed salmon is still a good source of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids, even though these fish are now fed more vegetable oils than previously.
