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    Jul 8, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Sugar-Free Foods: Not the Sweet Choice?

    These days, the average American consumes a whopping 22 teaspoons of sugar each day, totaling about 350 calories. Thus, in the context of a national obesity problem, it's no surprise that food manufacturers have begun introducing sugar-free versions of otherwise-guilty pleasures, including cookies, cakes, pudding, sodas, gum, sorbet, chocolates, candies, pie crust and syrup.
    Special to the Los Angeles Times
    These days, the average American consumes a whopping 22 teaspoons of sugar each day, totaling about 350 calories. Thus, in the context of a national obesity problem, it's no surprise that food manufacturers have begun introducing sugar-free versions of...

    Tags: Diabetes, Diarrhea, Education, Overweight, Market Research

    2. Jun 28, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
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    3. Aug 5, 2010 |Story| Daily Press

  3. How to Suppress Hunger Hormones

    Many diets fail for the simple reason of hunger. But there are ways to help control ghrelin, the appetite-boosting hormone that triggers the brain to encourage eating.
    Daily Press (Newport News, Va.)
    Many diets fail for the simple reason of hunger. But there are ways to help control ghrelin, the appetite-boosting hormone that triggers the brain to encourage eating. Do aerobic exercise. Research has shown activities such as running on a treadmill...

    Tags: Hormones and Metabolism, Overweight, Healthy Diet, Comedy (genre), Stress

    4. Aug 13, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  4. Fueling around: Six energy options explained

    Brand X
    TRANSPORTATION ISSUE: Given all the talk about electric cars, clean diesel, ethanol and more, it can be confusing to know how fuels work and their advantages and disadvantages. Here's a guide -- after the jump. GASOLINE Gasoline is ignited by a spark in...
    5. Apr 19, 2006 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Come to the bazaar

    Special to the Tribune
    Sugar and spice, and lots of other things nice-olives, apricots, pistachios, medicinal herbs, fragrant oils, even purported aphrodisiacs-are for sale and for sampling at the bustling Spice Bazaar on the edge of Istanbul's Old City. The L-shaped brick...

    Tags: Bee (insect), Cucumbers, Chives, Chicken Breast, England

    6. Sep 14, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Products derived from natural, nontoxic ingredients -- once seen as fringe -- are now mainstream.

    <i>First of two parts </i>
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    First of two parts At first, the experimental shampoo looked like a putrid salad dressing. Its oil and its water just couldn't get along. They separated in the bottle and, over time, the shampoo took on an ugly brown hue. The team at Avalon Organics,...

    Tags: Waste, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Immune System, Environmental Pollution

    7. Sep 19, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. AQMD wants to put the brakes on polluters

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    If you think your everyday exhaust fumes are a private matter -- maybe your dirty little secret -- you haven't met up with Southern California's new pollution detectives. In recent weeks, an innocuous white van has been parked on a Los Angeles freeway...

    Tags: Science and Technology, Death, Companies and Corporations, Car Engine Repair, U.S. Department of Justice

    8. Jun 14, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Shake it up, baby!

    IT'S getting hotter &#8212; and hotter, according to Al Gore. Time to turn up the AC, plan more trips to the beach, and grab yourself a seriously cool milkshake.
    Special to The Times
    IT'S getting hotter — and hotter, according to Al Gore. Time to turn up the AC, plan more trips to the beach, and grab yourself a seriously cool milkshake. A real shake, that is — not the synthetic kind handed to you from an anonymous drive-...

    Tags: Vanilla Bean, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Williams-Sonoma Inc., Matthew Perry

    9. Oct 13, 2006 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Scientists seek cheap, plentiful energy alternatives

    Tribune staff reporter
    Sitting in a cluttered, windowless office here surrounded by pictures of her three grandchildren, Nancy W.Y. Ho did her best on a recent afternoon to show why everything you thought you knew about ethanol is wrong. It's not just about distilling auto...

    Tags: Engineering, DNA, Companies and Corporations, Turlock (Stanislaus, California), Economy, Business and Finance

    10. Jan 16, 2009 |Blog| Baltimore Sun

  10. Brrrrr !! And colder tonight !

    Maryland Weather
    That was bracing! Overnight lows ranged from around minus-8 degrees out in Garrett County, to about 11 degrees in Aberdeen. Here is a map with National Weather Service observer reports.We recorded a low of 10 degrees out on the WeatherDeck......

    Tags: Almonds, Synthetics and Plastics, Weather, Maryland, Services and Shopping

    11. Mar 17, 2002 |Story| Hartford Courant

  11. Big Bad Neighbor

    Beginning about six years ago, whenever Jean Kenny's two young grandchildren were bathed in her tub, they got severe rashes. ``At first, we didn't suspect the water,'' Kenny says. ``Babies are always getting rashes.''
    Northeast Magazine
    Beginning about six years ago, whenever Jean Kenny's two young grandchildren were bathed in her tub, they got severe rashes. ``At first, we didn't suspect the water,'' Kenny says. ``Babies are always getting rashes.'' Nancy, the mother of the oldest...

    Tags: Engineering, Weather Warnings, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics, National Collegiate Athletic Association

    12. Apr 23, 2000 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. The Collage Artist

    Sun Theater Critic
    NEW YORK -- August Wilson sits in a scruffy, linoleum-floored eatery in the heart of the theater district holding a sheaf of discount coupons for "Miss Saigon." He's not planning on seeing the show, but he's put the coupons to good use. Neat black...

    Tags: Death, Eugene O'Neill, African Americans, Journalism, Broadway Theater

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