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1 | 2 | 3 | Next1 Citation Does "Zero Trans Fat" Really Mean Zero? Once again, our remarkable FDA (Food and Drug Administration or Financial Donations Accepted as I like to call them) has come to the rescue of food distributors everywhere! The newest tag line, "Zero Trans Fat" seems to be on almost every prepackaged food item lining our store shelves. But buyer beware as you have been deceived!! According to FDA, technorati.com
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1 Citation Hardly a day goes by when you don?t hear something about trans fat ? either on the television news, in a magazine or a newspaper, or maybe even a conversation at work. read more, technorati.com
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1 Citation A Heart Healthy Diet Makeover Meri Raffetto RD Heart Disease remains the number one cause of death in the U.S. among both men and women. Part of the problem is it is truly a silent killer. There are few warning signs of?, technorati.com
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KFC is a LIAR and they need to be called out for it. 1 Citation It's a point of fact that KFC proudly advertises zero grams of trans fats on their nutrition labels and in their marketing campaigns all while using trans fats in their food preparations. The new grilled chicken is especially being touted as a healthier choice for chicken all while that too is being prepared using trans fats. Here is a statement from the kfc.com website: "All of your KFC chicken products contain Zero Grams Trans Fat per serving. KFC has found the perfect recipe, incorporatin, technorati.com
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What is Trans Fat and Why is it Bad for You? 1 Citation We are very proud that you have chosen to subscribe to this feed. We hope that you and your family will visit Pinoy Lifestyles on a regular basis. Please enjoy the following posting(s): What is Trans Fat and Why is it Bad for You? Have you heard of trans fat? Do you know just how bad it is for your health? Many people may of have heard about trans fat being bad, but most don?t know that much about what it actually is or why it is so bad. Today, we will take a look at the whole issue of, technorati.com
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Trans Fats: What People Dont Get 1 Citation Image via Wikipedia What people don?t get about trans fat is that many of the products that have been villainized due to trans fat content, such as regular peanut butter, have always contained less than one gram of trans fat..., technorati.com
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40% of Oil Consumed by Americans Contains Trans-fat 1 Citation Image via Wikipedia Americans consume 31 BILLION lbs. of oil a year. That?s about 100 lbs. per man woman and child, or half a cup of oil every day . And almost half of the oil we consume is hydrogenated to degree, meaning it contains trans-fat . But there is hope, according to a recent article in USA Today: What may be the next big thing in the quest for the perfect low-fat french fry will sprout from Iowa ground this summer. Pioneer Hi-Bred says its genetically engineere, technorati.com
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Better to Eat the Cereal or the Box it Came In? 1 Citation I don't count calories. I don't watch fat grams. I don't look at price-per-ounce. I read ingredients. This is what I found on a box of popular cereal that my son recently requested (after seeing a commercial for it on TV, of course): MILLED CORN, SUGAR, CORN SYRUP, MOLASSES, SALT, PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OIL (ONE OR MORE OF: COCONUT, COTTONSEED, AND SOYBEAN) SODIUM ASCORBATE AND ASCORBIC ACID (VITAMIN C), NIACINAMIDE, ZINC OXIDE, REDUCED IRON, WHEAT STARCH, PYRI, technorati.com
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1 Citation In the last 10 years or so soy milk has quickly become a popular substitute for traditional cow milk. In a reaction to the increase in popularity it seems that many studies have been published in regard to the health benefits and dangers of soy milk. So what are the truths and untruths about soy milk? Below are a few questions commonly associated with soy milk consumption: Does soy milk contain trans fats (hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated fats)? Short of listing the ingredients to e, technorati.com
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Episode 12: Chemistry as Technology 1 Citation In today?s world, technology is seemingly ubiquitous. Chemistry plays a role in many technologies and may be obvious in some products, but is quite invisible in others. This week we learn about the discovery of liquid crystal and how it is used for many different electronic displays?from digital watches to computer screens. We also explore the role of chemistry in the Manhattan Project, and how hydrogenation impacts our daily lives. We take a visit to the BASF Catalysts R&D lab in Ohio to , technorati.com
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