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Should Doctors Be Selling Patients on MLM Products?

While not illegal, ethical concerns remain, and patient trust hangs in the balance

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Overeating isn t fueling obesity, it s too many carbohydrates in our diet, researchers say

The "Today" show suggested that the key to losing weight and keeping it off is maintaining a low carbohydrate diet, rather than counting calories, to avoid obesity.

United statesSan franciscoSamuel kleinRobert lustigKarl nadolskyDavid ludwigJeff volekYoni freedhoffUniversity of californiaDepartment of human sciencesHarvard medical schoolWashington university school of medicineBariatric medical instituteUniversity of ottawaFox newsAmerican journal

Obesity Paper Has Diet Researchers Riled Up

Nutrition community clashes over perspective piece on obesity mechanism

United statesSamuel kleinRobert lustigKarl nadolskyDavid ludwigJorge morenoSophie putkaKevin hallJohn speakmanNational institute of diabetesEndocrine societyEnergy balanceUniversity of aberdeenWashington university school of medicineEnergetics research groupResearch diet wars

Are Doctors Drowning in Inbox Overload?

Are Doctors Drowning in Inbox Overload?
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Do Weight-Loss Pills Work?

Do Weight-Loss Pills Work? © (Getty Images) Shot of a young woman browsing the shelves of a pharmacy It’s human nature to want the quickest and easiest solution to any problem. With medical issues, we would all like something simple, like taking a pill, to do the trick. And many companies prey on that desire by pitching products in pill, liquid, powder or other forms with the promise of fast weight loss. But it’s not so simple. No pill or powder will, by itself, help you lose weight, whether it’s 5 pounds or 50 pounds. Even Food and Drug Administration-approved medications that can be prescribed by a physician to treat obesity are only one weapon in the war against the disease.

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