Find basic information about diabetes, including a definition, causes and risk factors, symptoms, treatments, complications, and more.
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Find information on living with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), including nutrition resources.
Read basic, factual information on carbohydrates. Topics covered include complex and simple carbohydrates and dietary fiber.
Read general information about vegetarian diets, including recommendations for a healthy diet.
Learn about constipation, including diagnosis/symptoms, treatment, nutrition issues, and more.
What is type 1 diabetes, and how do you manage it? Get basic information here.
Find research and resources to help those living with cancer. Topics include including food safety, eating tips, and emotional support.
Get the latest news and research on alternative cancer therapies, including information on nutrition and supplements.
Find the latest news, plus links to overviews, clinical trials and research related to dietary antioxidants.
Browse a list of dietary supplements and herbal remedies to learn about their effectiveness, safety, and drug interactions.
Find resources for over 100 herbs and supplements organized alphabetically, including apple cider vinegar, blond psyllium, collagen peptides, and more.
Provides information on physical activity and the body's use of calories as well as illustrations and definitions. Also in Spanish.
Find information on osteoporosis, including diagnosis, diet changes, and more.
Read general information about food additives, including functions and side effects.
Find information about breastfeeding recommendations, common concerns, and more, including Overcoming Breastfeeding Problems.
Learn about anabolic steroids, including what they are, use among athletes, interactions, safety concerns, and more.
Learn about caffeine, including what it is, how it effects users, how much is too much and why it can cause dehydration, especially in athletes.
Learn about creatine, including what it is, use among athletes, interactions, safety concerns, and more.