Confusing food labels can hide diet hazards
From flavored yogurts to crackers, nutrition labels may be hiding large amounts of salt, fat and sugar. By learning how to compare nutrition labels, you may protect your health. Full story
Are school lunches making your kids obese?
David Zinczenko, author of “Eat This, Not That!,” dissects what your kids are eating in the school cafeteria.
Unhealthy health food
Just because food is labeled "Organic", "Fat-Free" or "Whole Grain" doesn't guarantee it's the healthiest choice to eat. KXAS's Ellen Goldberg reports.
Diet S.O.S.: Staying committed to your diet
TODAY’s diet and nutrition expert Joy Bauer answers viewers’ questions about their diet dilemmas, including tips for sticking to a diet plan and the pitfalls of being a chocoholic.
Diet food calorie claims put to the test
Can you really believe fat and calorie numbers on food labels? NBC’s jeff Rossen investigates the truth behind “low-fat” and “low-calorie” meals.
FDA working to replace misleading food labels
The aisles of American supermarkets can be bewildering places these days. What food claims are the conscientious eater to trust and what foods should they pick to put on their table? Full story
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Former teacher: ‘Not surprising that Amanda Berry kicked down the door’ to escape
Amanda Berry’s former teacher, Joe Kapostasy, discusses what kind of student Amanda Berry was and how she could have survived this 10-year ordeal.
#click3: A new healthy fast food movement
Mother Jones offers a great graphic that answers the question “Is your team’s owner a ‘Major League A-hole?”; Mark Bittman has a great New York Times piece about the healthy fast food movement; and BuzzFeed has a great list out telling you who the hottest attorneys general are.
