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The real ‘paleo’ diet had plenty of fruits and veggies – National Geographic, 4 Mar 2026
Are You ‘Biohacking’ Your Diet? We Want to Hear From You. – The New York Times, 3 Mar 2026
Microbiota-mediated induction of beige adipocytes in response to dietary cues – Nature, 4 Mar 2026
RFK Jr. says a keto diet can ‘cure’ mental illness. Here’s what it did for my son’s bipolar disorder – San Francisco Chronicle, 6 Mar 2026
How gut bacteria and diet can reprogram fat to burn more energy – Medical Xpress, 4 Mar 2026
Try the 30-30-3 Diet Hack to Improve Hormone and Gut Health, From a Menopause Expert – TODAY.com, 6 Mar 2026
The Real-Life Diet of Jordan Stolz, Who Runs on Sour Candy and Coke – GQ, 5 Mar 2026
My RFK diet experiment went viral. The backlash turned it into a political food fight. – Business Insider, 4 Mar 2026
News - Prehistoric Europeans Ate a Varied Diet – Archaeology Magazine, 6 Mar 2026
Asking Eric: Parents worry about college-age son’s ‘junk’ diet – The Denver Post, 5 Mar 2026
5 things to know about diet culture – University of Colorado Boulder, 2 Mar 2026
Navigating federal government’s new dietary guidelines can be tricky – The University of Arizona Health Sciences, 6 Mar 2026
High-fat diet shown to speed up tumor growth and invasion in TNBC models - Oncology Central
I Ate a High-Protein Diet for a Month—Here's What Happened - EatingWell
Fasting-Mimicking Diet Shows Benefit in Crohn’s Disease - Medscape
Padma Lakshmi Snacks While Glamming - Grub Street
3 Registered Dietitians Agree on the Healthiest Bread for Your Diet - Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
The new dietary guidelines signal a reset. Here's what Ohioans need to know about protein and fat - Ohio Capital Journal
10 Popular Diets: The Ultimate Science vs. Fad Showdown - HowStuffWorks
How little we know about our food would surprise you. UC scientists are working to change that — and improve health outcomes across the nation - University of California
Are you old enough to eat whatever you want? Meet the ‘What the Hell’ diet. - The Boston Globe
When he was The Times’s chief restaurant critic, Pete Wells had an out-of-control diet. "By my last year on the job, I was a mess." This is how he got onto healthier eating habits, and how you, too, can reset your appetite. https://nyti.ms/3NcpR9C - facebook.com
Healthy Dietary Patterns Associated with Lower Risk of Subjective Cognitive Decline - NeurologyLive
Lipid metabolism drives dietary effects on T cell ferroptosis and immunity - Nature
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