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Improving adherence to healthy dietary patterns may help reduce the genetic association with weight gain

Adherence to Healthy Diet May Cut Effects of Genetics on Obesity

Long-term, improved diet quality benefits weight control in those with high genetic risk of obesity
More than 40 diet plans across nine categories have been ranked to help those dieting achieve healthier lifestyles. The results were published Jan. 3 in U.S. News & World Report.

Best Diet Rankings Revealed for More Than 40 Diet Plans

Best Diet Overall went to the Mediterranean Diet and the DASH Diet, with the Flexitarian Diet third
Greater fish consumption is associated with fewer sleep problems and higher IQ scores in children

Sleep May Mediate Fish-Cognition Relationship in Children

Sleep quality partially mediates relationship between fish consumption and verbal IQ in children
Intake of fruits and tomatoes may delay decline in lung function

Dietary Factors May Play Role in Preserving Lung Function

Apple, banana, tomato intake linked to slower decline in forced vital capacity in ex-smokers
High intake of fermented milk products

Yogurt, But Not Milk, May Lower Hip Fracture Risk

Findings based on combination of high intake of fermented milk products and fruits, vegetables
For patients with multiple sclerosis

Diet Quality Linked to Disability, Symptom Severity in MS

Composite healthy lifestyle linked to lower odds of fatigue, depression, pain, cognitive impairment
Non-pharmaceutical therapies may offer seizure relief for children with epilepsy

Non-Drug Options Provide Seizure Relief in Children

And, slow initiation of the ketogenic diet shows good outcomes in children with epilepsy
Eating raw almonds

Almonds With/Without Chocolate May Improve Lipid Profiles

Findings based on a small study assessing diet combinations in overweight people
While both improve gastrointestinal symptoms

FODMAP Diet Beats General Dietary Advice for IBS

Although both low FODMAP diet and GDA in patients with IBS-D led to improvement
Higher early childhood intake of alpha-tocopherol is associated with lower odds of elevated mid-childhood alanine aminotransferase levels

Vitamin E in Early Childhood Tied to Lower ALT Levels Later

Findings persist when early diet considered; strengthened when BMI z-score taken into account