Adults who eat at both fast food and full-service restaurants have a increased chance of calories, sugar, saturated fat, and sodium intake, a new study has shown. Binh T. Nguyen of the American Cancer Society and Lisa M. Powell of the University of Illinois at Chicago said that the United States was one of the most obese nations in the world, with more than one in three adult men and women in defined as obese. Nguyen further said that just as obesity ...Sunday 10 August 2014
Eating at Fast Food Joints Triggers Spike in Calorie Intake
Adults who eat at both fast food and full-service restaurants have a increased chance of calories, sugar, saturated fat, and sodium intake, a new study has shown. Binh T. Nguyen of the American Cancer Society and Lisa M. Powell of the University of Illinois at Chicago said that the United States was one of the most obese nations in the world, with more than one in three adult men and women in defined as obese. Nguyen further said that just as obesity ...
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