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Sweet Potato vs Regular Potato: Which Is Healthier?

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Do you eat sweet potato instead of a regular potato thinking you are doing yourself some good by saving on some calories? You are wrong!
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Be Well: Packing a Healthy Lunch

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Be Well: Packing a Healthy Lunch
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Aspartame is in a lot of stuff, but what is it?

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The World Health Organization has declared aspartame a potential carcinogen, indicating more research is needed to understand the health impacts. CBC’s Anya Zoledziowski looks at what’s in the artificial sweetener and how it became so...
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Breakfast may lower appetite throughout the day: Study

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Starting your day with a healthy breakfast is important for keeping energy levels stable, concentration sharp and hunger at bay. Watch to know more!
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Want To Control Appetite For Weight Loss? Key Lies Breakfast

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Starting your day with a healthy breakfast is important for keeping energy levels stable, concentration sharp and hunger at bay. Watch to know more!
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Public Health England strongly criticise report calling for people to eat more fat and stop counting calories to tackle obesity

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Public Health England strongly criticise report calling for people to eat more fat and stop counting calories to tackle obesity
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Food flavour sprays help dieters lose weight

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1. Various of New York Manhattan street scenes 2. Exterior Bloomingdales, restaurant facade 3. Various of chef cooking an omelet 4. Various of omelet being sprayed with flavouring 5. Various of flavour sprays 6. SOUNDBITE (English)...
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Report highlights malnutrition among Palestinians

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Jerusalem 1. Exterior of "American Colony" hotel 2. Various shots of presser 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr Ziad Abdeen, Dean of research Al-Quds University: "The percentage of malnutrition for wasting in both the West Bank and Gaza is 9.3...
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Public Health England strongly criticise report calling for people to eat more fat and stop counting calories to tackle obesity

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Public Health England strongly criticise report calling for people to eat more fat and stop counting calories to tackle obesity
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A new study finds that Chinese restaurant food is bad for yourblood pressure and waistline. The typical meal has more caloriesand sodium than the average adult should consume in a singlesitting. The AP's Warren Levinson reports.

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HEADLINE: Fast food vs. Chinese: Which is healthier? CAPTION: A consumer group warns while much Chinese food is rich in vegetables and the fat is mostly the heart-healthy kind, it is typically too high in sodium and often startlingly...
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A new study finds that Chinese restaurant food is bad for yourblood pressure and waistline. The typical meal has more caloriesand sodium than the average adult should consume in a singlesitting.

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HEADLINE: Take-out food packs on pounds? CAPTION: Is Chinese food healthier than fast-food? A consumer group warns many meals are loaded with calories and sodium. (March 21) This is a soundbite only from Michael Jacobson/Center for...
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Pepsicos Latin America Foods Divison Rises 6.3%

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Oct. 9 ""Bloomberg's Mark Crumpton reports on the top stories out of Latin America on todays Latin America Report on Bottom Line. (Source: Bloomberg)
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App to identify chemical makeup of everyday objects

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AP Television Adanim, near Tel Aviv - 28 May 2014 1. Close up demonstration of scanner being used on cheese UPSOUND: (English) Assaf Carmi, Physicist, Consumer Physics: "OK it identifies that it is cheese. And as you can see it presents...
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Researchers say taxing sugary drinks would reduce obesity in the UK

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Researchers say taxing sugary drinks would reduce obesity in the UK
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Enzymes in red wine appear to extend life of certain cells

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Washington, DC (August 24, 2003) 1. Various, opening and pouring a glass of red wine Unidentified Location (File) 2. Various, scientist in lab Bethesda, Maryland (August 24, 2003) 3. David Finkelstein, Ph.D., Metabolic Regulation...
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RR0231/B The Netherlands: Exercise Research

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Obese man having stomach measured: obese woman walking (from behind); people eating pizza; man with large tattooed stomach; food being served; various of men exercising in gym; general views of Netherlands, buildings and cycling; SOT...
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Bloomberg

Impossible Foods Expands to Canada

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Sep.08 -- Impossible Foods Inc., maker of the plant-based Impossible Burger, is expanding into Canada. It will be the company's second largest market. David Lee, chief financial officer of Impossible Foods, speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Coca-Cola Shares Bubble Over to Near-Record Territory

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March 18 -- Caroline Levy, analyst at CSLA, and Nik Modi, analyst at RBC Capital Markets, examine the strength of Coca-Cola's stock and political backlash the company faces in various countries over sugary soda drinks. They speak on...
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Heated exercise pods to get fit in LA

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Santa Monica California Feb 14, 2013 1. Close zoom out of woman working out in pod to reveal row of pods 2. Mid of woman working out in heat pod 3. Close up thermostat showing pod temperature of 100 degrees fahrenheit (37 Celcius) 4....
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Man drinks fake fat in NYC health department''s video urging people to cut back on soda

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HEADLINE: Man drinks fake fat in NYC anti-soda video CAPTION: A man drinks a glass of goop made to look like fat in a new video released by the New York City health department as part of a campaign to curb the consumption of sugary...
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Periodic fasting may improve health, weight loss

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The latest diet trend known as intermittent fasting – or going long stretches of time with no food – is not only gaining in popularity for weight loss but may also have health benefits.
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NYC plans calorie-counting rule for chain restaurants

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New York - 26 March, 2008 1. Wide shot of Times Square 2. Medium shot of people walking on sidewalk 3. Wide exterior of McDonald's restaurant 4. Exterior of McDonald's restaurant 5. Wide pullout of Red Lobster restaurant 6. Exterior of...
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New fitness tracker reveals what your body is made of

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GERMANY IFA TOM TOMSOURCE: AP HORIZONS, LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 3:40SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionBerlin, Germany - 1 September 2016 1. Close of...