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2005 Index of Articles
Listed in alphabetical order
2001 Index of Articles
2002 Index of Articles
2003 Index of Articles
2004 Index of Articles

Addictions
Alcohol Abuse & Dependence — Nutrition on the Rocks; September, p. 44

Allergies/Food Intolerances
Asthma and Diet; May, p. 32
Exercise and Allergies; August, p. 82
Food Allergen Labeling; August, p. 33
Food Allergy Symptoms and Causes; August, p. 10
Help Clients Hurdle Gluten-Free Diet Dilemmas; August, p. 28
What Foodservice Staff Should Know About Food Allergies; August, p. 38

Alternative/Complementary Care
Aromatherapy — The Scents of Healing; October, p. 54
Reiki — Rising Star in Complementary Care; October, p. 82

Books
200 Healthy Recipes in 30 Minutes—or Less!; November, p. 62
Blender Bible, The; November, p. 63
Complete Guide to Carb Counting; January, p. 46
Cupboard Love: A Dictionary of Culinary Curiosities; March, p. 62
Diabetes: A Guide to Living Well: A Program of Individualized Self-Care; March, p. 62
Diabetic Dream Desserts: More then 130 Simple and Delicious Reduced Sugar Recipes; November, p. 61
Fix-It and Forget-It Diabetic Cookbook: Slow-Cooker Favorites—to Include Everyone!; May, p. 20
Gayle’s Feel-Good Foods: Unbelievably Healthy, Impossibly Delicious, Surprisingly Easy Recipes For Every Day; May, p. 18
Manual That Should Have Come With Your Body, The; November, p. 62
Marketing Nutrition: Soy, Functional Foods, Biotechnology, and Obesity; September, p. 54
One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way; July, p. 58
Pediatric Nutrition Handbook; July, p. 58
Quick & Healthy Low-fat, Carb Conscious Cooking; July, p. 56
Simply Soy—Recipes Celebrating Nature’s Perfect Bean; May, p. 20
Small Changes, Big Results: A 12-Week Action Plan to a Better Life; September, p. 56
The Hip Chick’s Guide to Macrobiotics: A Philosophy for Achieving a Radiant Mind and Fabulous Body; January, p. 47
The Secrets of Living and Loving with Diabetes: Three Experts Answer Questions You’ve Always Wanted to Ask; May, p. 18
The Sober Kitchen: Recipes and Advice for a Lifetime of Sobriety; January, p. 47
Type 2 Diabetes for Beginners; July, p. 56
Unlocking Your Genetic History: A Step-by-Step Guide to Discovering Your Family’s Medical and Genetic Heritage; January, p. 46
Vegan World Fusion Cuisine: Healing Recipes & Timeless Wisdom From Our Hearts to Yours; September, p. 55

Buyers’ Guide
2005 Buyers’ Guide; November, p. 48

Cardiovascular Health
Delivering the Heart-Healthy Message; February, p. 22

Career Issues
Building Nutrition Support Teams; January, p. 34
Heat Up Your Professional Relationships Without Getting Burned; July, p. 36
Making the Most of Being Mentored; July, p. 16
Nutrition Communication — Inspiring Consumers to Better Health; June, p. 40
Sage Job Advice for Retirees, Stay-at-Home Parents; February, p. 20
What Is Your Marketing Message?; August, p. 16

Community Matters
500 Club Healthy Eating Program, The; March, p. 20
Cooking With a Chef; June, p. 22
Katrina: Lessons, Change, and Opportunity; November, p. 20
Making a Difference for Home PN and EN; January, p. 25
Reaching Out to Hurricane Katrina Victims; October, p. 26

Conference Currents
AADE Annual Meeting and Exhibition; November, p. 22
ASPEN’s Clinical Nutrition Week; April, p. 28

Culinary Corner
Bean There, Done That — Fiber and Beans; February, p. 50
Canned Foods; September, p. 58
Cooking for Small Families; November, p. 86
Feeding Olympian Appetites; January, p. 42
Nuts About Peanuts; March, p. 68
Popular Pomegranate, The; May, p. 62
Reinvent Your Salad; April, p. 56
Summer Dazzles With Fresh Basil; July, p. 60
Super Fruit — Super Good; June, p. 62
Tired of the Same Old Turkey Sandwhich?; August, p. 60
What’s Hot for Dinner? America’s Favorite Restaurant Food Trends; February, p. 42
You Can’t Judge a Root By Its Covering — Celariac; October, p. 126

Diabetes
Diabetes Management in Long-Term Care; July, p. 52
Exercise for Diabetes Prevention and Treatment; July, p. 82
Herb Used to Treat Diabetes Works Like Modern-Day Prescription Drugs; March, p. 8
Highs and Lows of the Glycemic Index, The; July, p. 40
Power of Storytelling, The — Inspiring Diabetes Self-Management; July, p. 26
Tight Glucose Control Lowers CVD By Roughly 50% in Diabetes; July, p. 77
What Mom Eats May Predispose Offspring to Diabetes, Obesity; August, p.78

Diet
Asthma and Diet; May, p. 32
Body & Soul — A Celebration of Healthy Eating and Living; February, p. 38
Diets Rich in Calcium and Vitamin D May Increase Risk of PMS; August, p. 4
Disabilities and Diet — Beyond the Obvious; April, p. 48
Eating Ethnic, Eating Well; May, p. 48
Help Clients Hurdle Gluten-Free Diet Dilemmas; August, p. 28
If You Make It, Will They Come? — Are Consumers Buying Fast Food’s Healthier Options?; August, p. 47
One Size Does Not Fit All — The New Pyramid Food Guidance System; August, p. 42
Soldiers’ Weight-Loss Efforts Include Some Unhealthy Strategies; August, p. 26
Teaching Your Patients to Count Carbs; August, p. 18
Type of Dietary Fat May Influence the Growth of Prostate Cancer; May, p. 4
Vegetarian Nutrition — What Every Dietitian Should Know; March, p. 32
What Mom Eats May Predispose Offspring to Diabetes, Obesity; August, p. 78

Dietetics
Dietetics on the Side of Volcano Agua; June, p. 46
Sports Dietetics — For Experts Only; March, p. 46

Disease/Disorders
Asthma and Diet; May, p. 32
Boning Up on Osteoporosis; November, p. 40
Cancer Cachexia — Are Appetite Stimulants the Answer?; June, p. 60
Disease-Fighting Chemicals in Apples Could Reduce the Risk of Breast Cancer; May, p. 22
Exercise and Breast Cancer — Moving Toward Survival; November, p. 32
Foodborne Illnesses Continue Downward Trend; June, p. 4
Glutathione in Health and Disease; January, p. 22
Honey-Bee Products May Help Prevent and Treat Cancer; July, p. 77
Leafy Green Veggies Help Prevent Cataracts; January, p. 4
NDEP Tailors Cardiovascular Disease Message for American Indians and Alaska Natives; August, p. 26
Nutrition and Autism — Are They Linked?; January, p. 31
Nutrition and Cancer Care — Show Them the Money; October, p. 44
Psoriasis and Nutrition; April, p. 40
Screening Patients With Osteoporosis for Celiac Disease Appears Worthwhile; May, p. 22
Power of Tomatoes, The: Lycopene and Prostate Cancer; August, p. 23
Treating Chronic Constipation; May, p. 52
Type of Dietary Fat May Influence the Growth of Prostate Cancer; May, p. 4

Dynamics of Diabetes
dLife-ful!; January, p. 14
15/15 Rule, The — Does It Work?; June, p. 58
Fighting Childhood Diabetes; March, p. 22
Insulin and Type 2 Diabetes Management; September, p. 19
New Medications for Diabetes Management; July, p. 20
Pasta Solutions for People With Diabetes; May, p. 16
Road to Successful Change, The; February, p. 18
Stress Connection, The; April, p. 18
Teaching Your Patients to Count Carbs; August, p. 18

Education
To Degree or Not to Degree?; July, p. 31
Who Said You Shouldn’t Play With Food? The Success of FoodPlay; February, p. 34
Gut Feelings — GI Distress in Athletes; March, p. 38

Exercise/Fitness
Comparing Fitness Facts — United States vs. Europe; June, p. 82
Exercise Abuse — Too Much of a Good Thing; March, p. 51
Exercise and Allergies; August, p. 82
Exercise and Breast Cancer — Moving Toward Survival; November, p. 32
Exercise for Diabetes Prevention and Treatment; July, p. 82
Exercise for the Whole You; September, p. 90
Make Exercise Convenient; April, p. 82
Make Time for Fitness Education; March, p. 70
Post-Bariatric Surgery Fitness; January, p. 52
Postpartum Exercise; November, p. 90
Tai Chi; October, p. 130
Video Games Get Active; May, p. 82
Yoga — On the Way to Wellness; October, p. 40

Fiber
Bean There, Done That — Fiber and Beans; February, p. 50
Whole Story, The — Fiber, Whole Grains, and Health; February, p. 28

Food
5 Functional Foods for Women and Why They Work; November, p. 44
Coconut Oil Makes a Comeback?; October, p. 78
Convenience Food Trends — Change Is in the Air; April, p. 44
Farm-to-School Movement, The; May, p. 40
Frozen Convenience Foods — They’ve Come a Long Way, Baby; April, p. 30
Functional Foods — How They Fare in the New Pyramid; September, p. 30
GE Foods Under the Microscope; May, p. 36
Lean, Mean Fast Food Chains; August, p. 58
One Size Does Not Fit All — The New Pyramid Food Guidance System; August, p. 42
Raw Foods — The Balancing Act; March, p. 42
Slow Food Movement Picks Up Speed, The; November, p. 36
Tired of the Same Old Turkey Sandwhich?; August, p. 60
What’s for Dinner? — Factors That Influence Food Choices; October, p. 68

Food for Thought
Conference Catering — Kick it Up a Notch!; October, p. 94
Dietitian Reflects on Euthanasia By Feeding Tube Removal; July p. 48
Female Athlete Triad, The; March, p. 66
Future of Fast Food, The; August, p.56
Grass-Fed Beef — A Healthier Hamburger?; May, p. 56
Is Cocoa From Mars?; April, p. 58
Nutrient Changes After Weight-Loss Surgery; January, p. 54
(Pay) Checks and (Loan) Balances; September, p. 64
Weight-Loss Industry Loses Fight With FTC; November, p. 66
When Dairy Met Weight Loss; February, p. 54

Food Safety
Putting a Price Tag on Food Poisoning Fallout; June, p. 30
Salmonella That Won’t Die, The — Why They Live; August, p. 27

Foodservice
Keeping It Clean for JCAHO; June, p. 52
What Foodservice Staff Should Know About Food Allergies; August, p. 38

For Your Information
12 Delicious Ways to Enjoy the Taste of Whole Grains; April, p. 55
Can Dietitians Still Write Therapeutic Diet Orders?; November, p. 68
Fad Diet Dangers Exposed; May, p. 58
Latin American Diet Revisited; September, p. 60
Lean, Mean Fast Food Chains; August, p. 58
Six Simple Steps to a Healthy Weight for Kids; March, p. 65
Weeding Out the Wicked — Best Practices With Produce; October, p. 90

Gluten Intolerance
Help Clients Hurdle Gluten-Free Diet Dilemmas; August, p. 28

Government
Food Allergen Labeling; August, p. 33

Growing Your Business
Fitness Certifications — An Open Door to New Markets; October, p. 60
Mastering Media; June, p. 8
What Is Your Marketing Message?; August, p. 16
Who Is Your Ideal Client? A Strategic Attraction Plan; April, p. 26

Health Matters
Fighting Malnutrition in Africa with Sorghum; September, p. 82
Food Fats in Transition; September, p. 84
Investing in Employee Health Can Pay Off for Corporations; September, p. 82
Study Offers Promise That Pomegranates Can Help Prevent Prostate Cancer; October, p. 114
Successful Ex-smokers Show Trust in Healthcare, Upbeat Attitude; September, p. 84
Taking Herbs With Other Drugs May Harm Health and Fizzle Finances; October, p. 114
Timing of Introduction of Gluten Into Infant’s Diet and Celiac Disease; October, p. 116

Herbs
Herb Used to Treat Diabetes Works Like Modern-Day Prescription Drugs; March, p. 8
How Effective Are Herbal Supplements in Reducing Illnesses in Children?; May, p. 24
Spice of Life, The; April, p. 36

Hydration
Buzz About Energy Drinks, The; August, p. 77
Hydration and Hyponatremia in Athletes; October, p. 18
Hyperhydration — When Drinking Too Much Water Can Hurt; August, p. 77

Info to Go
Helping Clients Eat Well — Easy Whole Grain Recipes; February, p. 52
10 Reasons to Prepare Family Meals; April, p. 61
12 Easy Ways to Change Eating Habits for Good; July, p. 61
12 Smart Ways to Right-Size Your Portions; May, p. 60

Long-Term Care
Adult Wound Care — Management of Pressure Ulcers; January, p. 38
Current News in Long-Term Care Nutrition; August, p. 52
Better Choices, Better Outcomes — Nutrition Support Update; July, p. 10
Calculating Nutritional Needs for the Older Adult; February, p. 46
CD-HCF — A Great Resource for Long-Term Care; March, p. 59
Diabetes Management in Long-Term Care; July, p. 52
Dietitian Reflects on Euthanasia By Feeding Tube Removal; July p. 48
End-of-Life Nutrition and Hydration Issues; June, p. 64
FAQs About Pressure Ulcers; October, p. 36
Hot Topics in Nutrition and Long-Term Care; May, p. 54
It’s a Small World — Notes From Abroad; September, p. 48
New Guidance on Long-Term Care Issues; January, p. 48
New President of NPUAP Focuses on Nutrition Care; April, p. 52

Miscellaneous
Animal Study Shows Grape Seed May Help Protect Brain; June, p. 78
Brain in Your Gut, The — A Mind of Its Own; May, p. 26
Dining St. Louis Style; October, p. 50
Homemade Convenience — Entree Assembly Shops; September, p. 36
Inside Beauty — Cosmeceuticals Come of Age; September, p. 40
Keeping It Clean for JCAHO; June, p. 52
Miso in the Morning — The Secrets to Longevity in Okinawa; June, p. 34
National Nutrition Month — We Ask the Experts…; March, p. 18
Nose-Stomach Tube Slows Recovery From Surgery; June, p. 78
Putting a Price Tag on Food Poisoning Fallout; June, p. 30

News Scan
Body Fat Changes Not Common in Patients Taking HIV Drugs; November, p. 85
Chocolate Elicits the Good and Bad in Those Who Crave It; September, p. 86
Chromium Picolinate Linked With Reduced Carbohydrate Cravings; November, p. 84
Coffee is No. 1 Source of Antioxidants; October, p. 122
Fish Oil Supplements — Is the Brand You’re Taking Safe?; October, p. 122
Green Tea Targets Cancer, New Research Finds; October, p. 123
Many Body-Conscious Teens Use Supplements to Improve Physique; September, p. 86

Nutrients
Nutrient Changes After Weight-Loss Surgery; January, p. 54

Pediatrics
Children and Nutrition Histories; June, p. 19
How Effective Are Herbal Supplements in Reducing Illnesses in Children?; May, p. 24
Raising Fit Kids Starts in the Kitchen; October, p. 74
Six Simple Steps to a Healthy Weight for Kids; March, p. 65
What Mom Eats May Predispose Offspring to Diabetes, Obesity; August, p. 78

Personal Computing
Caveat Lector; November, p. 88
Don’t Let “Phishers” Steal From You; September, p. 88
Empower Others to Solve Computer Problems; March, p. 90
Going Online to Save Data Safely; August, p. 80
Keeping E-mail in Top Form; July, p.80
Preventing and Surviving Today’s Computer Disasters; June, p. 80
Stop Getting Singed; October, p. 124
Stopping Web Plagiarists From Stealing Your Content; April, p. 80
What Are the Most Reliable PC Products?; May, p. 80

Practice Matters
Children and Nutrition Histories; June, p. 19
Exploring Mindful Speech; October, p. 30
Making the Most of Being Mentored; July, p. 16
Navigating Nutrition Flip-Flops; April, p. 22
Professional Development Portfolio, The; September, p. 22
Sage Job Advice for Retirees, Stay-at-Home Parents; February, p. 20

Probiotics
Living Bacteria — The Body’s Natural Defense; May, p. 44
Probiotic Nutrients Made With Organic Ingredients; August, p.64

Products & Services
Better Living Now Helps Diabetes Patients Stay Health; November, p. 73
Boost School Breakfast Participation With New Breakfast Breaks; October, p. 98
Caffe Sanora Introduces Antioxidant-Rich Coffee; September, p. 68
Carb Escapes Use Healthy, Natural Carb Substitutes; April, p. 64
Cod Liver Oil Makes Comeback as Top Nutritional Staple; July, p. 62
DNA Dreamfields Company Introduces Low-Carb Pasta; January, p. 56
Dr. Smoothie Brings Home the Gold; July, p. 62
Eden Offers All-Natural Popping Corn; May, p. 64
ExtendBar Introduces Low-Carb, Sugar-Free Snack for Managing Diabetes; April, p. 64
Flexitol Diabetic Products Ease Diabetic Skin Conditions; November, p. 72
Food Fan Guide Introduces “The Produce Partner”; September, p. 68
Freeze-Dried Snacks a Healthy Alternative; August, p. 62
French Twists Provide Dairy-Free, Cholesterol-Free Snack; March, p. 73
Gerber Introduces Products as Part of Start Healthy, Stay Healthy Campaign; January, p. 56
GrandyOats Announces Healthy New Granola; July, p. 62
Healthcare Providers Join Supermarkets in Campaign to Fight Heart Disease; March, p. 72
Kari-Out Introduces Low-Sodium, Gluten-Free Soy Sauce Packets to Chinese Take-Out; October, p. 98
Lundberg Introduces RiceXpress; October; p. 100
New Nestle Web Site Assists Healthcare Professionals; August, p. 64
New Prostate Health Formula Offers Science-Based Support and Value; March, p. 72
Nova Nordisk Launches GlucaGlen HypoKit; September, p. 68
OmniPod Expands Reach of Intensive Insulin Therapy; November, p. 73
Probiotic Nutrients Made With Organic Ingredients; August, p. 64
Rapunzel Introduces Organic Chocolate Sticks; May, p. 64
Research Shows Pine Tree Bark Extract May Reduce Discomfort and DVT Risk; September, p. 69
Response Scientific Introduces Antioxidant Supplement; July, p. 63
Righteous Bean Coffees, The — Changing the World One Cup at a Time; August, p. 62
Rooibos Red Tea May Help Fight Myriad Diseases; March, p. 72
Seapoint Farms Introduces Dry Roasted Edamame; May, p. 65
Solo GI Launches Low-Glycemic Nutrition Bar; November, p. 72
Tesoros Introduces Free-Range Chicken Fajitas; April, p. 65
True Lemon: Lemon Has Never Been This Easy; January, p. 56
U.S. Food Market Debuts Heart-Healthy Fish Oils in Breads; May, p. 64


Research Briefs
Cancer Cachexia — Are Appetite Stimulants the Answer?; June, p. 60
Glutathione in Health and Disease; January, p. 22
Health Benefits of Buckwheat; July, p. 24
Power of Tomatoes, The: Lycopene and Prostate Cancer; August, p. 23
Treating Chronic Constipation; May, p. 52

Supplements
Black Cohosh, Dong Quai, and Evening Primrose Oil; November, p. 64
Chromium; February, p. 48
Coenzyme Q10; August, p. 54
Flaxseed; July, p. 46
Functional Foods vs. Derived Supplements; September, p. 50
How Effective Are Herbal Supplements in Reducing Illnesses in Children?; May, p. 24
Interpreting a Dietary Supplement Label — Part 2; January, p. 50
Omega-3 Fatty Acids From Fish Oil; March, p. 56
Selenium; October, p. 86
Supplements for Athletes — Safe? Effective?; March, p. 24

Today’s CPE
After the Storm — Body Composition, RMR, and Aging; November, p. 14
Better Choices, Better Outcomes — Nutrition Support Update; July, p. 10
Bioterrorism and Food Defense; June, p. 10
Food Allergy Symptoms and Causes; August, p. 10
Hydration and Hyponatremia in Athletes; October, p. 18
Issues and Challenges in Nutrition Support; January, p. 17
Nourishing Your Skin; April, p. 10
Nutrition Screening and Assessment in Older Adults; May, p. 10
Portfolio of Dietary Changes; A; February, p. 12
Supplements for Athletes — Safe? Effective?; March, p. 24
To Keep the Doctor Away — A Billion a Day; September, p. 12

Weight Management
Fad Diet Dangers Exposed; May, p. 58
Maintaining Stable Weight, Even in the Obese, Reduces Heart Risks; June, p. 78
One Size Does Not Fit All — The New Pyramid Food Guidance System; August, p. 42
State of Mind — The Psychology of Weight-Loss Surgery; January, p. 26
12 Easy Ways to Change Eating Habits for Good; July, p. 61
When Dairy Met Weight Loss; February, p. 54

Women’s Health
5 Functional Foods for Women and Why They Work; November, p. 44
Diets Rich in Calcium and Vitamin D May Reduce Risk of PMS; August, p. 4
Natural Passage Through Menopause; November, p. 28
Postpartum Exercise; November, p. 90
What Mom Eats May Predispose Offspring to Diabetes, Obesity; August, p. 78
Women and Diabetes; November, p. 24

Worksite Wellness
Program Planning Building Blocks; September, p. 26
What Makes a Good Program Work?; June, p. 26
What’s It All About?; March, p. 15


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