Sign up for our complimentary
weekly e-journal

Main Newsletter
Mastery Series
Therapy Series
 
Bookmark and Share | Print Article | Did You Know Previous | All Articles This Week | Next
This article originally posted 13 September, 2012 and appeared in  DietObesityIssue 643

Beans Curb Risk of Metabolic Syndrome in Obese People

Consuming a large amount of dried beans, peas and lentils might stave off metabolic syndrome. Data on overweight and obese participants show that those who underwent a dried-bean diet of five cups of pulses including yellow peas, chickpeas, navy beans and lentils attained reduction in markers of metabolic syndrome similar to that of those who underwent a low-calorie diet. They found men and women who ate five cups per week for eight weeks reduced the metabolic measurements as effectively as dietary consulting (calorie-restriction). British Journal of Nutrition  

Advertisement
Advertisement


 

Bookmark and Share | Print | Category | Home

This article originally posted 13 September, 2012 and appeared in  DietObesityIssue 643

Past five issues: Issue 677 | Diabetes Clinical Mastery Series Issue 136 | Issue 676 | Diabetes Clinical Mastery Series Issue 135 | Issue 675 |

 
Diabetes In Control Advertisers
 
Cast Your Vote
What test do you use to screen for prediabetes?

Navigate Diabetes In Control
Search Articles On Diabetes In Control