Educational Articles

Explore detailed examinations of dietary pattern research, methodology, and scientific evidence.

Historical context of dietary recommendations
February 2026

Evolution of Low-Fat Recommendations in Public Health

Historical overview of how low-fat dietary recommendations emerged and evolved in 20th century public health policy, and the scientific context surrounding their adoption.

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Low-carbohydrate patterns
February 2026

Low-Carbohydrate Patterns in Randomized Controlled Trials

Summary of major RCTs examining low-carbohydrate approaches, observed weight change outcomes, and methodological considerations in these studies.

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Energy balance concept
February 2026

Energy Balance Versus Macronutrient Focus in Weight Change

Examination of why energy balance is considered the primary driver of weight change independent of macronutrient composition in nutritional physiology.

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Adherence challenges
February 2026

Adherence Challenges in Comparative Dietary Trials

How dropout rates, non-adherence, and study design factors affect the interpretation of long-term dietary pattern research outcomes.

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Individual differences
February 2026

Individual Differences in Diet Response and Preferences

Overview of genetic, environmental, and behavioral factors contributing to individual variation in dietary pattern responses and food preferences.

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Research misconceptions
February 2026

Common Misconceptions in Diet Debates Based on Evidence

Examination of frequently cited claims about dietary patterns and what scientific evidence actually demonstrates regarding these assertions.

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