protein
Coverage of protein in the Nexus archive.
- More or less protein? The foods to get you through a heatwave
The article discusses foods and drinks that can help beat the heat during a heatwave, particularly when avoiding oven use and salad fatigue. It highlights the importance of protein-rich options as part of a heatwave diet.
- More or less protein? The foods to get you through a heatwave
The article suggests alternative foods and drinks to help manage heatwave conditions when avoiding oven use and salad monotony. It focuses on protein-rich options to stay energized during high temperatures.
- Scientists discover a protein switch that burns fat and blocks new fat cells
Scientists discovered a protein called 'Mitch' that, when disabled in human cells, enhances fat burning, increases energy use, and inhibits new fat cell formation. Mice lacking Mitch were observed to be leaner, more athletic, and resistant to obesity.
- A dietitian and professional track coach shares her 3 tips for building muscle and losing fat
Amanda Pasko, a registered dietitian and track athlete, emphasizes timing protein intake throughout the day to build muscle and lose fat. She recommends spreading 2.2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight across meals, including high-protein breakfasts, protein-rich sides, and snacks to optimize energy and muscle repair.
- The surprising food that has more protein than eggs and yogurt... and how much you should eat of it
The article highlights a surprising food with higher protein content than eggs and yogurt, providing guidance on recommended consumption amounts. It focuses on comparing protein levels in common foods.
- How much do you really know about protein? Take our quiz to discover if you're a nutrient newbie or a macro maestro
The article presents a quiz designed to test readers' knowledge about protein, categorizing them as either a 'nutrient newbie' or a 'macro maestro.'
- 5 foods that contain both protein and fiber
The article highlights five foods that provide both protein and fiber, offering benefits such as muscle maintenance, improved gut health, and reduced risks of chronic conditions.
- HARVEST: The ‘three Fs’ challenge
The article discusses challenges related to protein, fisheries, and animal welfare in the context of harvest. It highlights the 'three Fs' as key issues in the industry.
- Aldi follows trend; offers limited-edition blind boxes
Aldi is offering limited-edition blind boxes through its website from June 22 to 25, with themes like snacks, fiber, protein, and mystery. The boxes are available daily at noon ET on a first-come, first-served basis, emphasizing discovery and value for shoppers.
- A nutritionist swears by the 'triple 30' rule to eat enough protein and fiber for gut health and longevity
A nutritionist, Dominique Ludwig, recommends the 'triple 30' rule for improved gut health and energy: 30 grams of protein per meal, 30 grams of fiber daily, and 30 different plants weekly. Her approach emphasizes simplicity over complex diet trends, with benefits including reduced cravings and better digestion.
- Aldi introducing grocery blind boxes: Here’s how it works
Aldi is introducing free grocery blind boxes with four themes (snack, fiber, protein, and mystery) from June 22-25. Customers can select boxes daily at noon via aldiblindbox.com, with daily theme reveals on Instagram. The initiative aims to enhance customer discovery of products.
- 5 health risks from consuming too much protein
The article highlights that most Americans consume excessive protein, which can lead to health risks. Experts warn about potential negative effects of overconsumption.
- How a nutritionist turns processed foods like fish sticks into protein and fiber-packed meals
Sophie Gastman, a nutritionist, uses processed foods like fish sticks, tinned fish, and instant noodles to create balanced meals rich in protein and fiber. She advocates for convenience foods when time or energy is limited, emphasizing nutritional balance over perfection.
- The supplements older adults actually need and the ones they don't
The article highlights that supplements like B12 and D are beneficial for older adults with specific deficiencies, while protein is crucial for maintaining strength and independence. It warns that excessive supplementation can be harmful or interfere with medications, emphasizing the need for targeted use.
- Domino’s Pizza fights battle of the bulge with possible menu changes
Domino’s Pizza is considering menu changes to address health concerns, with a focus on adding protein-rich options. The company cites protein as a 'sexier' and 'tastier' choice, exemplified by adding bacon to menu items.
- This mysterious lung disease affects millions of people – a drug tested in mice shows promise
A drug tested in mice shows potential to halt the progression of pulmonary fibrosis, a mysterious lung disease affecting millions. The therapy works by activating a protein that could prevent the disease from worsening.
- The little-known French cheese that could help you LOSE weight: It's ultra low-fat and low calorie - but with twice the protein of cheddar... experts reveal all about cancoillotte
The French cheese Cancoillotte is ultra low-fat and low calorie, with twice the protein of cheddar, making it a potential aid for weight loss according to experts.
- Doctor who dropped 70 pounds on all-meat regimen says we’ve been ‘misfed’ and ‘misled’
A doctor who lost 70 pounds on an all-meat diet claims people have been 'misfed' and 'misled.' A survey shows 70% of Americans are trying to consume more protein, up from 62% in 2021.
- Doctor who lost 70 pounds on carnivore diet says Americans have been 'misled and misfed' on nutrition
Dr. Ken Berry, a Tennessee physician, claims he lost 70 pounds and reversed prediabetes by adopting a carnivore diet, citing growing interest in high-protein diets among Americans. A 2025 survey showed 'good source of protein' became the top criterion for healthy food, with 70% of Americans prioritizing protein intake. Nutrition experts debate the long-term health impacts of carnivore diets, which exclude plant-based foods.
- Doctors reveal healthiest fast-food meals— and the menu items to avoid
Medical experts advise prioritizing protein and fat in fast food choices, revealing the healthiest meals and menu items to avoid.
- How much protein do you actually need? An expert weighs in.
Nutritionist Keri Glassman discusses protein requirements, changes in dietary recommendations, and practical ways to incorporate protein into diets on 'CBS Mornings.'
- What is freekeh? The high-protein, fiber-rich ancient grain that’s good for your brain and metabolism
Freekeh is an ancient Middle Eastern grain with high protein and fiber content, offering benefits for brain health and metabolism. Its nutritional profile rivals that of quinoa, a well-known powerhouse carbohydrate.
- The $2 vegetable that is a surprising protein 'powerhouse'... and it may even protect against cancer
An affordable $2 vegetable is highlighted as a protein-rich food with potential health benefits, including possible cancer-protective properties. The article promotes this inexpensive produce as a nutritious powerhouse option for consumers seeking affordable protein sources.
- Scientists boosted one protein and aging mice became stronger and healthier
Scientists have identified a protein that slows down chronic inflammation linked to aging, making older mice stronger and healthier. The findings could lead to therapies that help people stay healthier later in life. Boosted levels of the protein resulted in more energetic mice with healthier bones.
- The 3 things you need to know about protein, according to an expert
The article discusses three key points about protein from expert Donald Layman, who led research showing benefits of increased protein intake but warns against excessive fixation on it. Layman acknowledges the value of protein but emphasizes balance.
- The expert on 'super aging' breaks down the science — and grift — in anti-aging
Physician Eric Topol discusses the science and myths of anti-aging, focusing on factors like peptides, protein, sleep hygiene, and vaccines. He highlights what actually contributes to healthy aging and critiques misleading claims in the longevity space.
- Surprising obesity discovery rewrites decades of fat metabolism science
A key protein in fat metabolism has been discovered to maintain healthy fat tissue and balance in the body, beyond its previously understood role in fat release. Disruption of this protein leads to harmful effects, reshaping scientific understanding of obesity and metabolic disease.
- Riley Gaines shares 5 wellness tips she swears by as a new mom: 'Really powerful'
Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer and new mom, shares five wellness tips focusing on morning routines, protein intake, core strength, and accountability. She emphasizes sustainability, debunking myths about high-protein diets and advocating for consistent, small health practices.
- Scientists identify secret ingredient in Leonardo da Vinci paintings
Scientists have identified that Old Masters like Leonardo da Vinci, Sandro Botticelli, and Rembrandt may have used proteins, particularly egg yolk, in their oil paintings. The discovery comes from a new study that sheds light on the secret ingredients used by these historical artists.