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Should a ketogenic diet (<50 g/day carbohydrate) be recommended for adults with type 1 diabetes?

2021-10-14 – Practice Question

What dietary patterns may affect blood pressure in individuals with or at risk for hypertension?

2023-02-09 – Practice Question

What effect does a Paleolithic diet have on satiety, body weight and body composition?

2023-08-22 – Practice Question

Do individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) who follow popular diets for MS (e.g. Swank diet, gluten-free diet, allergen-free diet, MacDougal diet, Kousmine diet) experience a reduction in the frequency of exacerbations and progression of disability?

2019-03-11 – Practice Question

What nutritional recommendations should be followed for adults in the first few weeks following bariatric surgery?

2022-08-11 – Practice Question

Are low carbohydrate diets nutritionally adequate?

2017-03-16 – Practice Question

Does a low carbohydrate diet (LCD) increase the risk for colorectal cancer?

2017-03-21 – Practice Question

Is there a specific diet that individuals with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) should follow?

2022-11-04 – Practice Question

Do vegetarian diets support optimum athletic performance as well as omnivorous diets?

2024-04-25 – Practice Question
New evidence added that supports current recommendations.

What are the effects of lower carbohydrate diets/higher protein diets on kidney function among healthy adults without chronic kidney disease (CKD) primarily with overweight or obesity?

2017-03-21 – Practice Question

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