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Do college students eat like the rest of us? Broadly yes (washed down by a lot more energy drinks), but there are some notable differences, according to online ordering expert GrubHub, which says students are significantly less likely to place ‘healthier’ orders than the average diner when they order takeout.
A new study has reported that vitamin D status may relate to cardiovascular fitness and body mass index among college students.Â
When you have finished your third research paper, read the same note cards more times than you can count and are running on about two hours of sleep, it is officially finals week.During this week, there are so many things to remember,but remembering to eat shouldn't be something we forget to do. Â Here are a few helpful tips, as we approach finals week.
With the holiday season up us, our alcohol intake can start to increase. So how can we enjoy a few drinks without piling on the pounds? Read the article for a few healthier alternatives that won't expand your waistline.
College introduces many new responsibilities and freedoms. For many young people, it will the first time of having different daily schedules and choosing when and what to eat for meals.Â
This article might make you reconsider purchasing those inexpensive foods next time you're at the grocery store. Â Just because a food is cheap, and easy to make, doesn't mean you always have to eat it. Â Make sure to watch the video as well.
It's not just the Freshman 15: college students' eating issues also include malnutrition.