James M. Rippe, M.D., Cardiologist and Biomedical Sciences Professor at the University of Central Florida talks about physical activity and obesity.
Experts from a variety of backgrounds, ranging from health professional organizations to consumer advocacy groups, talk about high fructose corn syrup.
Discover why high fructose corn syrup is used in a variety of foods and beverages.
By making healthy
foods taste even more
delicious, high fructose
corn syrup may help ensure that picky young eaters get the nutrition they need.
In this section, you will find several articles written by doctors and registered dietitians that address topics such as fostering healthy habits, eating a balanced diet, childhood obesity and more. Guest articles from established health experts, like pediatric nutritionist Dr. Keith-Thomas Ayoob, help separate fact from fiction on important issues for you and your family. Click on the links below, or on the left, for information on how high fructose corn syrup fits into your family’s diet.
You can explore additional information about high fructose corn syrup in the Experts on HFCS section, where you can read studies and watch experts discuss relevant topics.
A Balanced Diet: How can I get my child to eat a balanced diet?
Registered dietitian Kim Galeaz helps parents sort through the ABCs of healthy eating.
ADD/ADHD in Children: Does high fructose corn syrup impact the ability of my child to focus?
Dr. Keith-Thomas Ayoob answers questions about high fructose corn syrup and hyperactivity/attention deficit disorder.
Diabetes in Children: Is high fructose corn syrup responsible for the rising rate of diabetes in children?
Registered dietitian Neva Cochran answers questions about high fructose corn syrup and type 2 diabetes in children.
Childhood Obesity: Is high fructose corn syrup responsible for the rising rate of childhood obesity?
Dr. James M. Rippe, Dr. Kris Clark and Dr. Aurthur Frank are on the record about high fructose corn syrup and childhood obesity.
Healthy Eating Habits: How can I foster healthy habits with my child?
Dr. James M. Rippe provides insight on the foundations of developing healthy habits with children.
Moms on Nutrition: What do moms think about nutrition issues?
A survey conducted in Fall 2008 shows what moms are thinking about nutrition issues for their children.
HFCS in Foods: Why is high fructose corn syrup in the foods that my children eat?
High fructose corn syrup is often found in foods for many reasons other than sweetening. Learn why it is found in breads, yogurt, sauces, breakfast bars and more.