Eat This Not That

A fitness creator has taken on Ronnie Coleman's legendary 325-pound competition diet, the massive eating plan the eight-time Mr. Olympia used at the peak of his bodybuilding career. The challenge has drawn huge attention, with audiences reacting to the sheer volume of food involved and reminiscing about Coleman's dominance in bodybuilding.

A verse from Leviticus 17:10, which forbids eating blood and threatens those who do with being cut off from their people, is being cited in discussion of religious objections to blood transfusions. The passage has been one of the Bible verses Jehovah's Witnesses have historically used to justify refusing blood transfusions, with the account noting this position applied until recently.

WWLTV has published a nutrition guide aimed at older adults, outlining dietary advice for seniors. The guide covers what older people should eat to maintain health as their nutritional needs change with age. It is part of ongoing health coverage encouraging seniors and their families to pay closer attention to diet and wellbeing.

A snack-eating clip showing a 'hand muncher' eating chips and cookies together is drawing large audiences worldwide. Viewers are sharing and reacting to the playful combination of savory chips and sweet cookies in one sitting, with the clip ranking among the most-watched trending content globally this week.

CBS News aired the latest entry in its 'A to Z' series, with presenter Alex Lehnert focusing on nutrition under the letter N. The segment covers healthy eating as part of an ongoing alphabetical exploration of wellness topics. Viewers are following the series for practical guidance on diet and everyday health choices.

A cheese product has been recalled across the United States after health officials linked it to a suspected E. coli outbreak that has sickened at least 13 people nationwide. Local news stations across multiple states are reporting the recall, urging consumers to check their refrigerators and avoid eating the affected product while the investigation continues.

Prevention reports that antibiotics, while fighting infection, can disrupt the gut microbiome—and claims a common everyday food may make that disruption worse. The article suggests paying attention to diet during and after a course of antibiotics to protect digestive health. It is generating interest among readers concerned about gut health, probiotics, and how everyday eating habits interact with medication.

Texas has put forward its own dietary guidance, summed up in the slogan 'Eat real food, y'all!'. Nutrition commentator Marion Nestle flagged the state's guidelines, drawing attention to the unconventional, folksy framing of official nutrition advice. The catchphrase-style message stands out from standard federal dietary guidance language, prompting discussion about how states communicate healthy eating to the public.

A recipe for cicada cardamom cake is circulating among food enthusiasts, combining periodical cicadas with the warm spice of cardamom in a baked dessert. The dish reflects a broader seasonal interest in cooking with cicadas, which emerge in large broods in parts of the United States and are increasingly featured in foraging and entomophagy recipes.

Health guidance on polycystic ovary syndrome is drawing attention, focusing on how dietary choices can help manage symptoms. Recommendations highlight eating more fibre-rich foods, lean proteins and anti-inflammatory ingredients while limiting refined carbohydrates, sugary drinks and processed foods that can worsen insulin resistance, a key factor in the condition affecting many women of reproductive age.