Maria Godoy. Chicken nuggets: Call 'em tasty, call 'em crunchy, call 'em quick and convenient. But maybe you shouldn't call them "chicken. So says Dr. Richard deShazo , a professor of pediatrics and medicine at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. In a research note published in The American Journal of Medicine , deShazo and his colleagues report on a small test they conducted to find out just what's inside that finger food particularly beloved by children.


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From fast food to upscale restos, chicken rules supreme. It might be basic fryers for the fast-food market, organic and free-range birds raised on wild pasture, or flavourful heritage breeds. According to the Ottawa-based Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, chicken consumption has remained fairly steady at about 30 to More than one third of consumers 35 per cent now order chicken from quick-service restaurants at least once a week, compared to just 29 per cent in



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Obesity is a problem for many American consumers—and now, even our chickens are getting fat! In all animals, obesity results from an energy imbalance that occurs when more food energy calories is consumed than the body actually needs. The excess energy is stored mostly as fat. Over the years, poultry breeders have bred chickens that grow faster and produce more meat in response to a growing worldwide consumer demand. When these birds are given unrestricted access to feed, they will overeat and become obese.

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2 years ago
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2 years ago
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2 years ago
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2 years ago
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