Reduced energy density in foods can create healthier food environment, may help to reduce obesity

Thursday, September 18, 2014 - 05:02 in Health & Medicine

An official position statement pointing to the pervasive availability of foods high in energy density as a contributing factor for weight gain and obesity has been released by the Obesity Society. As detailed in the position statement, a diet reduced in energy density can accommodate a wide range of eating patterns, and can support a lifestyle that includes a healthy, well-balanced diet for weight management.

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