A cup of coffee in the morning may provide more than just an energy boost. Researchers suggest health benefits that range from helping prevent diabetes to lowering the risk of cancer and dementia.
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Fish is one of the healthiest food you can eat. Unfortunately, consuming seafood is the most common way people in the US are exposed to mercury. Here is a guide to the best choices for fish to minimize mercury exposure.
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Cow’s milk is considered a staple in many people’s diets, but there are several reasons you might want to look for an alternative. Fortunately many nondairy alternatives are available.
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A new study finds that it may be less about how many calories you consume and more about when you eat your meals..
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Nearly 25 million American suffer from an autoimmune condition, and the numbers are growing. Diet can play an important part in helping to treat these disorders.
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Wooden slabs have served as a cutting surface for food preparation since the prehistoric ages. Their use has not evolved much, but the variety of materials used for cutting boards has expanded, each with its own benefits, uses and care.
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New research shows that a diet containing compounds found in green tea and carrots reverses Alzheimer's-like symptoms in mice genetically programmed to develop the disease.
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Research is showing that people who are diabetic or likely to become diabetic may benefit by eating large amounts of plant fiber and limit animal products, particularly red meat and processed meats.
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Several studies have found that advanced glycation end products (AGEs) may have a powerful negative effect on your metabolic health. AGEs are harmful compounds that accumulate naturally as you age and are created when certain foods are cooked at high temperatures.
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Studies continue to link artificial sweeteners to increased risks for cancer, weight gain and diabetes, now showing how they influence your gut bacteria.
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