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Just Drinking 3 Cups of Coffee a Day Could Help Slash the Risk of Diabetes and Obesity
Drinking three to five cups of coffee every day is linked with a lower risk of developing obesity or type 2 diabetes, according to a recent study published in the journal BMJ Medicine. Of…
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Getting an Adequate Amount of Night Sleep Allows Vaccines to Work Better
Getting adequate sleep—not less than six hours per night—around the time or day of vaccination may improve the body’s response to vaccination, according to a new study. The study was…
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Could the Mediterranean Diet Help Prevent Prostate Cancer in Men?
If your diet has been lacking some color, now is a good time to change that. New research suggests men who consume colorful fruits and veggies frequently stand a better chance of preventing…
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By-product of Olive Oil Helps Exercise Performance & Hasten Recovery, Study Shows
Olive oil is a healthy fat loved and known for its deliciousness and wide versatility. It has also been linked to a truckload of health benefits. Now, a recent study adds to olive’s…
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The Womb Plays a Role in Determining Future Risk of Kidney Disease, Study Reveals
Emerging evidence from Monash University in collaboration with Tokyo’s Jikei University School of Medicine shows that chances of adult kidney disease can be determined partly from birth…
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Study Says Just Thinking Your Meal Was Bigger than Reality Can Reduce Snack Cravings
It turns out that our minds or how we think about our meals can influence our snacking habits. For those struggling to reduce their snacking habits, researchers from the University of…
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Scientists Reveal Why Recurrent Migraines Occur During the Menstrual Cycle
Every month, millions of women worldwide experience at least one PMS-related symptom during their menstrual cycle, including cramps, acne, bloating, and tender breasts. Some women, however…
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Obesity-Induced Changes in the Brain Identical to Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Finds
The changes observed in the brains of obese individuals are similar to those seen in Alzheimer’s disease, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease. The…
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Want to Lower your Risk of Getting Sick? Resist Sleeping Too Much or Too Little
A recent study finds evidence that the ‘right’ amount of sleep could contribute to boosting our immune system and fighting the body’s susceptibility to infections, including cold and flu…
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How Nanoparticles in Food Additives Can Be Potentially Harmful to the Gut
Metal oxide nanoparticles—easily ingested due to their broad use in the food industry as an anticaking agent and food coloring—can damage and disrupt the human gut, according to a recent…
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