Your Gut Bacteria May Control Your Cholesterol Levels
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut play a huge role in controlling your cholesterol and fat levels …
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Food and Exercise: Your Secret Weapons for a Sharper Brain
Scientists have found strong evidence that what you eat and how much you exercise directly affect how well your brain works. A special diet …
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How Plant Food Helps Wheat Fight Off Fungicide Chemicals
Scientists discovered that the nutrients plants receive can dramatically change how wheat handles a common fungicide called prothioconazole. …
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Why Vitamin D Levels Matter for Cancer Patients With Lung Spread
Researchers looked at vitamin D levels in 38 cancer patients, comparing those whose cancer had spread to the lungs with those whose hadn't. …
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Your Diet and Thoughts May Both Affect Depression Risk
Researchers studied over 17,500 adults to understand how eating habits and negative thinking patterns relate to depression. They found that …
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Why Celiac Disease Takes So Long to Diagnose
Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition where eating gluten damages the small intestine, but it's often hard to diagnose because symptoms …
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What You Eat May Affect Your Stomach Cancer Risk
Researchers in China studied 672 people to understand how diet affects stomach cancer risk. They found that people who ate foods that cause …
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Citrus Extract Boosts Blood Sugar Control in Prediabetes
Researchers tested whether a natural supplement made from citrus fruits could help people with prediabetes (early warning signs of diabetes) …
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Food Changes Help Fight Depression in Chronic Fatigue Patients
Researchers looked at 47 different studies involving over 4,000 people with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) to see which non-medicine …
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Black Cumin Seeds May Help Lower Cholesterol and Reduce Fat
Researchers tested whether black cumin seeds (a spice used in traditional medicine) could help with weight and cholesterol problems. In lab …
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Fish Oil Supplements Don't Help MS Symptoms, New Study Shows
Researchers tested whether omega-3 fish oil supplements could help people with multiple sclerosis (MS) feel less tired, move more easily, …
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Why Skin Color Varies Around the World: The Science Behind It
Scientists have discovered that human skin color differences around the world aren't random—they're the result of our bodies adapting to …
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