Raisins control children's appetite
Canadian scientists say eating raisins as a snack after school helps prevent excessive calorie intake and increases the feeling of fullness in children compared to other…
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Canadian scientists say eating raisins as a snack after school helps prevent excessive calorie intake and increases the feeling of fullness in children compared to other…
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new fast-acting drug called Stendra used to treat erectile dysfunction, the US Today report said. Stendra's acti…
A drug made by Gila lizard saliva has been found to be effective in reducing appetite, according to Top News. Researchers at Sahlgrenska Institute of the University of G…
Some tastes may vary depending on the ambient temperature. That is the conclusion drawn from the study published in Chemosensory Perception, conducted by Dr. Gary Picker…
Men are less likely to be vegetarian, because it seems that public opinion believes that masculinity will
The US Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that taking Truvada, Gilead Sciences' product, the drug has long been used to treat HIV-infected patients, which can hel…
'Salt - when added to food - is the main cause of hypertension, and hypertension is the cause of millions of deaths worldwide,' said Professor Graham MacGregor of Queen…
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on May 11, it is considering adopting a decision to permit the circulation of OraQuick HIV In-Home testing tools - to help…
Scientists at the University of Washington found that diallyl sulphide compounds in garlic can easily destroy the protective membrane of pathogenic bacteria in the body.…
The study carried out in Greece evaluated the effect of a 2-gram omega-3 fatty acid treatment on the daily artery wall of smokers. The results show that short-term treat…
Scientists from Harvard School of Public Health (USA) and Norwich Medical School (UK) have been monitoring the diet of about 130,000 men and women, including 800 people…
Yellowfin tuna is used to make dishes such as sushi and sashimi that are the cause of Salmonella outbreaks, the type of bacteria that causes food poisoning, for more tha…
Nutrition experts at St George Hospital (London, England) claim bacon is not a toxic food if we eat moderately.
Making food for children is not too strange for Eastern people, but for Western residents, this action is considered to be unsanitary. However, according to a recently p…
The more foods and drinks that contain sulfur compounds, the more likely it is that the breath will smell bad, but coffee is a typical case. Caffeine in coffee can cause…