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Drinking 1 to 2 glasses of water during a meal will not be serious for your healthy diet.
Choose raw, unprocessed fresh food, colorful natural vegetables, extra antioxidants and probiotic-rich foods ...
A team in France has found that consuming polyunsaturated fats, such as omega-3s in the diet, will affect the brain well.
Diets high in chemicals, colorants, food contaminated with mold ..., unsafe sex contribute to increasing liver diseases.
Many people have long believed that salt is not beneficial to the body, even harmful, so try to eat as little salt as possible.
Eating at least one meal a week will help increase the brain's resistance, a study has just revealed.
When calcium is deficient, the body will immediately signal to you to recognize it as muscle aches, cramps.
Scientists from the University of Florida claim that eating a high-fat meal can reduce the sense of smell.
Nourished with a nutritious diet such as ants, snails and bugs can stimulate growth towards a larger brain.
Abstain from or limit the consumption of sweet fruits such as mangoes, jackfruit, longan or fresh litchi; use olive oil, sunflower oil, soy fat instead of coconut oil, p…
According to scientists, pistachios with a lot of beneficial fats help prevent diabetes, especially type 2 diabetes, a common type of diabetes in obese people.
Results from a recent analytical study published in the journal Neurology recently show that increasing the amount of protein, even small (about 20g) in the diet every d…
Italian scientists at the University of Trieste and the Maternal and Child Health Research Institute have identified a genetic mechanism that promotes taste and food pre…
A person's entire immune system can be refreshed by fasting 8 days a year.
There are no symptoms, but type 2 diabetes can lead to heart problems and blindness.