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Eating eggs regularly does not increase cholesterol
Scientists at the University of Surrey (UK) claim that eating eggs regularly does not raise blood cholesterol.
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Diets reduce the risk of cognitive decline
Mediterranean diets are a factor in reducing the risk of cognitive decline
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Eating less helps improve memory
A slight reduction in diet in daily meals not only increases physical health, but also helps us to improve memory.
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Eating beans and beans is beneficial for diabetics
A blood sugar-lowering diet (GI) that includes nuts, beans, and peas has a better effect on controlling the symptoms of diabetes.
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'Diet is useless for obese people'
The familiar advice for fat people is to reduce eating and exercise. But according to the leading expert in this field at Carel Le Roux, the Royal University of England,…
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Eating 'moves' need to know
You must have heard a lot about what food should be and should not be eaten, but do you know that it is the diet that affects health?
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Soybeans do not help lower blood cholesterol
American and British doctors often advise people to eat soy protein foods to lower their cholesterol levels. But a recent study by Australian scientists showed that soy…
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What the mother eats, the baby knows the taste
The taste in the diet of a nursing mother will find her way into the milk in just a few minutes, the scientists said.
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Hunger can make you happy
In contrast to the many dieters' laments, hunger can make you happy. Or at least it can be an evolutionary motivation to help you find meals instead of becoming meals.
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Controversy over how soy reduces sperm count
A regular diet despite modest amounts of soy foods can also reduce sperm density, US scientists estimate.
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Mommy eating snacks harms long-term health for children
Snacks can affect health. Some animal studies show that poor diets during pregnancy or lactation can cause long-term health damage to the baby.
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Vitamins and infectious diseases
Adding to the diet of vitamins A, vitamins B, C, and E will help improve the treatment results of infectious diseases, including tuberculosis. That is the new research r…
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Does salty eating not affect cardiovascular disease?
Contrary to traditional values that have been valid for decades, recent research by Albert Einstein Medical School scientists (Yeshiva University, New York) suggests t…
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Vitamin D: A new way to treat heart failure?
In addition to strengthening bones, strengthening the immune system, preventing some cancers, a recent study suggested a new benefit to list the benefits of vitamin D. V…
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Dried tomatoes prevent the best prostate cancer
The greatest protective effect of tomatoes against prostate cancer is when moistening tomato paste into tomato paste, US researchers said.