Eating too much cholesterol can damage the brain
The latest study in the UK shows that the diet contains fat and cholesterol that are closely related to brain damage.
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The latest study in the UK shows that the diet contains fat and cholesterol that are closely related to brain damage.
Apple is the most used food after bananas and grapes because it has many uses such as anti-cancer, slimming and blood pressure.
A diet rich in harmful sweeteners, such as high-fat foods, can adversely affect the health of both people of average weight.
Scientists advise men not to eat a lot of unsaturated high-fat and monounsaturated foods such as bacon, ...
Scientists have considered the effect of changing the amount and composition of fats and carbohydrates ...
A recent study has shown that certain genes affect the body's fat distribution independently of the body's total fat content.
Those who diet and want to burn off excess fat in their bodies should sleep a little more, the effect will be obvious.
Scientists at Birmingham University (UK) have created a type of chocolate you can eat a lot without fear of harm to health.
If there is a reasonable method of eating, dairy products can promote anti-obesity effects, helping us to control body weight.
Every 2.5cm of waistline increases the risk of bowel cancer by 3% even though the body shape can be quite slim, British doctors warn.
The nutritional value of instant noodles is unbalanced and regular use of instant noodles will harm the liver, pancreas and cause gastritis.
A moment of sweeping the genome of 100,000 people has discovered many gene variants that increase two types of blood fats that are thought to cause heart disease.
Adiponectin can help improve the metabolism of sugar and fat in muscle cells, while promoting fat burning in the body.
The results of a survey by the Ministry of Labor and Health of Japan showed that, despite being thin, there is a risk of metabolic syndrome and related tests need to be…
Researchers claim that a richer breakfast is better for the heart, waist and blood pressure than breakfast with only cereals, breads and pastries.