A handful of nuts every day reduces the risk of premature death
A recent study showed that people who ate nuts every day were less likely to die than 20% compared to those who never ate.
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A recent study showed that people who ate nuts every day were less likely to die than 20% compared to those who never ate.
When faced with a choice of a varied diet, we must clearly distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of certain foods.
Recent research by US scientists shows that patients with early prostate cancer may reduce the risk of metastasis and die if they replace fat from animal foods to fat he…
A new study published in Nutrition magazine on April 1 showed that the risk of diabetes among women who regularly eat solid walnuts
Boy Lucas Tomlinson (6 years old) has a strange allergy that could put him in danger if he comes into contact with foods that contain nuts or nuts.
Scientists in the US discovered nuts that can help dieters control energy intake and reduce cholesterol levels, according to Health 24. A study was conducted at Temple U…
A recent study by American scientists at Scranton University in Pennsylvania shows that walnuts are very beneficial for the heart.
A diet high in olive oil, nuts, fish, poultry and lots of vegetables may have a strong effect on reducing the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
One of the best protective barriers, which helps increase bone density and strength of bones of all ages is a diet.
Nuts seem rich in calories and fat. But no, experts say: we should sip these nuts if we want to be healthy and slender. This is a great snack!
A blood sugar-lowering diet (GI) that includes nuts, beans, and peas has a better effect on controlling the symptoms of diabetes.
The addition of a number of nuts such as almonds, pecans, chestnuts and cashews can greatly reduce the risk.
Research by Jena University in Germany shows that eating nuts like hazelnuts, walnuts ... not only contributes to a healthy diet but also slows the growth of cancer cell…
This is a good news for 132,000 malignant skin cancer patients and more than 2 million benign skin cancer patients worldwide.
US researchers say girls who regularly eat peanut butter or nuts are less likely to have benign breast disease at age 30, according to UPI news agency.