Fermented Pumpkin Juice: A Tasty Way to Get More Probiotics
Research articleScientists discovered that fermenting pumpkin juice with special bacteria and yeast creates a healthier, better-tasting drink. The fermented …
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Scientists discovered that fermenting pumpkin juice with special bacteria and yeast creates a healthier, better-tasting drink. The fermented …
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Researchers created a special AI chatbot called DESI-Heart designed specifically for Indian Australians living with heart disease. Unlike …
Read studyResearchers in Kenya tested whether giving babies special supplements called probiotics and synbiotics (good bacteria and their food) could …
Read studyResearchers discovered that a specific type of helpful bacteria called Lactococcus garvieae LG3092 may help protect your stomach from H. …
Read studyA 31-year-old man with a severe form of Crohn's disease that caused painful fistulas (abnormal tunnels in the body) tried a special diet …
Read studyA large study of over 17,000 American adults found that people with chronic lung diseases like asthma and COPD who exercise regularly have a …
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BMC women's health
Researchers studied nearly 4,000 women to understand why some develop endometriosis, a painful condition where tissue grows outside the …
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Journal of hypertension
Researchers studied over 11,000 Americans to understand how eating foods that are good for gut bacteria might help prevent high blood …
Read studyResearchers looked at data from nearly 24,000 American adults to see if eating inflammatory foods (foods that cause swelling in your body) …
Read studyResearchers studied 328 people getting hip or knee replacement surgery in New Zealand and found that 72% of those not taking vitamin D …
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Psychology, health & medicine
Researchers followed over 9,000 Australian women for 15 years to understand how stress and eating habits affect heart disease risk. They …
Read studyResearchers looked at how ideas from advertising and marketing could help doctors and health workers get people to make better choices. They …
Read studyResearchers tested whether a simple phone game could help people reduce cravings for unhealthy foods they wanted to eat less of. Over two …
Read studyA young girl with a rare blood vessel birthmark inside her mouth received special dental care that worked really well. Doctors used imaging …
Read studyScientists studied how Manchurian ash trees adapt their roots and partner with helpful fungi to survive in dry versus wet environments in …
Read studyScientists studied 6,000 adults in Qatar to understand why some people struggle more with weight gain. They discovered that certain genes …
Read studyEating disorders are serious conditions affecting how teens think about food and their bodies, but Latino families often struggle to find …
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Nutrition & metabolism
Researchers discovered that cinnamic acid, a natural compound found in cinnamon, may help prevent type 2 diabetes by improving how the body …
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Microbiome
Researchers discovered that eating a diet low in lysine (an amino acid found in many proteins) may help reduce anxiety and worry in people …
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Nutrition bulletin
A new review of scientific research challenges the popular belief that factory-made white bread is unhealthy. While whole grain bread is …
Read studyResearchers studied over 1,000 people with chronic sinus infections to find out which blood tests and vitamin D levels could predict who …
Read studyResearchers in Turkey studied 716 pregnant women to understand how well they understood health information and whether they felt ready to …
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