Can Pectin Help Critically Ill Patients Get Better Nutrition?
Randomized controlled trialResearchers are testing whether adding pectin, a natural fiber found in fruits, to feeding tubes can help critically ill patients in …
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Researchers are testing whether adding pectin, a natural fiber found in fruits, to feeding tubes can help critically ill patients in …
Read studyWomen with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) often experience irregular periods, and new research suggests vitamin D levels may play a role. …
Read studyResearchers tested whether adding licorice extract to sheep feed could improve their health and digestion. They fed 32 sheep different …
Read studyBiliary atresia is a serious liver disease that affects newborns, causing their bile ducts to become scarred and damaged. According to Gram …
Read studyNickel is a metal found naturally in soil and also added through farming practices, and it ends up in the food we eat. While our bodies need …
Read studyPlastic pollution in our oceans and rivers is causing serious problems for fish and other water animals. According to Gram Research …
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Table tennis is a sport that demands explosive power, speed, and intense focus, all of which require proper nutrition to fuel performance. …
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Researchers discovered that reducing methionine, an amino acid found in many foods, helped obese mice lose weight and improved their immune …
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A new study of 250 active athletes found that choosing sustainable foods, like locally grown produce and environmentally friendly options, …
Read studyResearchers tested a natural plant compound called S-abscisic acid (S-ABA) in young pigs' feed to see if it could boost their body's natural …
Read studyResearchers tested whether adding powdered bamboo to chicken feed could improve egg production and chicken health. They fed 480 laying hens …
Read studyScientists tested natural methods to protect canola plants from green peach aphids, tiny insects that can destroy up to 60% of crops. They …
Read studyA new study of 113 Chinese patients with autoimmune gastritis, a condition where the body attacks the stomach lining, found that most people …
Read studyWhen young chickens eat grains like rye and barley that are hard to digest, their intestines can get damaged and they don't grow as well. …
Read studyScientists discovered that soaking kenaf seeds in a natural compound called proline helps plants survive cadmium, a toxic heavy metal found …
Read studyA new study tested whether a 5-week online program teaching people about whole-food plant-based eating actually works. Nine women took five …
Read studyA major study of Iranian older adults found that many are not eating enough healthy foods and are missing important nutrients their bodies …
Read studyScientists discovered that fish eye lenses act like tiny time capsules, recording what fish ate throughout their entire lives. By studying …
Read studyA 2026 study found that pregnant sheep fed low-quality feed during winter months gave birth to lambs that struggled with body temperature …
Read studyA Gram Research analysis of over 9,000 Chinese adults aged 60 and older found that people who ate higher-quality diets, with more fruits, …
Read studyA new study of 211 adults who had their tonsils removed using a modern surgical technique called BiZact found that most people recover …
Read studyPremature babies need vitamin D to build strong bones, but doctors aren't sure about the best dose. Researchers compared two common vitamin …
Read studyDoctors have created the first detailed, step-by-step eating plan for people recovering from parotid gland surgery (surgery on the salivary …
Read studyA comprehensive analysis of 48 research studies reveals what makes young adults trust nutrition information they find online. According to …
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