by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES, Research
High Fructose Diet Not So Sweet for the Brain Fran Lowry | 24th May 2012 Diets high in fructose impair cognitive function, but this is reversed when the diet is supplemented with appropriate intake of omega-3 fatty acids, new research suggests. Although the study was...
by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES
Energy Drinks Up BP & Heart Rate; Calls for Regulation Lisa Nainggolan | 3rd May 2012 Energy Drinks Up BP & Heart Rate; Calls for Regulation Lisa Nainggolan | 3rd May 2012 The lead researcher of a small study that has found that energy drinks can increase...
by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES
Mediterranean Diet & Metabolic Syndrome Michael O’Riordan | 7th March 2012 | Athens, Greece A diet high in monounsaturated fatty acids, fruits, vegetables, whole-grain cereals, and low-fat dairy products, coupled with fish, poultry, nuts, legumes, and a low...
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Red and Blue Berries and Vegetables May Prevent Hypertension Lisa Nainggolan | 19th January 2011 | Norwich, UK Red and Blue Berries and Vegetables May Prevent Hypertension Lisa Nainggolan | 19th January 2011 | Norwich, UK Fruits and vegetables that are rich in...
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Consistent Exercise Linked to Lower Risk from Death from Colon Cancer Unknown | 7th January 2011 Consistent Exercise Linked to Lower Risk from Death from Colon Cancer Unknown | 7th January 2011 Add another study to the body of literature that says exercise is good for...
by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES
Exercise May Prevent Incontinence from Prostate Surgery Amy Norton | January 2011 | New York, US | Reuters Health Exercise May Prevent Incontinence from Prostate Surgery Amy Norton | January 2011 | New York, US | Reuters Health A healthy weight and regular exercise...
