A high carb diet after cancer treatment may increase risk of recurrence
Consuming high amounts of carbohydrates and sugar prior to treatment for head and neck cancer may increase the patients’ risks […]
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High Blood Pressure? Follow The DASH Diet That May Help Regulate And Manage Hypertension
In the world full of weight loss diet, we have the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, or the DASH diet, […]
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Depend on Treadmills for Fitness at the Office? Yijian Future AI System May Help
Let’s be honest for a second. Using treadmills isn’t always the most pleasant exercise experience. Yet many in office work […]
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Adding Black Rice, Sesame Seeds To Your Diet May Be Good For Your Health
HIGHLIGHTS Adding hues of black to your plate may promote health Some of the foods include sesame seeds, activated charcoal […]
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Omega-3 Supplements May Not Reduce Risk Of Heart Diseases, Says Study; 3 Other Foods For Healthy Heart
HIGHLIGHTS Omega-3 fatty acids are believed to improve heart health. A recent study has found no relation between omega-3 and […]
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Mediterranean Diet May Increase IVF Success Rate
Eating a Mediterranean diet may significantly increase some women’s chances of becoming pregnant through IVF and giving birth to a live baby, according to a small study. […]
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Why certain diets may increase your cancer risk
If you were privy to the great bacon freakout of 2015, you know that eating processed meat — including hot dogs, […]
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Regular Exercise May Boost Brain Power, Try These Foods Too!
HIGHLIGHTS Vitamin E is crucial in giving your brainpower a significant boost Berries are packed with antioxidants that fight free […]
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Say yes to yogurt, bananas, cheese. Eating probiotics may help prevent depression
Besides keeping your gut healthy, consuming a diet rich in probiotics — also called as “good” or “helpful” bacteria — […]
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High-protein diet ‘may aid appetite control’
People who increase the amount of protein in their diet may benefit from improved appetite control, new research suggests. Scientists […]
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Double mastectomy may negatively affect employment
Women with breast cancer who opt for double mastectomy – a surgery involving removal of both breasts – have nearly […]
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Obesity rates are the highest ever, and dietitians say a key factor may be to blame
One in 10 of the world’s 7.5 billion inhabitants is obese. At the same time, the number of people who […]
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