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Nutrition

Nutritional science, metabolic research and dietary strategies supported by peer-reviewed evidence.

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Nutrition

The Dark Side of Ultra-Processed Foods

Researchers have discovered that the manufacturing process of ultra-processed foods may be just as crucial to their health impact as their ingredients. A recent study explored this link. The findings…

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Fighting a Flesh-Eating Parasite

The US is battling the New World screwworm, a parasitic infestation recently found in southwestern animals. Federal health officials are leading the response. The parasite eats flesh, posing a…

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Eating This May Optimize Gut and Liver Health

Researchers at a recent study published in May 2026, explored the connection between the liver and microbiome, shedding new light on the role of food in liver health. The study was conducted by a…

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Copper Therapy Boosts Brain Function

Researchers at Monash University have made a breakthrough in laboratory experiments, discovering a copper-delivering drug that improves cognitive function and spatial learning. The study was…

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Night Owls Lose Muscle Faster Than Early Birds

New research highlights how internal body clocks dictate muscle maintenance efficiency. Studies indicate night owls face higher risks of muscle loss and metabolic issues compared to early risers due…

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Beans That Block Cancer Spread

Researchers are investigating how certain legumes can inhibit the enzymes that enable cancer to become invasive. Cancer treatment costs are rising, with expenditures expected to increase…

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Dietitians Debunk Viral Food Myths

Registered dietitians are speaking out against misinformation spreading online about certain foods and diets. The experts are urging people to be cautious of false claims. This comes as social media…

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Collagen Found to be Liquid-Like Inside Cells

Researchers at the Center for Genomic Regulation have made a groundbreaking discovery about collagen, the human body's most abundant protein. Collagen is a crucial component of skin, bones, tendons,…