Recent literature has indicated that our enjoyment of coffee (or its hedonic value) is governed by many different sensory elements alongside taste. Read More
Study authors say that while the benefits of green or black tea are well established and frequently discussed, what oolong tea can bring to the table has largely remained a mystery. Read More
Italian researchers report regularly eating “ultra-processed foods” over an extended period (eight years) led to a 26% higher risk of death from any cause and a 58% higher risk of death from cardiovascular disease among a group of participants. Read More
“We found that multivitamins, vitamin D, omega-3, and probiotic supplements all had a small protective effect against testing positive for the virus. By contrast, we saw no protective effect at all for the other supplements we looked at like vitamin C, garlic, and zinc.” … Read More
Sugar and modifications made to nutrients in order to mass-produce foods appear to be the most destructive manufacturing elements noted by the authors. Read More
Researchers have found that making this tasty fruit a daily part of your diet can do wonders for stomach health and overall gastrointestinal functioning. Read More
Feeling down is bad enough. And seeing cracked cuticles, dull skin, and brittle hair at the same time won’t cheer you up. Luckily, the fix is naturally easy. Read More
While red meat is a great source of protein that can be part of a balanced diet, a new study claims that replacing red meat with high quality plant foods is linked to reducing the risk of heart disease. Read More
Perhaps surprisingly, cheese was determined to yield the most protection with respect to cognitive health. Read More
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