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  • How Peanut Butter is Helping People Manage Blood Sugar Like Never Before Peanut butter aids in blood sugar control and is increasingly used for dieting, with sales rising significantly in recent years.
  • Can Cutting Calories Help You Live Longer? Here’s What You Need to Know Research shows calorie reduction can extend lifespan, but drastic cuts may harm health. Aim for a 20-30% reduction for safety.
  • 6 Foods That Could Be Speeding Up Your Aging Process—And What to Avoid Six foods that accelerate aging include fried foods, frozen meals, spicy foods, alcohol, sugary drinks, and processed meats.
  • Is Coffee the Secret to Better Gut Health? A New Study Explores the Link A study shows coffee may boost beneficial gut bacteria, Roseburia intestinalis, improving gut health without needing excessive intake.
  • Pumpkins Aren’t Just for Pie—Here’s Why They’re a Superfood Mature pumpkins are nutrient-rich superfoods, aiding digestion, immune function, and cancer prevention while supporting overall health.
  • Think High-Protein Foods Are Healthy? This New Study Might Change Your Mind A study reveals that many high-protein processed foods are less healthy due to high sodium, saturated fat, and sugar levels.
  • One Brazil Nut a Day Keeps the Doctor Away—But Not Too Much! Brazil nuts are rich in selenium but should be consumed in moderation to avoid toxicity. Other nuts may have fewer calories than labeled.
  • 7 Foods That Can Help Keep Your Bones and Joints Strong in the Cold Winter foods like bone broth, tofu, and broccoli can enhance bone and joint health, combating stiffness and discomfort.
  • Study Links Processed Foods to Thigh Fat Gain—Regardless of Calories Processed food intake is linked to increased thigh fat, which may raise the risk of knee arthritis, according to recent research.
  • Power of Magnesium: 5 Health Benefits You Didn’t Know About Magnesium supports heart health, bone strength, alleviates insomnia, and reduces stress, but consumption should be monitored.
  • Dark Chocolate Five Times a Week Cuts Type 2 Diabetes Risk by 21%, Study Shows Eating dark chocolate five or more times a week can lower the risk of type 2 diabetes by 21%, according to a recent study.
  • How Mediterranean Diet Nutrients Could Help Fight IBD Inflammation A review highlights Mediterranean diet nutrients that may benefit IBD patients by improving gut health and reducing inflammation.
  • 7 Breakfast Foods You Should Never Start Your Day With Avoid unhealthy breakfast foods like sugary cereals and instant noodles for a healthier start to your day. Opt for whole grains instead.
  • Got Bloating? Avoid These 6 Foods and Try These 8 To Feel Better Abdominal bloating is caused by gas or indigestion, with certain foods like ginger, cucumber, and eggs helping alleviate it.
  • Magnesium Deficiency Could Be Raising Your Risk of Heart Disease, New Study Reveals A study reveals that magnesium deficiency increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases, published in the journal 'Nutrients.'
  • North Korea Opens New High-Tech Food Processing Factory in South Hwanghae North Korea inaugurates a new food processing factory in South Hwanghae Province, enhancing food production quality and efficiency.
  • Vegans vs. Meat-Eaters: What a New Study Says About Processed Food Intake Research shows extreme vegetarianism may increase processed food consumption, with lacto-ovo vegetarians being the most common.
  • Good News for Chocolate Lovers: It Might Be Better for Your Heart Than You Think A study reveals that moderate sugar intake, like chocolate, may benefit heart health more than total sugar avoidance.
  • 4 Foods That Get Even Healthier When You Dry Them Drying foods like sweet potatoes and shiitake mushrooms enhances nutrients, aiding health and preservation. Learn about their benefits.
  • Is Your Diet Feeding Cancer? The Link Between Fructose and Tumor Growth A study reveals dietary fructose may promote tumor growth in animal models of melanoma, breast cancer, and cervical cancer.
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