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Is This The Best Type Of Fat To Eat For A Longer Life? What A New Study Shows
Unfortunately, 95% of Americans aren’t getting enough of it!
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A win for sports lovers.
These 5 Eating Patterns Added Up To 4 Extra Years In A New Study
What this study quantifies, across five dietary frameworks and more than 100,000 people, is the cumulative weight of those choices. A f...
Guar Fiber Improves Skin Moisture In 6 Weeks, Study Shows
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A Major Study Just Confirmed The Best Time To Eat Your Last Meal
Good news, early birds. The case for an earlier breakfast just got stronger
Study Finds Mediterranean Diet May Reduce Stroke Risk In Women
Wait, what's the Mediterranean diet again? We explain in more detail below, but quickly let's just establish what we're talking about h...
Losing Bone Density Isn't Inevitable — Study Shows How To Stop It
New research finally explains the biological mechanism behind why movement strengthens bones—here's what that means for your future.&nb...
The Case For Keeping Your Coffee Habit, According To A New Study
If you've ever wondered whether your daily coffee habit is helping or hurting your health, you're not alone. For years, we've heard con...
Study Shows 3 Blood Tests Can Predict Heart Disease Risk In Women
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To Mind Brain Health As You Age, Study Suggests Aerobic Exercise
As we get older, we all want to look out for our brain health and, namely, preserve our memory. According to a study published in the j...
What Happened When People Could Only Eat Whole Foods For Two Weeks
On the unprocessed diet, participants loaded up on fruits and vegetables in amounts that would make most nutritionists do a double-take...
170K People Were Tracked for 30 Years & This Type of Exerciser Lives Longest
Good news: The key to living longer doesn't require more gym time.
A Missing Link Between The Brain & Heart Attacks, Study Finds
When we think about heart attacks, we tend to picture blocked arteries, cholesterol plaques, and stressed heart muscle. The brain rarel...