Vegetable and fruit juicing may harm your health by altering gut and oral microbiomes
A recent study reveals vegetable and fruit juicing may adversely affect gut and oral microbiomes, potentially leading to inflammation and cognitive decline. …
A recent study reveals vegetable and fruit juicing may adversely affect gut and oral microbiomes, potentially leading to inflammation and cognitive decline. …
People with pockets of fat hidden inside their muscles (intermuscular fat) are at a higher risk of dying or being hospitalized from a heart attack or heart failure, regardless of their body mass index. …
Researchers reveal how multiple chemicals found in cigarette smoke and e-cigarettes alter the function of a key type of immune cell found in the lungs. …
New findings suggest that exposure to long-wavelength red light lowers the risk of blood clots, highlighting the potential of light therapy to reduce cardiovascular risk. …
Proteomic analysis of blood biomarkers provides evidence linking social isolation and loneliness to poorer health and premature death. …
Largest study on brain aging points to possible connections between diet, inflammation, and brain health. …
AI-based analysis of brain images from 70-year-olds has shown that poor vascular health factors, such as inflammation
and high blood glucose levels, correlate with older-looking brains, whereas healthy lifestyles are associated with younger-appearing brains. …
Having up to or more than five cups of coffee daily may help cognitive function in people with irregular heart rhythm (atrial fibrillation). …
The flavonoid kaempferol, found in fruits and vegetables, exerts an anti-inflammatory effect and can suppress the excessive immune response seen in allergies. …
Researchers have uncovered a potential link between the Western diet—characterized by ultra-processed foods and unhealthy oils—and the chronic inflammation that drives tumor growth. …
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