Benefits of plant-based diet in cancer risk reduction

Research has shown that eating a plant-based diet may provide a healthier alternative to the standard American diet, which is typically high calorie, loaded with red meat, high-fat dairy products, heavily processed foods, fast foods, refined carbohydrates, added sugars and salt. The American Institute for Cancer Research promotes a plant-based diet. Breast cancer is the […]

Plant-based milk — a greener, healthier dairy alternative?

- 16/Oct 07:30

Stores sell scores of different plant-based milks. But are these dairy alternatives — variously made from soy, almond, rice, peas or cashews —...

Is Pink Himalayan Salt Better Than Regular Salt?

spyetv.com.ng - 18/Oct 09:03

Pink Himalayan Salt available may24hub@gmail.comPink Himalayan salt is a type of salt that’s naturally pink in color and mined near the...

5-Day Apple Diet: A Quick Way to Lose Weight

medindia.net - 17/Oct 09:23

Discover the 5-day apple diet, a quick and simple method to lose up to 6 pounds by eating apples and low-calorie foods, perfect for a short-term...

Excess body fat is a big cause of high breast cancer risk

knowridge.com - 16/Oct 10:03

A new study from Spain suggests that almost 40% of hormone-positive breast cancer cases in postmenopausal women could be linked to excess body fat....

Obesity: A Significant Risk Factor for Postmenopausal Breast Cancer

medindia.net - 18/Oct 23:02

About 40% of postmenopausal hormone-positive breast cancer cases may be linked to excess body fat, according to Spanish research published online in...

New study suggests diet may lower risk of prostate cancer progression

oncologynews.com.au - 20/Oct 12:56

A recent study highlights the link between diet and prostate cancer grade reclassification in men undergoing active surveillance. In a groundbreaking...

Heart-Healthy Diwali: Savor the Festivities, Stay Fit

medindia.net - 23/Oct 02:06

Highlights: Swap sugar and refined flour for healthier alternatives Practice portion control and mindful eating

Chile Provides a Convincing Case for Mandatory Warning Labels on Processed Food

healthpolicy-watch.news - 16/Oct 05:30

This World Food Day (16 October), Chile provides solid evidence that mandatory warning labels that target products with high salt, sugar, saturated...