A recent study from Purdue University scientists reveals following a consistent dietary pattern that features lean red meat can contribute to gut...
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Excessive use of calcium supplements can pose significant health risks, including cardiovascular diseases such as heart attacks. Unlike dietary calcium, supplements lead to sudden spikes in calcium levels, causing arterial calcification and disrupting the balance of other essential minerals. Following recommended guidelines and pairing supplements with a balanced diet is crucial for minimizing these risks.
A recent study from Purdue University scientists reveals following a consistent dietary pattern that features lean red meat can contribute to gut...
A diet inspired by non-industrialized societies can lower risks of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Researchers plan to share recipes with the...
Researchers highlight that having a normal BMI does not always indicate good health, as high body fat can increase the risk of diseases like diabetes...
Researchers highlight that having a normal BMI does not always indicate good health, as high body fat can increase the risk of diseases like diabetes...
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Ultra-processed food consumption increases mortality risks, particularly from circulatory, digestive diseases, and Parkinson's, but substituting...
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Cardiovascular diseases have been a leading cause of death in Belize for the past five years, and according to the Ministry of Health, they were the...
Cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide, and managing it effectively requires more than just medical intervention: what you...