More evidence that low-calorie sweeteners are bad for your health
Studies show that artificial sweeteners can raise the risk of hypertension, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, including stroke.
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The next time your toddler acts adventurous, shy, fidgety or cuddly, the trigger could be the specific type of bacteria in his or her gut
1 June, 2015
Breastfeeding babies for at least four months helps protect them against airborne toxins such as lead, arsenic and NO2, according to new research
1 June, 2015
Treating symptoms of depression can help lower your risk of stroke, especially for women
28 May, 2015
New evidence shows that parabens – widely used preservatives found in personal care products – can cross the human placenta.
28 May, 2015
Here’s a health benefit most women didn’t expect from drinking a daily cup of chamomile tea – a lower risk of premature death from all causes
26 May, 2015
More evidence that organic farms act as a refuge for wild plants, offsetting the loss of biodiversity on conventional farms
20 May, 2015
US researchers suggest that early dietary interventions, or supplementation, with marine omega-3 fatty acids could improve child behaviour and even reduce the future crime rates
19 May, 2015
Yoga and meditation can support and even repair areas of the brain that have been damaged by chronic pain, lessening pain and the risk of memory loss and depression
18 May, 2015
Multiple antioxidant substances in cranberries can reduce several risk factors for heart disease including blood fat and sugar levels and inflammation
15 May, 2015
The unnatural atmosphere of airplane cabins do something strange to our tastebuds, significantly changing the way we perceive flavours
14 May, 2015
