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Study Reveals a Healthy Gut May Help Protect Against Infections—Here’s How to Boost Yours Through Diet
What constitutes a healthy gut microbiome can look different for each individual. But new research suggests that having high levels of one certain gut bacteria could keep you protected from pathogens that might otherwise cause infection. The gut microbiome is a complex ecosystem containing trillions of bacteria, viruses, and other microbial organisms that help break…
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What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Grapefruit Regularly
Sweet, tangy grapefruit is the youngest sibling in the citrus family. Did you know it’s a cross between a pomelo and a sweet orange? While people have been cultivating lemons, limes and oranges for thousands of years, the grapefruit came to us from the beautiful tropical island of Barbados in the 1600s. And we’ve been…
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8 Red Flags to Look Out for on Food Labels, According to Nutrition Experts
Grocery shopping can be an overwhelming experience—the sights, smells, and sounds can often muddy your concentration when you are on the hunt for healthy food options. Then, there’s the challenge of deciphering the slew of information found on food labels. If you’re not confused by the alluring claims decorating the front of the packaging, then…
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The 7 Best Heart-Healthy Proteins for Diabetes, According to Dietitians
Making thoughtful protein choices is an important part of managing diabetes, as these decisions not only affect blood sugar levels but also contribute to overall health, especially heart health—a major concern for people with diabetes. Protein plays a crucial role in keeping you satiated without causing spikes in blood sugar like some carbohydrates can. By…
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Adding Bone Broth to Hot Chocolate Boosts Protein. But Is It Really Healthier?
Hot chocolate is meant to be a sweet treat. But now, social media users are attempting to give it a healthy, high-protein makeover with a surprising ingredient: bone broth. “While I was skeptical, I’ll admit it was pretty good,” cookbook author Arash Hashemi said in one video after tasting bone broth hot chocolate. In another…
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These Will Be The 5 Food Trends That Shape 2025, According To An RD
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Molly Knudsen, M.S., RDN is a Registered Dietician Nutritionist with a bachelor’s degree in nutrition from Texas Christian University and a master’s in nutrition interventions, communication, and behavior change from Tufts University. She lives in Newport Beach, California, and enjoys connecting people to the food they eat and how it influences health…
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The true cost of healthy eating in the UK
Food plays a major role in maintaining and improving our health and wellness, with all health authorities recommending we eat a balanced diet to keep ourselves in top form. However, new research suggests it is easier said than done as eating healthily has become significantly more expensive than the alternative. A study conducted by The…
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First Study of Its Kind Shows Mediterranean Diet Brain Health Benefits for Latinos
Recent findings presented at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke Conference 2025 reveal that adherence to a Mediterranean-style diet is associated with improved brain health among Hispanic and Latino adults. This significant research emphasizes the potential cognitive benefits of a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats—elements already staples in many Hispanic…
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Healthy eating tips: You daily diet can have excess salt, here’s how to reduce it
Salt in daily diet: The recommended daily intake is about 2,300 mg (one teaspoon of salt), yet most people consume nearly 3,450 mg daily. Reducing sodium by just 1,000 mg can significantly improve heart health (Image: Canva) Salt makes everything taste better, but too much of it can put your health at risk. Sodium, a…
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Diet tips: Beware, your obsession with eating healthy can turn unhealthy, lead to orthorexia
What is Orthorexia: It is an intense, sometimes damaging, focus on pure or clean eating. This obsession may begin with a desire to avoid foods that trigger symptoms of chronic diseases like IBS or IBD (Image: Canva) Managing chronic diseases often involves making significant dietary changes, but when the pursuit of health becomes an obsession,…