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Processed Foods Increases Calorie Intake and Ultimate Weight Gain

One of the number one reasons why some people eat too much, and ultimately gain weight, is due to a[…]

People suffering from digestive problems are at a an increased risk for vitamin D deficiency. A new study in the[…]

One of the keys to maintain a healthy blood pressure may be to consume adequate amounts of potassium in the[…]

There may be a direct link between cardiorespiratory fitness, cognitive functioning, and academic performance. In a new study in the[…]

There may be a connection between the bacteria in one’s gut and the risk of developing schizophrenia. A new study[…]

One factor that may influence the health and flexibility of the joints is viral infections. A case study published in[…]

There may be a strong influence of the hormone melatonin on severity of depression and fibromyalgia symptoms. A new study[…]

Consumption of large quantities of antioxidants from supplements could potentially increase risk of cancer. A new study in the “American[…]

As people age, the resulting loss of cognitive function could lead to a decrease in pain tolerance. In a new[…]

One of the hallmark traits of injured runners may be the inability to stabilize in the frontal plane. A new[…]