Commonsense Food Rules
...high-carbohydrate diet. Each group was subdivided into a 24-hour access or a 12-hour access to the food. Same calorie amount for each [...]
...high-carbohydrate diet. Each group was subdivided into a 24-hour access or a 12-hour access to the food. Same calorie amount for each [...]
...its devastating consequences.” During the study the group assigned to the diet low in AGEs were instructed to avoid grilling, frying, or [...]
...be a group or team activity to be beneficial. Solo activities like yoga or bird watching can be incredibly meditative and lower stress levels. It is [...]
...of glucagon, relatively little is known about how its release is regulated. Using advanced microscopy techniques, a team led by Omar Hmeadi in Sebastian Barg’s [...]
...blood pressure and cholesterol. The mice in the 12-hour access group had none of these problems. More importantly, if flip-flopped the [...]
...more beneficial when it’s recreational. Compiling data and comparing between groups of people who use similar amounts of energy in household [...]
...many sunscreens contain toxic ingredients. According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), about 75% of the sunscreens on the market have [...]
...nitric oxide production in the body. This hypothesis was tested on nine amateur cyclists. One group replaced an usual snack with dark chocolate [...]
...“organic,” or “natural” don’t necessarily mean what they’ve come to mean on our food packaging. The Environmental Working [...]
...the gut microbes and antibiotics. They used ten prediabetic adolescents and 14 healthy controls. The prediabetc group had taken antibiotics over [...]