A component of red wine, dark chocolate and green tea could improve chemotherapy.
The antioxidants resveratrol and quercetin can improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy, a new study finds.
Continue reading Antioxidants Can Reduce The Toxicity of Chemotherapy, Study Finds
Soybean oil consumption has increased rapidly in the United States — but is it good for you?
A diet high in soyabean oil can lead to weight gain and diabetes, a new study finds.
Continue reading Soybean Oil Has Surprising Effects on Health
Probiotics benefits are affected by the foods with which they are consumed.
Dairy products can boost the health benefits of probiotics, a new study finds.
Continue reading Probiotics Are More Beneficial When Consumed With This Type of Food
For the first time our genes have been used to investigate the effect of coffee on the body.
Drinking coffee neither decreases nor increases the risk of lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and obesity, a new study finds.
Continue reading How Coffee Is Linked to ‘Lifestyle Diseases’ Like Obesity And Diabetes
Sugary drinks contribute to deaths from diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
Sugary drinks consumption may lead to the deaths of 184,000 adults around the world every year, a new study reports.
Continue reading Sugary Drinks: The Global Death Toll Is Staggering
The signs that you are consuming too many liquids.
The dangers of dehydration are well-known, but the risks of taking in too much liquid are underestimated, new research finds.
Bones grew significantly over six months using specific exercises.
Bone density can be improved by weight-lifting and jumping exercise within 6 months, a new study finds.
Continue reading Age-Related Bone Loss Can Be Reversed By Certain Type Of Exercise
How healthy are restaurants in comparison to eating fast food or eating at home?
Full-service restaurants are not much healthier than eating fast food, a new study finds.
Continue reading Study Reveals Whether Restaurants, Fast Food or Eating At Home is Healthiest
Type 2 diabetes risk can be reduced by adjusting the dietary intake of certain foods.
Dietary fibre — especially from cereal and vegetable sources — can reduce the risk of developing diabetes, a new study finds.
Continue reading The Dietary Change That Reduces Diabetes Risk
Migraines are often caused by stress, but how can they be treated without drugs?
Meditation might be a path to migraine relief, reports a new study in the Journal of Head and Face Pain (Wells et al., 2015). Continue reading Migraine Misery Can Be Treated With Ancient Mental Technique
