- Thursday
- September 28th, 2023
Dual Dove
According to the latest guideline, weight loss surgery is now available for excessively over-weight preadolescents. The fresh guidelines issued by the American Academy of Pediatrics is supported by previous research showing that weight-loss surgery in adolescents creates lasting results and...
A case study recently published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine revealed the story of a 17-year-old boy that lost his sight due to years of eating french fries, chips, and other similar products. Now, a new study concluded...
The dietary supplements industry boosted to multi-billion dollars business worldwide. However, on the downside, not all supplements on the market are indeed what the manufacturers say they are. But some dietary supplements have benefits confirmed by science. First of all,...
A new study conducted by UK's EPIC-Oxford, published in the British Medical Journal, concluded that a vegan diet boosts the risks of stroke. While vegans, vegetarians, and fish eaters have reduced chances of developing heart diseases, they are more prone...
You may have already heard of the keto diet since this one is a trendy weight loss diet, lately. Also, we all know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It provides us with the needed energy...
Increasingly more people are adopting a plant-based diet nowadays. While many would praise a raw-vegan menu, nutritionists and even scientists do not agree with the alleged benefits of such a diet. A new study, even more, revealed that a plant-based...
Regularly drinking sugary drinks, even if it is only a small drink a day, could promote the appearance of cancer, suggests a French study published Thursday. And it's not just about soft drinks or ultra-processed drinks: pure fruit juices are...
Reducing the amount of salt on Canadians' plates is taking longer than expected. According to a recent report from Health Canada, the food industry failed to meet the targets suggested in 2012. This is a disappointing finding by health organizations,...
The Public Health Agency of Canada says that the outbreak of E. coli bacteria linked to romaine lettuce "seems over". In a new opinion published Wednesday, the agency argues that the risk of contamination "is again low" and that it...