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Why I Neurohack My Kids’ Brains with Omega-3s
Why I Neurohack My Kids’ Brains with Omega-3s
As a neuroscientist, let me explain why you should, too
Dr CJ Yatawara - Tiny Brains expert
Aug 13
Healthy Fats Improve Heart Health (For Some People)
Healthy Fats Improve Heart Health (For Some People)
But knowing which fats are best is a challenge. New research brings clarity.
Brent R. Stockwell, Ph.D.
Jul 15
Raw Milk Health Risks Grow
Raw Milk Health Risks Grow
Bird flu spread has only made it more dangerous, scientists and nutritionists explain
The Conversation U.S.
Jul 10
How to Take Care of Future You
How to Take Care of Future You
What you eat today influences brain health and physical well-being for the rest of your life, if you live that long
Robert Roy Britt
Jul 8
Do Multivitamins Do Any Good?
Do Multivitamins Do Any Good?
Advice is all over the place. So I asked scientists who actually study this question.
Robert Roy Britt
Jul 1
Greater Body Roundness Means a Shorter Life
Greater Body Roundness Means a Shorter Life
It is to your advantage not to become “round” because greater body roundness means a shorter life with more chronic diseases along the way.
Stephen Schimpff MD, MACP
Jun 24
Why You Should Eat an AGE-less Diet
Why You Should Eat an AGE-less Diet
Food cooked at high temperatures creates a byproduct that accelerates aging
Dr. Julian Barkan
Jun 10
What You Eat Could Alter Your Unborn Children and Grandchildren’s Genes and Health
What You Eat Could Alter Your Unborn Children and Grandchildren’s Genes and Health
Studies show a parent’s poor diet could affect the genes of generations to come — and set up children and grandchildren for obesity and…
The Conversation U.S.
May 8
Do Weight Loss Drugs Enable Lousy Eating Habits?
Do Weight Loss Drugs Enable Lousy Eating Habits?
Wegovy, Ozempic and similar medications make it easier to eat anything and still drop pounds. That’s dangerous.
Dr. Monique Tello
Apr 3
Should You Eat Eggs? Unscrambling the Advice
Should You Eat Eggs? Unscrambling the Advice
Eggs are excellent for your health! Eggs are evil! Science suggests the answer is somewhere in between.
Robert Roy Britt
Apr 1
Diet Advice: Sorting Good from Bad
Diet Advice: Sorting Good from Bad
How to find practical nutrition advice amid all the hype and BS
Robert Roy Britt
Mar 18
Eat Well to Lower Dementia Risk
Eat Well to Lower Dementia Risk
Wise & Well Weekly: The newsletter helping you make tomorrow a little better than today
Robert Roy Britt
Mar 15
Making Tomorrow Better than Today
Making Tomorrow Better than Today
Wise & Well Weekly: The health and wellness newsletter
Robert Roy Britt
Mar 1
The Science of Green Tea: Beyond the Hype
The Science of Green Tea: Beyond the Hype
Yes, it’s good for you. No, you don’t need a green tea supplement.
Denny Pencheva, MD
Jan 25
Sensitive to Gluten? Maybe You’re Eating the Wrong Kind
Sensitive to Gluten? Maybe You’re Eating the Wrong Kind
Even if gluten throws you a gut punch, science suggests you may still be able to enjoy bread. The trick is to go against the grain.
Kathleen Murphy
Jan 24
US Foods Often Pack More Sugar Than UK and EU Counterparts
US Foods Often Pack More Sugar Than UK and EU Counterparts
Stricter standards, differing tastes, and tax laws play a role
Amy Sterling Casil
Jan 16
Your Weight-Loss Resolution is Doomed to Fail
Your Weight-Loss Resolution is Doomed to Fail
Big Food companies have purposely addicted you to junk, creating an unfair fight. Science offers a simple and pleasurable way to win the…
Kathleen Murphy
Jan 1
How Diet Changes Help Lift My Lousy Moods
How Diet Changes Help Lift My Lousy Moods
The right food can help the blues and even full-blown depression, science shows
Denny Pencheva, MD
Dec 15, 2023
The Most Important Meal of the Day?
The Most Important Meal of the Day?
Breakfast science is confusing and conflicting. Here’s what you need to know to decide whether and how to incorporate it into your day.
Denny Pencheva, MD
Nov 28, 2023
3 Sacred Meal-Time Mantras For My Son to Grow Up Healthy
3 Sacred Meal-Time Mantras For My Son to Grow Up Healthy
What’s a nutritionist doing to protect his son’s health?
Tim Rees
Nov 15, 2023
Red Meat Raises Type 2 Diabetes Risk Significantly
Red Meat Raises Type 2 Diabetes Risk Significantly
Moderation is the message from the latest research
Robert Roy Britt
Oct 19, 2023
One Stinking Reason I’m Kinda Done With Beef
One Stinking Reason I’m Kinda Done With Beef
Americans are eating less red meat. We all have our reasons. Mine is not what you think.
Robert Roy Britt
Oct 16, 2023
How to Break Up With Fake Sugar (and Why You Should)
How to Break Up With Fake Sugar (and Why You Should)
Swapping sweeteners won’t fix our sugar problem, but we can un-learn our taste for sweets and find more joy in food
Elizabeth Knight, PhD
Oct 12, 2023
Where, When and How We Eat Can Raise (or Reduce) Depression Risk
Where, When and How We Eat Can Raise (or Reduce) Depression Risk
Make mealtimes mood-beneficial without following a strict diet
Giana Porpiglia, LMHC
Sep 22, 2023
Paid ‘Fitfluencers’ Are Selling You Out
Paid ‘Fitfluencers’ Are Selling You Out
Exposed: Health influencers and registered dietitians with millions of followers lie to you on behalf of big food consortia
Amy Sterling Casil
Sep 18, 2023
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