More evidence that low-calorie sweeteners are bad for your health
Studies show that artificial sweeteners can raise the risk of hypertension, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, including stroke.
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Different types of exercise – physical and mental – have different benefits for the brain, according to a new study.
28 July, 2016
Campaigners say regulators need to research the toxicity of synergistic chemical combinations more rigorously and proactively.
26 July, 2016
Feelings of loneliness and depression are better predictors of how long you will live than how much you weigh, according to a new US study.
25 July, 2016
New evidence suggests that antioxidant polyphenols from grapes and green tea could help the body burn fat more efficiently.
12 July, 2016
A new analysis claims that regularly eating cereal fibre could reduce the risk of heart disease-related deaths by up to 18% and cancer deaths by 15%.
11 July, 2016
Scientists from Australia and the UK say a ‘minimum dose’ of nature for us all could significantly reduce rates of depression and high blood pressure.
6 July, 2016
New evidence confirms that broccoli sprout extract can switch on genes that aid the body’s own efforts to detoxify itself of carcinogenic substances.
4 July, 2016
Scientists and health advocates have joined together to warn that poorly regulated industrial chemicals threaten the normal brain development of our children.
4 July, 2016
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