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For aging men, finding a spouse unlocks the fountain of youth
WEBAug 21, 2024 — The results were striking – 70% of the 7,641 older Canadians surveyed were aging optimally according to this comprehensive measure. However, marital status emerged as a crucial differentiating factor, particularly for men. “Previous studies have shown that marriage is associated with better health outcomes for both men and women, while men ...
3 steps to start eating in moderation - Study Finds
WEBSep 19, 2023 — A woman watching TV with popcorn (© Drazen – stock.adobe.com) Bottom Line “Eat in moderation” isn’t commonly said just for fun but because it can appropriately be applied to most people’s lives.
Gluten 101: Dietitian reveals if bread is really different in Europe ...
WEBNov 19, 2023 — Some may contain less gluten, which would mean you could possibly react better. Most wheat used in the United States is called hard wheat, which typically has a higher gluten content. In Europe, a lot of the wheat used is called soft wheat, which has less gluten. People with NCGS may find that they tolerate soft wheat and other strains better.
Which supplements really work? The truth about 10 trendy brain …
WEBJun 10, 2024 — Vitamins B6, B12, and B9 (folic acid) are important to brain health. Unless you’re low on them or pregnant (folic acid is essential to prevent birth defects), however, a supplement is useless. Findings from short-term studies suggest that B-vitamin supplements do not help cognitive functioning in adults ages 50 …
Do bugs feel pain? Scientists finally solve age-old mystery - Study …
WEBFeb 3, 2022 — But if you’ve ever wondered whether bugs feel pain when you attempt to kill them, a new study is the first to prove that not only do insects feel pain from an injury, but they suffer from chronic pain after recovering from one. Researchers from the University of Sydney in Australia say the discovery builds on prior research from 2003 that ...
Doctors identify likely cause behind surging colorectal cancer rates …
WEBAug 16, 2024 — CLEVELAND — Colorectal cancer rates are rising at an alarming rate among young adults, but the reason behind the increased diagnoses has been a medical mystery.However, the Cleveland Clinic has released a study that pinpoints a major cause for the spike in cases: diet. When looking at the microbiomes of adults 60 years and younger with colorectal cancer, researchers found an unusually high ...
Editorial Team - Study Finds
WEBMeaghan is a journalist and freelance writer previously based out of New York City while working for CBS New York, CBS Local and MSNBC. After moving to Geneva, Switzerland in 2016, she went on to write for Digital Luxury Group, The Travel Corporation and other international publications before joining the editorial team at StudyFinds.
Can your dreams predict the future? They just might -- thanks to …
WEBJun 9, 2021 — More than a third (37.4%) of the dreams focusing on the future also had a link to one or more specific memories from the dreamer’s past. “This is a new description of how dreams draw simultaneously from multiple waking-life sources, utilizing fragments of past experience to construct novel scenarios anticipating future events,” Wamsley adds.
‘Metabolic magic trick’: Fiber ‘reprograms’ gut bacteria to improve ...
WEBJul 29, 2024 — KONGEN LYNGSBY, Denmark — Scientists have uncovered a surprising link between dietary fiber and the production of beneficial chemicals in our gut. This research reveals that eating more fiber doesn’t just bulk up your stool—it actually “reprograms” your gut bacteria, shifting their metabolic activities in ways that could have far ...
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