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Cancer feeds on fructose

July 10, 2014

In addition to containing mercury, a known carcinogen, cancer cells actually feed on high-fructose corn syrup after it is metabolized by the liver. A recent study, published in the Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Targets, examined the link between refined sugar […]

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Dietary fiber slows growth of cancer cells

July 9, 2014

The fibers are not only substitutes for carbohydrates in this diet, but also have useful therapeutic effects. Dietary fiber not only fills human up and supports the digestive process, but is also an effective weapon in the treatment of brain […]

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Sleep quality affects decision-making ability

July 8, 2014

Poor sleep quality is associated with increase in odds of clinically significant decline in executive function. A study has found that Fragmented or lower sleep efficiency may affect executive function as it is linked to decline in cognitive abilities of […]

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Blocking cells’ movement may stop cancer cells from spreading

July 8, 2014

New UCL research suggests that insights into how cells move through the body could lead to innovative techniques to stop cancer cells from spreading and causing secondary tumours. Scientists discovered that cells can change into an invasive, liquid-like state to […]

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How dancing can enhance your life

July 7, 2014

Dancing is not only about steps and rhythm. Its a blend of physical activity, stamina building, interaction and tons of fun. There are many ways dance can enhance every facet of your life: Confidence: Dancers possess an innate sense of […]

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High cholesterol linked to greater breast cancer risk

July 6, 2014

It raises the possibility of preventing breast cancer with statins, which lowers cholesterol. In a significant discovery, scientists have found a link between high blood cholesterol and breast cancer “Our preliminary study suggests that women with high cholesterol in their […]

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Too much TV tied to premature death

July 6, 2014

Study found adults who watch three or more hours of TV per day may double their risk of early death compared to those who watch less. Similar amounts of time spent sitting while driving or using a computer did not […]

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Donate blood to keep your heart healthy

July 4, 2014

Old cells are less flexible and become stuck in the spleen and liver, where they are engulfed by white blood cells. If you are a shift worker, donating blood could be an easy way to reduce the risk of heart […]

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Milk inspired drink may help lose weight: Study

July 3, 2014

While milk’s nutritional values are well known, little research has been conducted into the detailed structure of milk and how its fats interact with the digestive system until now.“By unlocking the detailed structure of milk, we have the potential to […]

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Poor nutrition linked to chronic diseases

July 3, 2014

Research has shown that poor nutrition—including a lack of fruit, vegetables and whole grains—is associated with the development of multiple chronic diseases over time. The results of the study, which looked at health, diet and lifestyle data of more than […]

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