Tag: diet


  • New Findings Reveal Varied Diet of Sima de los Huesos Hominins

    New Findings Reveal Varied Diet of Sima de los Huesos Hominins

    Unveiling a Diverse Diet at Sima de los Huesos A recent study led by researchers from the Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana (CENIEH) sheds new light on the dietary habits of the hominin populations at Sima de los Huesos, a key site in the Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos. Published in the Journal…

  • Oats and Cholesterol Reduction: How a Short, Gut-Driven Pulse Can Lower Numbers Fast

    Oats and Cholesterol Reduction: How a Short, Gut-Driven Pulse Can Lower Numbers Fast

    Why oats can rapidly influence cholesterol Oats have long been celebrated for their heart-health benefits, but new findings suggest that the mechanism behind their cholesterol-lowering power can be accelerated by the gut microbiome. A focused dietary pattern featuring oats can prompt the gut to produce phenolic metabolites that are associated with meaningful reductions in total…

  • Liver Overload: Signs and Simple Detox Diet Tips

    Liver Overload: Signs and Simple Detox Diet Tips

    Is your liver under stress? Common signs to notice Feeling foggy, bloated, or headachy can be more than just a temporary discomfort. These symptoms may signal your liver is under strain, especially after the holiday season or a period of indulgence. The liver works hard to process alcohol, sugar, fats, and environmental toxins. When it’s…

  • What Your Farts Can Tell You About Your Gut Health

    What Your Farts Can Tell You About Your Gut Health

    Introduction: The Language of Gas Farts are a natural bodily process, yet many of us treat them as embarrassing or taboo. In reality, farting can offer valuable information about your gut health. The composition, frequency, and smell of your gas can reflect how well your digestive system is functioning and where there might be room…

  • Short-Term Oatmeal Diet Significantly Boosts Cholesterol and Metabolic Health

    Short-Term Oatmeal Diet Significantly Boosts Cholesterol and Metabolic Health

    New Findings Spotlight the Power of Oats A recent trial conducted at the University of Bonn and published in Nature Communications reveals that a brief, oatmeal-based diet can meaningfully improve cholesterol levels and several metabolic health markers. The study, which followed participants over a short intervention period, adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting…

  • From Carnivorous Christmas to Veganuary: A Personal Dry January Journey

    From Carnivorous Christmas to Veganuary: A Personal Dry January Journey

    Introduction: A December of excess and a January of reflection The holiday season often ends with a familiar pattern: indulgent meals, generous servings of wine, and a lingering sense of abundance. For Joe McNamee, Christmas became a veritable carnivorous feast, punctuated by the occasional moment of restraint that never quite stuck. By the time the…

  • Nutrition by Age: How Benefits Change With Time

    Nutrition by Age: How Benefits Change With Time

    Why age changes nutrient needs Our bodies evolve as we grow older, affecting how we absorb, utilize, and require nutrients. From rapid growth in childhood to the slower metabolism of later adulthood, the timing and amount of certain vitamins, minerals, and macronutrients shift. Understanding these changes helps people maintain energy, prevent deficiencies, and support long-term…

  • Weightloss Issues in 2026: Why You Must Avoid Empty Calories

    Weightloss Issues in 2026: Why You Must Avoid Empty Calories

    Understanding Empty Calories and Why They Matter in 2026 As we move further into 2026, the conversation around weight management is evolving. The traditional “eat less and move more” mantra remains a starting point, but emerging science highlights a deeper culprit: empty calories. These are foods and drinks that deliver little to no essential nutrients…

  • Seafood: A Tasty Path to Stroke and Heart Health

    Seafood: A Tasty Path to Stroke and Heart Health

    Why Seafood Matters for Stroke Prevention Nutritionists increasingly point to seafood as a cornerstone of a heart-healthy diet. Regular consumption of fish and other seafood is linked to a lower risk of stroke and cardiovascular diseases, thanks to a combination of beneficial fats, high-quality protein, and essential nutrients. While no single food can guarantee prevention,…

  • Seafood and Stroke Prevention: How Fish Protect Heart Health

    Seafood and Stroke Prevention: How Fish Protect Heart Health

    Introduction: Seafood’s Role in Stroke Prevention Growing evidence supports the idea that seafood—especially fish sourced from the sea and rivers—can be a powerful ally in reducing the risk of stroke and heart disease. Nutritionists emphasize that the nutrients found in fish, along with a balanced dietary pattern, contribute to healthier blood vessels, better lipid profiles,…