The American Chemical Society has published a new study investigating the exact mechanisms that might make dark chocolate so great.
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Researchers discover new potential benefit of curcumin against colon cancer
With 96,830 new cases diagnosed every year, according to the American Cancer Society, colon cancer is one of the most common forms of this disease.
Enjoy these healthy treats this Super Bowl Sunday
Households across America will be serving up nachos, chili and other platters that are loaded with saturated fats and relatively devoid of nutritional value this Sunday.
Study sheds further light on the importance of gut flora
Before seeking out foods that are natural sources of fiber, it may help to ensure your body is in the best position to make use of this compound first.
How changes in the gut affect our health as we age
Recently, scientists from the Buck Institute for Research on Aging investigated how changes in gut flora over time influences lifespan.
Can probiotics combat the health risks linked to obesity?
Though we don’t hear quite so much about the obesity epidemic as we have in years past, carrying this extra weight still presents considerable concerns for global health as a whole.
Premature babies may benefit from probiotics, study shows
When a baby is born prematurely, this infant is susceptible to a wide range of health problems.
Study: Less range in gut microbes may be tied to cancer
Though we often think of bacteria as a bad thing, certain strains of microbes are actually vital for overall health.
Can gut health influence symptoms of autism?
Researchers from the California Institute of Technology (CalTech) have found that probiotic treatments may help manage common aspects of autism that were previously linked to brain health.
Some probiotics may help boost mood
An innovative team of researchers is beginning to explore a new and somewhat surprising potential application for this good bacteria.