Gut Bacteria Can Encourage Obese or Lean Traits
Mice receiving gut bacteria from obese humans gained more weight and fat than mice given gut bacteria from lean humans.
Mice receiving gut bacteria from obese humans gained more weight and fat than mice given gut bacteria from lean humans.
Lower estrogen levels in men can contribute to symptoms that occur with age such as changes in energy and strength.
Living a long and healthy life into your elderly years includes building relationships, exercising and learning new things.
Meditation and exercise can help reduce costs associated with acute respiratory infections, such as missed work days and medical visits.
Researchers are studying those who are 80 and older who still are mentally sharp to learn more about preventing memory loss with aging.
More kids are being diagnosed with allergies, asthma, and ADHD and there may actually be a link between the three.
Research has found that breast milk helps babies establish beneficial bacteria in their GI tract.
New research has found that iron accumulation in certain parts of the brain is associated with tissue damage and may contribute to Alzheimer’s.
Many physicians are not adequately trained to help patients with chronic pain, even though pain is the top reason for doctor visits.
The American Lung Association is encouraging more research on the early detection of lung cancer.
Dietitians dish on good nutrition tips for your children as they head back to school to keep them satisfied and focused.
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