GOTHENBURG, Sweden — Irritable bowel syndrome is often misunderstood because of its many nuances and complexities. The chronic condition usually causes abdominal cramping, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea. Typically, either diet, medication, or both are used in the treatment. However, new ...
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On a chilly day, a hot bowl of soup can provide an instant feeling of warmth and coziness. When we’re sick, soup is a soothing remedy that’s gentle on the stomach, easy to digest, and full of nutrients to help ...
Read More »Starbucks baristas reveal their favorite drinks, with cold brews and concoctions leading the way
Ask any Starbucks regular what their favorite drink is and you’ll likely get an answer within seconds. But what do the baristas themselves prefer when it comes to their daily coffee or caffeine fix? We scoured Reddit to find out, ...
Read More »New England seafood loaded with more toxic ‘forever chemicals’ than realized, especially shrimp and lobster
HANOVER, N.H. — New England is known for its love of seafood, and New Hampshire is no exception. From succulent lobster to flaky cod, the ocean’s bounty is a staple on many Granite State tables. However, a new study out ...
Read More »Does eating a whole orange (with the peel) really cure constipation?
A viral video from a wellness influencer claims that eating an entire orange with the peel can relieve constipation within seconds. Her recipe starts with washing the orange before slicing it into wedges, coating each slice with cinnamon and cayenne ...
Read More »New fortified rice process could fight vitamin B1 deficiencies worldwide
GENEVA, Switzerland — Rice is a food staple for half the world, especially in countries throughout Asia, South America, and Africa. However, rice is low in thiamine (vitamin B1), and the refining process strips the nutrient even further. This can ...
Read More »5 Secretly Healthy Sweet Potato Recipes For Gut Health That We Love
Sweet potatoes are a tasty root vegetable, enjoyed the world over. Sometimes mistaken for its cousin the yam, the humble sweet potato has long been lauded for possessing excellent nutritional value. But what is it about this tasty root that ...
Read More »Eating junk food during childhood may lead to long-term, irreversible memory issues
LOS ANGELES — Every parent is aware of the detrimental effects drugs and alcohol can have on a child’s developing brain, but new research suggests moms and dads all over may want to start considering candy bars just as bad as ...
Read More »Can you eat dark leafy greens while on blood thinners?
If you take blood thinners, you’ve probably heard the outdated idea that dark leafy greens like kale and broccoli need to be cut out of the diet because they could possibly interact together in a dangerous way. However, it isn’t ...
Read More »What Is Metabolism? Biochemist Explains How People Convert Energy Differently − And Why It Matters
Article written by Travis Nemkov, Assistant Research Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus If you’ve spent any time scrolling through the health and wellness corners of social media, you’ve likely come across many products ...
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