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Obesity's Link to Dementia
Both obesity and Alzheimer's contribute to neurodegeneration and cortical thinning that interfere with memory and other cognitive functions.
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Fatty Fast Food Livers
Eating even a modest fast food meal daily -- a small burger and fries -- can lead to fatty liver disease.
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Intermittent Fasting Changes Genes
A long, overnight break between meals gives cells a chance to reboot and changes gene expression in a good way. Try eating dinner earlier.
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Low-Fat or Low-Carb?
If you have type 2 diabetes or prediabetes, keeping your blood sugar under control is key. What kind of diet best helps you do this?
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What Does "Whole Grain" Really Mean?
The fiber in whole grains has undeniable health benefits, but there are conflicting guidelines for consumers. How to be sure of your intake.
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Rating the New Weight-Loss Meds
More and more people are trying to lose weight to protect their health. Four new medications, in addition to diet and exercise, can help.
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Rationing Insulin
The high price of insulin means that many diabetics skip or reduce doses to save money, a choice that is dangerous to their health.
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Artificial Sweeteners Affect Glucose Metabolism
Non-nutritive sweeteners like stevia have long been seen as a win-win for dieters. But they appear to have a worrisome impact on the gut.
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A Low-Cal Sweetener with Gut Benefits
Researchers are working on a new artificial sweetener that, unlike current offerings, boosts good gut microbes as it cuts calories.
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Keto or Mediterranean — Which Diet is Better for Diabetes?
Two diets geared to help people with diabetes lower blood sugar and lose weight were put to a head-to-head test. Guess which won and why.
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