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Study Says Eating Hot Dogs May Shorten Healthy Life By 36 Mins, Here's What To Eat InsteadDid you know hot dogs could shorten healthy life by 36 minutes according to a latest study? Here are all the important findings from the study.
- Eating More Vegetables Will Not Cure Prostate Cancer, Claims Study
Earlier studies said vegetables help in protecting men from prostate cancer. A study now claims that it will neither cure nor stop the disease.
- Consuming Lentils And Grains May Increase Life Expectancy By 8 To 13 Years: Study
A recent study shows how eating whole grains and legumes could increase life expectancy by up to 13 years!
- Want To Lower Odds Of Memory Loss? The Answer Lies In Eating Veggies And Cereal, According To A Study
A new study finds a link between vegetables and cereals and the occurrence of memory loss along with heart disease or diabetes.
- Dress Up For Good Health: Study Reveals Surprising Link Between Formal Clothes And Healthy Food Choices
A study suggests a direct link between wearing formal clothes and healthy food choices.
- Love Green Or Black Tea? Study Shows They May Help Lower Blood Pressure
Tea-lovers, rejoice! A new study shows that green tea and black tea may help reduce blood pressure and maintain good heart health.
- Heart Health: Moderate Egg Consumption May Improve Your Heart's Well Being- Study
In a recent study published in the journal 'eLife,' it was found that moderate egg consumption can increase the number of heart-healthy metabolites in the blood.
- Did You Know Bright Light May Make Food Appear Tastier? Here's What Study Says
A recent study found links between the ambient lighting at a restaurant and the overall perception of taste intensity. Here's what research found.
- Do You Indulge In 'All-You-Can-Eat' Buffets? Study Says It Could Predict Weight Gain
The kind of food you choose to eat at a buffet spread can impact your health and tendency to gain weight.
- Unexpected Honey Study Shows Woes of Nutrition Research
ust a few weeks ago, a study was published in the Journal of Nutrition that many reports in the news media said proved that honey was no better than sugar as a sweetener, and that ...
