by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES, Research
Exercise’s Antidepressant Effects Strengthened Unknown | 13th September 2013 Exercise may have a moderately beneficial effect on depressive symptoms, according to an updated literature review and meta-analysis. However, investigators note that more high-quality...
by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES, Research
Fatty Liver Risk Increases with Daily Intake of Sugary Drinks Diana Phillips | 11th June 2015 Regular consumption of sugared beverages is associated with a greater prevalence of fatty liver disease, even after adjusting for body mass index, according to a large...
by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES, Research
High Fructose Diet Not So Sweet for the Brain Fran Lowry | 24th May 2012 Diets high in fructose impair cognitive function, but this is reversed when the diet is supplemented with appropriate intake of omega-3 fatty acids, new research suggests. Although the study was...
by admin | Jan 17, 2017 | ARTICLES, Research
Stop the Pop: Soda Linked to Agression, Inattention in Kids Deborah Brauser | 22nd August 2013 Consumption of even one soft drink per day may be associated with increased negative behavior in young children, new research suggests. A cohort study of almost 3000...
