Moderate Wine Consumption Linked to Reduced Cardiovascular Risk, Study Finds
A study found that moderate wine consumption may reduce cardiovascular risk, emphasizing its potential benefits within the Mediterranean diet, but calls for further research.
Eco-Friendly Method Transforms Lactic Acid Bacteria into Powerful Vitamin B2 Producers
December 16, 2024
Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark have developed an eco-friendly method using lactic acid bacteria to efficiently produce vitamin B2, enhancing nutrition in local food.
Malnutrition’s Hidden Legacy: How Diet Affects Future Generations’ Health
December 15, 2024
A study shows that malnutrition in parents can lead to multi-generational health risks, including low birth weight and kidney issues, even with later dietary improvements.
Breakthrough Research Targets Brain Enzyme to Combat Obesity and Improve Health
December 15, 2024
Research from CRCHUM reveals that inhibiting the brain enzyme ABHD6 may reduce appetite and boost activity, offering new hope for obesity treatment.
Study Reveals Deep Connection Between Brain Chemistry and Food Preferences
December 14, 2024
A study reveals that people prefer high-calorie foods, regardless of obesity status, due to brain chemistry influencing choices beyond taste, with surgery potentially reversing effects.