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The connection between the gut and the brain is gaining increasing attention as research continues to reveal how strongly digestive health may influence memory, mood, inflammation, and overall brain function. In previous blog posts, we explored how imbalances in the gut microbiome may affect vision and general health. Newer studies now point to an even broader role for the mi...


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Got high cholesterol? If you are concerned about the side effects of statin drugs, you might not need to worry. A massive study found that most statin side effects are not caused by the drugs. Statins were heralded as a miracle solution for high “bad” cholesterol when they were introduced in 1987. High LDL cholesterol levels increase the risk of heart attacks and stroke. They...


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You’ll often hear that GMO foods are “safe.” But that simple headline skips the part many shoppers care about most: in the U.S., many GMO/bioengineered crops are designed to work with specific herbicides. So the real-world question for consumers isn’t only “Is the genetic change safe?”—it’s also “What farming chemicals and residues tend to come with these GMO/bioengineered cr...


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Scientific studies strongly suggest that artificial sweeteners, once thought to be safe alternatives to sugar, are linked to significant health risks. Key findings include increased risks of cardiovascular disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, cognitive decline, and potential carcinogenicity.


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