Late Breakfast Timing Increases Death Risk by 11% (Study Finds)
New research reveals eating breakfast one hour later increases death risk by 11%. Scientists tracked 3,000 adults for 20 years to uncover this truth.
New nutrition studies come out every day, but most people never know what they actually mean for their daily lives.
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New research reveals eating breakfast one hour later increases death risk by 11%. Scientists tracked 3,000 adults for 20 years to uncover this truth.
Greek study reveals Mediterranean diet during pregnancy dramatically cuts baby food allergy risk. The surprising foods that protect your child most.
New research reveals high-protein supplements prevent 1 in 12 cancer complications. The breakthrough findings could transform patient recovery outcomes.
New research reveals plant-based diets prevent diabetes while fighting climate change. Learn the surprising connection between your plate and the planet.
Scientists revealed that harder-to-chew foods cut 369 calories daily without affecting satisfaction. This breakthrough changes everything about eating.
New research reveals GLP-1 drugs work great for some people but completely fail others based on why they eat – the difference might shock you.
New research reveals high-fat foods destroy memory in just one week by breaking your brain’s natural cleaning system. The damage might be reversible.
New research reveals cocoa extract supplements can slash dangerous inflammation markers in seniors by targeting age-related inflammatory processes.
New research reveals artificial sweeteners may age your brain 1.6 years faster. The shocking findings challenge everything we thought about sugar substitutes.
Most pregnant women eat dangerously low fiber amounts, unknowingly sabotaging their baby’s brain development and future learning abilities.