What Sugar Alternative is Right for Me?

What Sugar Alternative is Right for Me?

You’ve probably heard it a thousand times: too much sugar isn’t great for your health. If you’ve ever taken a look at the ingredients lists on some of the popular low-calorie and low-sugar products out there, you know that many rely on sugar substitutes. But what exactly are these alternatives? Where do they come from,…

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Scientists Uncover How Targeted Probiotics Help Athletic Performance and Recovery

Scientists Uncover How Targeted Probiotics Help Athletic Performance and Recovery

Elite athletes are turning to probiotics as a performance edge, not just a wellness add-on. Growing research links certain strains to measurable improvements in stamina, strength, and recovery — changes that often mean the difference between hitting a personal best or falling short. These benefits are tied to probiotics’ ability to influence inflammation, nutrient absorption,…

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The War on Saturated Fat Is Finally Coming to an End

The War on Saturated Fat Is Finally Coming to an End

For decades, the dominant narrative insisted that saturated fat was deadly — even though the actual data never proved it. As a result, the health advice shifted toward seed oils and processed margarine, which quietly ushered in new health problems, from metabolic disease to obesity and inflammatory disorders — all while the original hypothesis remained…

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Advancing the Future of Biological Dentistry

Advancing the Future of Biological Dentistry

Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published August 11, 2024. Dr. Carlo Litano has been practicing dentistry for nearly 20 years — his journey into this particular area of medicine began with a desire to help his mother, who was struggling with dental health issues. “I graduated school in Fort Lauderdale,…

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The Subtle Art of Losing Yourself

The Subtle Art of Losing Yourself

Most people assume their thoughts define who they are. But the deeper truth is that your thoughts are only one part of the story — and not always the part worth listening to. In “The Subtle Art of Losing Yourself,” filmmaker and tai chi practitioner George Thompson explores how identifying too closely with your thoughts…

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Prebiotics Influence Gut Bacteria That Raise Brain GABA Levels

Prebiotics Influence Gut Bacteria That Raise Brain GABA Levels

Anxiety, depression, epilepsy, and even Alzheimer’s disease share a surprising common thread: low levels of a calming brain chemical called GABA. Short for gamma-aminobutyric acid, GABA works as your brain’s main “brake pedal,” slowing down excessive firing and bringing your nervous system back to a calm, stable state. When this neurotransmitter is out of balance,…

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Processed Food Diet Raises Lung Cancer Risk

Processed Food Diet Raises Lung Cancer Risk

Lung cancer strikes more than 2.4 million people worldwide every year, according to the World Health Organization, making it one of the most common and deadliest forms of cancer.1 This disease is characterized by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the lungs, leading to symptoms such as persistent cough, chest pain, shortness of breath,…

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