a new to study from Aarhus University shows that people diagnosed with a mental disorder work 10.5 fewer years on average compared to the general population. The study is the first to map an estimate of lost work years associated with mental disorders. When looking at the data of all people between the ages of … Read more
Traditional foods and meals created from fresh and minimally processed components are gradually being replaced by ultra-processed foods (UPFs), ready-to-drink or heat industrial formulations made with substances extracted from food or synthesized in laboratories, recent research Has revealed. the to study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, published by Elsevier, found that higher consumption … Read more
Deep Longevity, in collaboration with American and Chinese scientists, measured the effects of loneliness, restless sleep, and sadness on the rate of aging and found that they were significant. Frailty and major diseases associated with aging are exacerbated by the accumulation of molecular damage. Some people’s molecular processes are more intense than others, leading them … Read more
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/tgam/YT6DLNPDDVA4ZIHX6YNYEQTD2A "Artificial sweeteners tied to increased heart risk, new study finds")
Study participants who had a higher intake of total artificial sweeteners had a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease compared to non-consumers.NYSE/PEPSICO prospectus via Reuters Artificial sweeteners added to thousands of foods and beverages (sodas, yogurts, pancake syrups, jams, baked goods, frozen desserts, gum, candy) to help us satisfy our sweet tooth with fewer (or … Read more
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Now that Canada’s all-too-brief beach season has come to an end once again, you might be tempted to shove the dumbbells to the back of the closet: ditch the vanity, forget the bulging muscles, and focus instead on aerobic fitness. of the whole body. that is so closely related to health and longevity. But a … Read more
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/tgam/WWCDO5MHKZAVFKQ2OCJ2YY44CU "Ultraprocessed foods tied to colorectal cancer risk, study finds")
Many large studies conducted over long periods of time have shown that consuming a diet rich in ultra-processed foods it increases the risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, depression and premature death. Most of these highly processed foods, for example, soft drinks, sweet and salty packaged snacks, margarine, mass-produced breads, instant noodles, … Read more
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/HSGPXU2YVJGWHLVCDZKETILO5U.jpg "Prenatal marijuana exposure may put kids at risk of mental health disorders, study says")
(CNN) — A study has found that women who use marijuana during pregnancy may put their children at risk for mental health disorders in late adolescence. researchers from Washington University in St. Louis analyzed data from an ongoing study that follows nearly 12,000 youth as they become young adults. They found that marijuana use by … Read more
_1661080346344_1662098379389_1662098379389.jpg "Bariatric surgery might be more impactful than lifestyle for type 2 diabetes remission: Study")
According to research, through bariatric surgery, type 2 diabetes can be cured faster and with longer lasting effects than with medications and lifestyle modifications. A new study from the Pennington Biomedical Research Center, published in the journal Diabetes Care, evaluated 316 patients with type 2 diabetes to determine the effectiveness and long-term results of metabolic … Read more