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Enfin une réponse sur le piment : bon pour la santé ou dangereux lorsqu’on en mange trop ?

Le piment est-il un allié santé ou un ennemi silencieux ? Une vaste étude révèle que les plus gros consommateurs présentent un risque non négligeable de cancer gastro-intestinal, avec une association particulièrement forte pour un cancer grave. Pourtant, d’autres études prêtent à cette épice des...

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This Everyday Fruit May Quietly Improve Heart Health

Many people believe they need a strict diet to improve heart health, but new research suggests that one small daily habit may still make a difference. Scientists from Penn State examined whether eating one avocado every day could improve markers linked to heart disease in adults with obesity. Their findings, published in the Journal of […]

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Losing Even 80 Minutes of Sleep a Night Linked to Weight Gain

The study sheds new light on the link between sleep deprivation and obesity. Image credit: Sweet Briar College.

New research from Columbia University found that adults who cut their sleep by about 80 minutes for six weeks packed on a pound (0.45 kg) and moved less during the day.

The post Losing Even 80 Minutes of Sleep a Night Linked to Weight Gain appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.

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Voici la spectaculaire transformation du multimillionnaire qui investit des millions pour ne jamais vieillir

Bryan Johnson, multimillionnaire américain de 47 ans, a investi 2,5 millions de dollars dans une quête anti-âge révolutionnaire. Sa transformation physique spectaculaire intrigue autant qu'elle enchante. Mais à quoi ressemblait cet entrepreneur avant de se lancer corps et âme dans cette odyssée...

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Popular Childhood Drinks Linked to Higher Blood Pressure Later in Life

Toddler Boy Finishing DrinkNot all sources of dietary sugar appear to affect cardiovascular health in the same way, and one common drink may be less harmless than many assume. A child’s everyday drink choices may leave a cardiovascular imprint that lasts for decades. A long-term study of more than 25,000 people found that frequent consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages [...]
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Beans and Broccoli Linked to Lower Heart Risk in Young Adults

Sotos-Prieto et al show that modifying dietary habits can have a significant impact on health outcomes. Image credit: Silvia Rita.

A new analysis of data from the Western Australian-based Raine Study suggests that two humble vegetable groups -- legumes and cruciferous vegetables -- may play an outsize role in protecting young adults from early cardiometabolic risk, though the benefits appear to diverge sharply between men and women.

The post Beans and Broccoli Linked to Lower Heart Risk in Young Adults appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.

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