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04 Jul 2023 — Italian researchers found that vegetarian diets might have a positive impact on cardiometabolic health and hold the potential to protect from several diseases such as Type 2 diabetes, hypertension and obesity in comparison to meat-based diets. “Diets emphasizing the consumption of whole plant foods have also been associated with lower oxidative stress, inflammation, better…
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04 Jul 2023 — Italian researchers found that vegetarian diets might have a positive impact on cardiometabolic health and hold the potential to protect from several diseases such as Type 2 diabetes, hypertension and obesity in comparison to meat-based diets. “Diets emphasizing the consumption of whole plant foods have also been associated with lower oxidative stress, inflammation, better…
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Plant power: Vegetarian diets may lower diabetes, hypertension and obesity risk - https://t.co/GJYdZKKE2G
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Mashup Score: 31Green vegetables can boost essential gut bacteria, as researchers shed light on microbial “black box” - 10 month(s) ago
12 Apr 2021 — Researchers have found that sulfoquinovose (SQ), a sulfonated monosaccharide found in green vegetables, is a selective yet relevant substrate for ubiquitous bacteria in the human gut. The study authors say their findings have advanced the currently limited understanding of certain microorganisms’ metabolic capabilities in the gut microbiome. The findings also show SQ can…
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#Vegetables contain a type of sugar called sulfoquinovose-known as sulfosugar. Bacteria break it down to hydrogen sulfide, a gas with strong anti-inflammatory effects at low doses. #healthyeating https://t.co/g03qpoNABp https://t.co/Yzz6OEQlBj
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Mashup Score: 4Plant-predominant whole-food diet could be “primary intervention” in fight against diabetes, experts find - 10 month(s) ago
22 Jun 2023 — Lifestyle and eating pattern changes may be the best option for Type 2 diabetes management, according to a recent review. Moreover, the team of US-based researchers found that 37% of participants achieved remission of the disease by eating healthy foods without including liquid meal replacements or enacting “severe” caloric restrictions.
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Plant-predominant whole-food diet could be “primary intervention” in fight against diabetes ... - https://t.co/9isvEEsS6h
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Mashup Score: 4Researchers call for stronger FDA oversight after study reveals 76% of CBD products are mislabeled - 2 year(s) ago
25 Jul 2022 — Around three quarters of over-the-counter (OTC) topical cannabidiol (CBD) products in the US are inaccurately labeled, according to a study by John Hopkins Medical Center.
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RT @sminaev2015: Researchers call for stronger FDA oversight after study reveals 76% of CBD products are mislabeled https://t.co/gMESmm6rs9
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Mashup Score: 0Researchers call for stronger FDA oversight after study reveals 76% of CBD products are mislabeled - 2 year(s) ago
25 Jul 2022 — Around three quarters of over-the-counter (OTC) topical cannabidiol (CBD) products in the US are inaccurately labeled, according to a study by John Hopkins Medical Center.
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Researchers call for stronger FDA oversight after study reveals 76% of CBD products are mislabeled https://t.co/gMESmm6rs9
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Mashup Score: 14Conflicts of interest in Dietary Guidelines for Americans as researchers call for transparency - 2 year(s) ago
25 Mar 2022 — The much-anticipated 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) is rife with conflicts of interest (COI), with 19 of the 20 committee members having at least one tie to an industry actor, including Kellogg, Abbott, Kraft, Mead Johnson, General Mills and Dannon.
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95% of the committee members had conflict of interest w/ the members of the food or pharma industries, incl. Kellogg, Abbott, Kraft, Mead Johnson, General Mills and Dannon Food/Pharma interests should stay out of food policy. 🙄 https://t.co/TaAKk9K2Lm
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07 Dec 2020 — Following a traditional Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of secondary heart attacks in coronary heart disease (CHD) patients more effectively than standard low-fat diets, Spanish researchers have found. The findings build on a wealth of research into the benefits of a Mediterranean-style diet, particularly in combating the onset of cardiovascular diseases. However, this is the…
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Mediterranean diets are better for the heart than low-fat diets, say researchers https://t.co/CZFAbn4bLZ #kahnchronicle
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Mashup Score: 13Researchers Link Pistachios to Lower Blood Pressure - 3 year(s) ago
29 May 2015 — Pistachio nuts, singled out among other nuts, seem to have the strongest effect on reducing blood pressure in adults. This is according to a recent review and scientific analysis of 21 clinical trials, all carried out between 1958 and 2013.
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Nuts all have heart #health benefits, but one study found that #pistachios were most effective at lowering systolic & diastolic #bloodpressure. https://t.co/X79uJB6xP3 https://t.co/YJtiOEmeW0
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Plant power: Vegetarian diets may lower diabetes, hypertension and obesity risk - https://t.co/xwInfdcsPE