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Food & Nutrition

Explore healthy eating, smart nutrition tips, and delicious recipes for a balanced lifestyle.

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    In fact, sugar doesn’t cause tooth decay.

    by itself isn’t the direct cause of cavities, but it fuels the process. Cavities happen when acid-producing bacteria b…

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    Overheard from centenarians: 6 gut-health secrets that slow aging

    Researchers studying people who live to 100 and beyond have repeatedly noticed how important gut health is for longevity. Here’s a striking example. In 2024, Spanish-born María Branyas, the world’s…

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    Olivier: the Soviet legend versus the French original — what do they have in common?

    What we expect to see on New Year’s tables under a thick layer of has about as much in common with the original as an old scooter has with an…

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    Green Peas: Benefits That Will Surprise You

    Why is this vegetable more valuable than meat, which type of peas are eaten fresh, how should you cook correctly, what health benefits do they offer, and who should avoid…

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    Spring bestseller: leek smoothie

    Vegetable cocktails made with mineral water or milk are prepared from leek, romaine lettuce or parsley, apples, and carrots. The main difference between base options is that a milk-based vegetable…

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    Dietary habits of the children of centenarians that may help you live longer

    Scientists at Tufts University conducted the first comprehensive study of the eating habits of children of . The team began surveying the children of 100-year-old parents back in 2005 at…

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    Why cats and dogs shake their heads frantically: experts explain

    Most have wondered what causes that funny, frantic head shaking. Often after eating, drinking, or a cheek scratch, cats whip their heads back and forth at incredible speed. Dogs and…

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    From ketchup to blood: scientists explain the proper way to remove stains.

    Researchers at the British consumer-rights group Which? have put together a comprehensive cheat sheet for removing different kinds of stains. While compiling it, the experts found that the best way…

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    Rhubarb Shortcrust Pie: A Step-by-Step Recipe for Home Baking

    Rhubarb pie has even become a national baked good in Britain. The plant’s standout feature — its red stalks — turns jelly-like when cooked, so using it as a pie…

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    Polar bears are eating eggs and rewiring their genes — can that beat melting sea ice?

    On Svalbard, bears are eating bird eggs by the hundreds and appear better fed than they did before, and in southern Greenland scientists have found signs of rapid reshuffling in…

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    Stinging Nettle for Hair: Rinses, Masks, and DIY Recipes That Work

    Stinging nettle is a longtime favorite in home hair care. Decoctions, infusions, and masks made from this plant strengthen hair, stimulate growth, and help fight dandruff and shedding. Here’s how…

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    Stop Saving Your Life for Later: How to Break the Postponed-Life Habit and Be Happier Now

    Don’t put off pleasure until the last possible minute. Remember what thrills you, and make an effort to feel that joy again. Any day can become a happy day if…

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    How Losing Teeth—Especially Molars—Can Lead to Weight Gain

    Researchers from the Federal University of Pelotas (Brazil), New York University, and the U.S. National Institute on Aging found that weight gain is linked to having fewer teeth and to…

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    Spring Nettle Salad: A Superfood Lunch Ready in Minutes

    Stinging nettle gathered in spring is a treasure trove of plant protein, carotenoids, phytoncides, organic acids, chlorophyll, tannins, iron, magnesium, calcium, zinc, copper, phosphorus, silicon, and vitamins C (nettle has…

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    How South Korea Turned Cleanliness Into a High-Tech Obsession

    In one of the world’s cleanest countries, South Korea, eating on city buses is banned and heavy fines penalize polluters. Both indoors and out, South Korean citizens adhere to high…

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    Why the Quality of Your Plant-Based Diet Matters for Dementia Risk

    A new study from the University of Hawaii Cancer Center in Manoa (Honolulu), published in the journal Neurology, found that eating high-quality plant foods is linked to a lower risk…

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    Meet Bebe, the Parrot Who Explored the Bahamas in a Mini Submarine

    People usually spoil their pets with treats and toys, but this parrot got even luckier. His owner, Steven Loyer, took the bird snorkeling in a custom-built personal submarine. Bebe, a…

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    Roast your broccoli, leave the kiwi skin on — simple swaps that make fruits and veggies healthier

    Experts say very few people meet the recommended five portions of fruits and vegetables a day. For example, only 29 percent of British adults meet that target. But if you…

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    How Long Are Leftovers Safe in the Fridge? A Food-Safety Expert Explains

    Primrose Fristoun, a leading microbiologist at the University of Leicester (UK), warns that even refrigerated leftovers can still make you sick. “Food poisoning happens when you eat food contaminated with…

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    How the Fork Went From “Devil’s Trident” to Dinner-Table Staple

    The fork feels as natural today as the air you breathe or your morning coffee, but its road to the dinner table was longer and thornier than some pop stars’…

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    Microwave BBQ Chicken Pizza in One Minute

    BBQ chicken pizza is a speedy dinner for anyone who values their time — you can make it in the microwave in just one minute. You can skip roasting chicken,…

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    Earth could hit 12.4 billion people by the late 2070s

    Earth’s population is about 8 billion people right now. But by the late 2070s that number will swell to a staggering 12.4 billion people, and that would be extremely dangerous…

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    6 Habits That Keep Your Brain Sharp As You Age

    How do you preserve memory as you age and lower your risk of dementia? Simple daily habits can significantly slow cognitive decline and help maintain brain health even after 60.…

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    How eating the same meals every day can help you lose weight

    Researchers at Drexel University and the Oregon Research Institute (USA) found convincing evidence that eating the same meals every day helps with weight loss over several months. Sure, that sounds…

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    Quick Red Cabbage Salad with Corn and Sour Cream

    Studies show red (purple) cabbage contains more vitamins and antioxidants than regular green cabbage. Red cabbage is considered good for heart health and metabolism. It strengthens the immune system, blood…

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    Easy Italian White Bean Soup with Parmesan and Spinach

    Light, vitamin-rich, and easy to make, this soup is especially welcome in spring. The base of this homemade Italian soup is white beans, fresh spinach, garlic, vegetable or chicken broth,…

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    Crab sticks: why there’s no crab in them and how to pick the best

    Crab sticks are a popular imitation of crab meat made from surimi (fish paste). The fake crab is easy for the body to digest. But it also has contraindications and…

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    Calorie Counting Is Outdated — What Actually Controls Your Weight

    The number of calories your body actually absorbs depends on when you eat, how quickly you eat, and even how thoroughly you chew. These and other factors are forcing a…

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    Pineapple + Spinach Smoothie: A Simple Green Detox for Energy and Immunity

    Pineapple smoothies are a tried-and-true way to boost energy and support weight loss, and that benefit increases when the vitamin-packed drink also includes spinach. Pineapple is a valuable source of…

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    The Ghost in an Apron: How a Fictional Neighbor Built a Billion-Dollar Food Empire

    In 1921 the walls of the Washburn-Crosby office—the food empire whose Gold Medal Flour sat in nearly every American pantry—started to crack under pressure. Letters from homemakers poured in by…

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    Spring Green Borscht: How to Make It with Spinach, Sorrel, or Nettle

    Spring borscht is a bright green soup made with herbs, eggs, and sour cream. Use any greens you like: traditional sorrel, the folk choice of young nettle, or trendy—and very…

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    Spring Baking: Young Cabbage Pie with Sour Cream

    Young cabbage is rich in vitamins A, B, C, K and U and contains the beneficial minerals potassium and magnesium. This early, fresh vegetable fills you up thanks to its…

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    Carbs Aren’t the Enemy — Bread, Pasta, and Potatoes May Lower Cancer Risk

    So, are potatoes, bread, and rice bad for you? Which are best to eat, and how should you eat them? Can they really protect your gut from cancer? Dietitian Sophie…

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    How a Radish and Wild Garlic Salad Helps Shake Off Winter

    March’s fresh produce is exactly what your body needs after a vitamin-poor winter — add a healthy dish to your daily meals to invigorate you and boost your energy. Wild…

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    Make Spiced Vinegar at Home: Cold and Hot Methods

    When infused, homemade spiced vinegar loses its initial sharpness, picks up spicy aromas, and becomes a tasty dressing for many dishes. Making it yourself isn’t hard — just steep regular…

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    What NASA Is Packing for Artemis II: Brisket, Mac and Cheese, and Five Hot Sauces

    The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has revealed the astronauts’ menu for the long-awaited mission around the Moon. NASA says the crew will be treated to surprisingly fancy…

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    Cold Drinks: When They Help and When to Avoid Them

    During the summer heat, we often turn to cold tea, lemonade, or simply water to cool down. We often add a few ice cubes for good measure. However, people have…

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    Bronx Zoo’s Baby Pygmy Slow Loris Climbs Branches in Adorable Video

    For the team at the Bronx Zoo—the largest urban zoo in the U.S.—the birth of a baby pygmy slow loris was an event worth sharing with the world. And that’s…

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    Why 7,000 Steps a Day Is the Sweet Spot for Longevity

    After analyzing activity data from tens of thousands of people across four continents gathered from 15 studies, a team of researchers concluded that the optimal number of daily steps is…

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    Ombré Gratin: A French-Style Layered Vegetable Casserole

    Gratin is a French dish of thinly sliced potatoes baked in milk or cream. The term ombré means “shading.” This technique creates a smooth transition of color in the vegetable…

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    A Juicy Meat-and-Cheese Pie You Can Make in 30 Minutes

    This savory pie with minced meat and cheese is a juicy, quick dish made from a liquid batter (kefir or sour cream) and sautéed meat. The preparation is almost automatic:…

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    Chicken-Liver Pundyky: How to Make Hearty Potato Dumplings

    Pundyky taste best when served warm, as they are tender on the inside and crispy on the outside. You can enhance the dish with sour cream or yogurt and garnish…

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    10-Minute Shrimp and Avocado Salad with Olive Oil

    In addition to garlic-sautéed shrimp, this quick dish — ready in 10–15 minutes — combines cherry tomatoes dressed in olive oil with cucumber, avocado, and salad greens. If you’re looking…

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    Oven-Baked Pork Ribs in a Baking Sleeve That Fall Off the Bone

    Pork ribs are a versatile ingredient. If you’re looking for an oven recipe, try this classic homemade pork ribs dish — perfect for warming up on a chilly day. The…

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    The 300‑Million‑Year‑Old “Salad Eater” That Helped Kickstart Herbivory on Land

    A recent archaeological discovery shows that experiments with plant-based diets began long before the first humans appeared. Scientists have identified one of the earliest land creatures that shifted from meat…

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    How to Make Classic Chicken Kiev — the Butter‑Stuffed “Meat Princess”

    The oval, bone‑in cutlet—made from pounded or minced chicken fillet wrapped around cold herb butter, breaded, and deep‑fried—is known in Germany as the “Meat Princess,” in Italy as “graceful meat,”…

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    Why Avocado Actually Lives Up to the Hype

    Whether mashed on toast or added to a salad, the avocado has become an essential part of healthy eating. This fruit (yes, it’s truly a fruit) is considered a superfood…

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    Chicken and Korean-Style Carrot Meat Salad — Creamy, Crowd-Pleasing

    This dish is a delightful mix of boiled and pickled vegetables, eggs, and chicken, all served with a creamy mayonnaise dressing. If you’re planning a menu for a special occasion,…

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