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Coffee, tea may reduce diabetes risk
By David Liu davidl at foodconsumer dot org
Drinking coffee may help reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a meta-analysis in the
Restaurant meals may raise diabetes risk - study
Editor's Note: Readers are welcome to submit comments or articles on the topic. ...
Dark Chocolate: The New Antianxiety Drug
Posted by: Dr. Mercola December 12 2009
The use of chocolate as a cure for emotional stress has gotten new support from a clinical trial. ...
Soy Boosts Survival in Breast Cancer Patients
Soy consumption improves breast cancer survival, according to a report in today’s Journal of the American Medical Association. Researchers found that women diagnosed with breast ...
Cranberry juice prevents urinary tract infections
By David Liu
Cranberries are commonly used on the Thanksgiving day. It's not just for the Thanksgiving holiday menu or recipes, it has its medicinal applications.
Cranberry ...
Top 12 Foods for Healthy Immune Response
Editor's note: Flu vaccine may help some people, but there is no guarantee for a specific individual to get the benefits because the efficacy of a flu vaccine is often lower. Regardless, food consumers need to take care of their diet and lifestyle to maintain adequate immunity so that they may prevent most if not all of the flu viruses....
Could drinking alcohol reduce heart risk?
Drinking alcohol to reduce heart risk?
A Spanish study suggests that drinking any amounts of alcohol daily may reduce risk of heart disease in men, but ...
Moldova Army enlists garlic, onions to fight swine flu
By David Liu
The Moldovan Army was asking its soldiers to use onions and garlic to prevent swine flu that is spreading in Eastern Europe, the ...
This Bee Product Has Enormous Benefits for Your Health
Posted by: Dr. Mercola November 17 2009
Various products derived from the beehive have been studied and propolis has proved to be a product having beneficial ...
Drinking coffee cuts Alzheimer's disease risk
By David Liu and editing by Sheilah Downey
Drinking caffeine-laced coffee at midlife may reduce risk of Alzheimer's disease, according to a study published in the ...
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