A study of 112,000 adults links eight common food additives — including sorbates, nitrites, and citric acid — to higher blood pressure risk.
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Sauna and cold plunge benefits backed by research: cardiovascular health, inflammation, recovery, and what the science actually supports.
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Time-restricted eating on a 16:8 schedule may aid weight loss and metabolic health. Here’s what the research actually shows.
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Taurine levels drop sharply with age. Here’s what new research suggests about taurine, healthspan, and whether supplementation may slow aging.
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New research suggests 560 to 610 minutes of weekly exercise may lower heart disease risk far more than the standard 150-minute guideline.
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New research links seven common artificial sweeteners to faster cognitive decline and brain aging in adults. Here’s what scientists found.
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Research suggests watermelon’s L-citrulline and lycopene may support healthy blood pressure and heart function. Here’s what the science says.
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A new 2026 trial suggests peppermint oil may help lower blood pressure in mild hypertension. Here is what the evidence actually says.
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The vagus nerve shapes calm, digestion, and inflammation. See what research says about breathwork, cold exposure, and supporting vagal tone.
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How gut bacteria influence mood, anxiety, and mental health—the science of the gut-brain axis and foods that support a healthy microbiome.
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