A team of Chinese researchers reviewed all available studies comparing dietary sugar consumption and health outcomes in people who were …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2023-04-07-2-tablespoons-sugar-increases-risk-45-chronic-diseases.html

A study published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine suggests that heart disease may develop at an early age and remain latent …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2023-04-06-study-adults-over-40-hidden-heart-disease.html

If you start each morning with a cup (or two) of coffee, here’s something that might cheer you up: According …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2023-02-15-2-cups-coffee-daily-healthy-blood-pressure.html

Regular exercise is key to your well-being. According to a study, working out at a specific time of day also offers …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2022-10-18-late-afternoon-exercise-control-sugar-cholesterol-triglyceride.html

According to a recent British study published in Circulation, the American Heart Association’s journal, exercising regularly is key to maintaining heart …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2022-10-11-regular-exercise-key-heart-disease-prevention-study.html

People with a sweet tooth may think that it’s fine to use artificial sweeteners instead of regular sugar, but research …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2022-09-13-artificial-sweeteners-increase-risk-of-cardiovascular-disease.html

A recent study revealed that intermittent fasting can help with heart health, improve blood chemistry and reduce the risk of …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2021-04-09-intermittent-fasting-boosts-heart-health-lowers-diabetes-risk.html

It is becoming increasingly clear that pharmaceutical antibiotics are not the life-saving drugs their makers say they are. Prone to …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2021-01-25-antibiotics-harm-heart-increased-risk-heart-conditions.html

Despite some dietary improvements over the years, Americans are still eating too many low-quality carbohydrates and fats, according to a recent …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2020-10-30-americans-still-consuming-too-many-carbs-fats.html

Obese individuals have higher levels of a protein linked to blood vessel damage, found a study published in the journal Science Translational Medicine. This protein …

http://www.naturalnewsresearch.com/2020-09-08-being-overweight-damages-blood-vessels-internal-stress.html