Nutrition, Weight Management Supplements, Amino Acid Supplements, and more

News items published under Nutrition provide information on eating right for better health. The latest findings on the newest "super foods" are reported here, as well as meal planning suggestions, dieting tips, and recipes. The reader is also kept up to date on research discoveries involving minerals, amino acid supplements, weight management supplements, and other nutritional health supplements.

• Healthy beverage recommendations for young children
  (Portsmouth Herald 14 Oct 2019 )
• Diet your way to good health
  (Gulf News 10 Oct 2019 )
• Berries' brain benefit
  (Chicago Sun-Times 09 Oct 2019 )
• Six months of omega fatty acid and antioxidant vitamin supplementation associated with better functional capacity and cognitive function in older adults
  (Health & Medicine Daily 07 Oct 2019 )
• Red wine grape pomace decreases atherosclerosis and myocardial damage and increases survival in association with improved antioxidant activity in mouse model of heart disease
  (Heart Disease Daily 04 Oct 2019 )
• Mediterranean keto diet may help lower Alzheimer's disease risk
  (Journal of Business 04 Oct 2019 )
• Short-term probiotics regimen may help treat gout and gout-related kidney disease
  (Targeted News Service 04 Oct 2019 )
• Higher circulating selenium concentration associated with lower prevalence of stroke
  (Chemicals & Chemistry Daily 02 Oct 2019 )
• Study finds moderate and high physical activity associated with reduced risks of mortality due to cancer when magnesium intake was above RDA level
  (Disease Prevention Daily 27 Sep 2019 )
• Physicians receive inadequate nutrition education; report recommends policy changes
  (PR Newswire 27 Sep 2019 )
• Metabolically and immunologically beneficial impact of extra virgin olive and flaxseed oils on composition of gut microbiota in mice
  (Japan Daily Report 27 Sep 2019 )
• Healthy diet may help prevent chronic kidney disease
  (Targeted News Service (Press Releases) 26 Sep 2019 )
• Linking what we eat to our mood
  (NewsRx Science Daily 26 Sep 2019 )
• Men's sexual function may benefit from pistachio, almond, walnut and hazelnut consumption
  (The Commercial Dispatch 25 Sep 2019 )
• Meeting of the Codex Alimentarius Committee on Nutrition and Foods for Special Dietary Uses scheduled for November 1, 2019
  (Federal Register 24 Sep 2019 )
• Study of Korean adults finds association between lower prevalence of asthma and higher ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 PUFA
  (Disease Prevention Daily 24 Sep 2019 )
• Naturally occurring anthocyanin acts as inhibitor of intestinal lipid digestion and absorption
  (Gastroenterology Daily News 24 Sep 2019 )
• Gut microbiome may affect mental health
  (Erie Times-News 23 Sep 2019 )
• Olive oil, regular meal timing may help protect memory
  (Targeted News Service 20 Sep 2019 )
• Sulforaphane may play a protective role against aspects of aging and neurodegeneration
  (Disease Prevention Daily 20 Sep 2019 )
• Greater fish consumption associated with lower risk of dementia in elderly Japanese
  (Disease Prevention Daily 20 Sep 2019 )
• Tea-drinking may reduce risk of depressive symptoms among older individuals
  (Health & Medicine Daily 20 Sep 2019 )
• Italy and FAO advance awareness on the benefits of Mediterranean diet
  (PR Newswire Policy 19 Sep 2019 )
• Lutein lowers oxidative stress and inhibits lipid accumulation in liver cells by activating the AMPK pathway
  (Food Daily News 18 Sep 2019 )
• Mediterranean diet: A heart-healthy eating plan
  (National News Agency 18 Sep 2019 )
• Inside the shadowy group shaping food policy around the world
  (Gulf News 17 Sep 2019 )
• Diet rich in taurine, cysteine, folate, B12 and betaine may lessen risk for Alzheimer’s disease by boosting brain synthesis of hydrogen sulfide
  (Disease Prevention Daily 16 Sep 2019 )
• Greater soy intake associated with lower risk of premature mortality
  (NewsRx Women’s Health Daily 16 Sep 2019 )

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