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Beer goggles busted as myth in boozy experiment but Dutch courage for blokes proven

Beer goggles busted as myth in boozy experiment but Dutch courage for blokes proven
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American Heart Association endorses DASH diet for a healthy heart: What is it?-Explainers News , Firstpost

The American Heart Association has listed 10 diet plans based on eating patterns that promote heart health much better than others . The AHA has given DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) diet a perfect score of 100. It places a strong emphasis on foods that lower blood pressure

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Scientists find no benefit to time-restricted eating

Scientists also found no differences in risk factors such as blood glucose levels, sensitivity to insulin and blood pressure. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

United statesSan franciscoChristopher gardnerEthan weissStanford prevention research centreUniversity of californiaSouthern medical universityNew england journal of medicine

The dos and don ts of fermented foods

The dos and don ts of fermented foods
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How fermented foods may alter your microbiome and improve your health

Foods like yogurt, kimchi, sauerkraut and kombucha lead to less inflammation

New yorkUnited statesLos angelesLanna apisukhStanford prevention research centreNew york timesMicrobiome research at cedarsSinai medical centre in los angelesStanford prevention researchMicrobiome researchCedars sinai medical centreLife styleFood drinkChristopher gardnerJustin sonnenburgSuzanne devkota