picture: Food is Medicine programs aim to prevent or treat diet-related diseases, promoting overall wellness among those experiencing food insecurity. opinion More Credit: Photo by Max Esterhuizen for Virginia Tech. Food is many things. It nourishes our bodies, satisfies our senses, and gives us something to collect. Food is also a powerful cultural symbol that… Read More »
Bangkok, 6 June 2024 – A lack of nutritious and diverse diets is depriving 59 million (45 percent) young children in East Asia and the Pacific of the chance for optimal growth and development, according to a new report released today by UNICEF. Child Food Poverty: Nutritional Poverty in Early Childhood It analyzes the prevalence,… Read More »
attachments UNICEF – 1 in 4 children worldwide experience severe child food poverty due to inequality, conflict and climate crises – UNICEF New analysis finds children experiencing this level of food poverty are up to 50 percent more likely to suffer from life-threatening malnutrition NEW YORK, June 6, 2024 – Approximately 181 million children under… Read More »
Food is Medicine programs aim to prevent or treat diet-related diseases, promoting overall wellness among those experiencing food insecurity. Credit: Max Esterhuizen from Virginia Tech. Food is many things. It nourishes our bodies, satisfies our senses, and gives us something to reap. Food is also a powerful cultural symbol that reflects the traditions, values and… Read More »
Food is many things. It nourishes our bodies, satisfies our senses, and gives us something to reap. Food is also a powerful cultural symbol that reflects the traditions, values and history of communities around the world. But for a researcher at the Faculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences, food is also medicine. Bailey Houghtaling PhD… Read More »
When it comes to convenience, it’s hard to beat a bowl of cereal. The only problem is that many breakfast cereals are known to be high in sugar and refined carbohydrates. And this might not be the best way to start the day. On the other hand, a balanced breakfast is not only good for… Read More »
Eline Dekeyster: “I want to safely implement scientifically proven ketogenic interventions in healthcare.” Credit: Monique Shaw/Leiden University Autism, Alzheimer’s and bipolar disorder: Could the development of these mental health conditions be affected by the ketogenic diet? Research increasingly suggests that this may happen. “It can change the lives of those who help,” says neuroscientist Eline… Read More »
New research has found that the Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of death by about 25%. The study also found that the diet reduced the risk of cancer and heart disease. Dietitians explain how to incorporate the diet into your eating plan. The Mediterranean diet has been a popular eating plan for years, with scientific… Read More »
Share on PinterestA recent study shows that some nutrients found in the Mediterranean diet, such as vitamin E and certain fatty acids, may help slow brain aging. Vera Lair/Stocksy Previous research has supported many health benefits of the Mediterranean diet, including its effects on brain health. A recent study found that certain nutrients, such as… Read More »
You are in limbo; You want to order dessert but you think you shouldn’t. Your inner voice says: “Why am I blown away just looking at a tiramisu while my thin friend can seemingly eat whatever she wants?” 5 Follow our tips to help you rebuild your relationship with food While environment and genetics affect… Read More »