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Japanese Walking Method Linked to Greater Health Benefits Than 10,000 Steps

A simple Japanese walking technique is attracting attention after researchers found it may deliver greater fitness benefits than the traditional 10,000-step target.

12 foods with surprisingly high protein that most people overlook

Cheap, everyday foods deliver more grams of protein than most Americans realize.

A daily cup of beans may be the simplest longevity habit you are overlooking

Research from the world's longest-lived communities points to one humble food.

Healthy alternatives to pasta that pair perfectly with bolognese

Meat sauce does not always have to be served with pasta.Here are several alternatives, inspired by Shape, that can add more variety to your plate while incorporating extra vegetables...

After 60, the protein amount most people follow may not be enough to protect your muscles

The 0.8 g/kg rule was never designed for aging muscle, and a 2025 trial shows it.

How much exercise per week it takes to meaningfully lower your anxiety risk

A Lancet meta-analysis of nearly 300,000 people pins down the weekly dose.

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Do you drink chai latte? Here’s how it affects your blood sugar

Chai latte is often associated with being a healthy drink, but its ingredients can make a significant difference in how it affects blood sugar levels.

New study points to low-cost supplement in fight against cancer and viruses

Scientists say an inexpensive supplement could help the immune system recognize cancer cells and viruses more effectively.

Slow breathing for 5 minutes a day may lower your blood pressure by 7 points

A pooled analysis of 15 trials finds short breathing sessions lower blood pressure meaningfully.

Why some children’s teeth start to crumble

A little-known dental condition may be affecting far more children than most parents realise.

How much dark chocolate you actually need to get the heart and brain benefits

A daily square or two of 70% dark chocolate is closer to a real dose than most snacking.

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Poor gum health may raise your heart disease risk – here is the science behind it

New evidence ties chronic gum inflammation to a modest but real cardiovascular risk.

Orange juice shows unexpected results in new research

New research suggests your body may not process sugar from orange juice the same way it does sugar from soft drinks.

Your modern diet may be quietly disrupting your gut microbiome. Here is what restores it

New trials point to the foods that measurably reverse industrialization-linked gut damage.

4 popular supplements that can strain your liver

Dietary supplements are widely used to support health, but...

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A daily cup of beans may be the simplest longevity habit you are overlooking

Research from the world's longest-lived communities points to one humble food.

Healthy alternatives to pasta that pair perfectly with bolognese

Meat sauce does not always have to be served with pasta.Here are several alternatives, inspired by Shape, that can add more variety to your...

After 60, the protein amount most people follow may not be enough to protect your muscles

The 0.8 g/kg rule was never designed for aging muscle, and a 2025 trial shows it.

A daily cup of beans may be the simplest longevity habit you are overlooking

Research from the world's longest-lived communities points to one humble food.

Healthy alternatives to pasta that pair perfectly with bolognese

Meat sauce does not always have to be served with pasta.Here are several alternatives, inspired by Shape, that can add more variety to your...

After 60, the protein amount most people follow may not be enough to protect your muscles

The 0.8 g/kg rule was never designed for aging muscle, and a 2025 trial shows it.

Do you drink chai latte? Here’s how it affects your blood sugar

Chai latte is often associated with being a healthy drink, but its ingredients can make a significant difference in how it affects blood sugar levels.

Most people who lose weight regain it within years. Here is what research says keeps it off

Which diet you pick matters less than what you do afterward.

New study points to low-cost supplement in fight against cancer and viruses

Scientists say an inexpensive supplement could help the immune system recognize cancer cells and viruses more effectively.