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Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain

Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...

What is the Ideal Walking Speed? Find Your Speed Sorted By Age

Walking is a simple yet powerful way to stay fit and improve overall health. The ideal walking speed can vary based on age and personal goals, such as weight...

Eating protein only at dinner could cost you muscle – even if you hit your daily target

How you spread protein across the day may matter almost as much as the daily total.

New study: Avoiding these 3 risks could add 13 dementia-free years

A new study suggests that avoiding three common health risks in midlife could help delay dementia by up to 13 years.

Cooling cooked potatoes, rice or pasta turns them into fuel your gut bacteria thrive on

Chilling starchy foods overnight rewires their molecular structure, and gut bacteria treat the result as premium fuel.

When Is Blood Pressure Too High? The Key Numbers Explained

For many, it's just a number that comes up during the annual check-up, but few know when that number actually means it's time to take action.

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The way you sit could influence your mood and judgment

New research suggests that something as simple as sitting up straight could subtly improve your mood and help you make better everyday decisions.

Losing belly fat may protect your health for years, even if the weight comes back

New Harvard research suggests the metabolic and brain benefits of losing visceral fat outlast the diet itself.

Beyond probiotics: the next gut supplement that researchers are watching closely

Postbiotics are showing up next to probiotics. Here's what the science actually says.

Scientists develop chewing gum that could help fight cancer

Researchers say a newly engineered chewing gum could one day become an unexpected ally in the fight against cancer after dramatically reducing HPV and other harmful microbes in laboratory tests.

Switching to full-fat dairy may not raise your weight or cholesterol after all

A 12-week trial of 74 adults found three daily servings of full-fat dairy did not raise weight or cholesterol.

How to gain weight in a healthy way

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Women who use a sauna regularly may get the same heart benefits as men

Most of the famous sauna heart research followed men. A mixed-sex cohort tells a different story.

Man claims jesus showed him heaven during 45 minutes of clinical death

A man who says he was clinically dead for 45 minutes claims he encountered Jesus and witnessed what he believes was heaven before returning to life.

A 15-minute walk after eating may be the easiest blood sugar tool you have

No gym, no gear, no cost. Just moving your legs while your food is still digesting.

Your bedroom may be too warm for deep sleep – here’s the temperature range that matters

Sleep researchers point to about 65 to 68°F for deep, restorative sleep.

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Missing teeth could lead to weight gain, study finds

New research shows that tooth loss may increase the risk of weight gain.

Common cold medicines can cause unexpected side effects

Many people use over-the-counter cold medicines without concern, but improper use can lead to unexpected side effects.

No doubt guitarist Tom Dumont opens up about Parkinson’s – here are the early signs

Guitarist Tom Dumont from the band No Doubt has shared his diagnosis of early-stage Parkinson’s, prompting The Sun to highlight the first symptoms of...

Microwaving won’t ruin your food’s nutrients, research confirms

For years, people have feared microwaves ruin nutrients, but research shows they’re likely harmless, and even helpful.

4,000 steps a week may be enough for older adults, study suggests

Even a single day of walking each week may offer surprising health benefits for older adults, according to new research.

Why cutting out gluten might do more harm than good

Many people cut out gluten to feel better, but new research suggests that for most, gluten is not the real problem.

Researchers discover a way that could make cancer cells self-destruct

New studies from Harvard and New York University reveal a way to disable a key protein that helps tumors survive.

New research shows the brain may have its own way to fight Alzheimer’s

A new international study has identified special brain cells that help protect memory and slow Alzheimer’s, offering fresh hope for future treatments.

New study links certain jobs to higher risk of miscarriage

New research suggests that certain job types may slightly raise the risk of miscarriage.