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New Study hopes to show exercise can slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease

University of Utah Health and Intermountain Healthcare, together with other health organizations in the United States and Canada, are participating in a study of the benefits of moderate to intense exercise in slowing the progression of Parkinson’s disease. The estimated read time is: 3-4 minutes Some symptoms of Parkinson’s disease can be alleviated with medications, …

The Best Breakfast Combinations for Faster Weight Loss, according to Dietitians.

While eating breakfast every morning isn’t really “essential” to lose weight, it has been proven to help – especially when you do some research on the perfect morning meal for your situation. Studies have shown that protein-rich breakfasts stimulate satiety hormones more than breakfasts with the same calories, but higher in either fat or carbohydrates. These …

Best milk for weight loss: How to choose the right drink from options like almond, full fat, skim, soy, oat and coconut

Milk is one of the most nutritious beverages on the planet, and a diet staple, but these days we’re spoiled for choice, and our milk options are endless. Stand in the milk section of the supermarket and you will be completely overwhelmed by the choices, ranging from cows, soy, oat, full fat, lite, rice, organic, …

How to Choose the Right Weight When You Try a New Exercise

Some exercises, like squats, I’ve been doing basically forever. Even if I’m not using a program that tells me exactly what to lift, I can walk into a gym and have a pretty good sense of how much weight I should put on the bar. But what if it’s your first time doing a particular …

Ranking Healthfulness of Foods From Best to Worst

The Food Compass nutrient profiling system, developed by researchers at the Friedman School at Tufts, incorporates cutting-edge science on how characteristics of more than 8,000 foods positively or negatively impact health. Credit: Tufts University New nutrient profiling system, most comprehensive and science-based to date, clears up confusion to benefit consumers, policymakers. A scientific team at …

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