Nutrition
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Mediterranean Diet in Pregnancy: Less Colic and Eczema in Babies
Babies of mothers who followed a Mediterranean diet during pregnancy and ate fish regularly were less likely to suffer from colic and…
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Sugar from Red Meat Linked to Higher Diabetes Risk
A sugar molecule found mainly in beef and lamb could increase the risk of type 2 diabetes. This is suggested by preliminary…
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Sweeteners Inhibit Beneficial Gut Bacteria – Especially in Combination with Medicines
Researchers at the University of Cambridge tested 39 sweeteners on gut bacteria. Three out of four affected bacterial growth, and in combination…
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What Is the Difference Between a Prebiotic and a Probiotic?
The term prebiotic refers to fibre-rich dietary supplements that specifically support the gut bacteria and thus help to maintain a healthy gut…
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What Are Nutricosmetics?
We have been encountering this relatively new term more and more in recent years. Nutricosmetics can be summarised as dietary supplements intended…
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Trendy Pomelo and Grapefruit Can Interact with Many Medicines
Many people like the bittersweet taste of grapefruit. The trendy pomelo, on the other hand, is appreciated for its fruity aroma. Both…
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Can Wound Healing Be Influenced by Diet?
Various factors can promote wound healing; some of them cannot be influenced – such as age. Wounds heal faster in young people.…
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Essential Nutrients: Vitamins and Minerals
Essential nutrients are vital! They cannot be produced by the body itself and must therefore be obtained from food. Which vitamins and…
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Rheumatism and Diet
Behind a diagnosis of rheumatism lie various diseases that affect the joints. The right diet is an important element in the treatment…
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Migraine and Diet
There is no special migraine diet. Nevertheless, the way you eat can help to reduce the number of migraine attacks. Does a…
