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        [Story] Higher cardiorespiratory fitness may be linked to greater energy-use capacity in immune cells. 
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      ...carried a record of past threats, and cells prepared for immediate immune action. For each group, the researchers measured the cells&#39; capacity to use <span class="text-highlight">sugar</span>, fats, and amino acids for energy and how many produced a key immune signaling protein after stimulation in the lab. They also measured body fat ...
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        [Story] Hourly 3-minute movement breaks improved blood <span class="text-highlight">sugar</span> control in sedentary office workers. 
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      Long hours of sitting in office jobs contribute to metabolic dysfunction, but practical and evidence-based strategies to counter this within daily routines remain limited. In a new randomized trial, researchers tested whether brief bodyweight exercises built into each work hour could improve metabolic health over 12 weeks. 
The study enrolled 86 adults aged 25–55 from three desk-based workplaces who sat more than six hours per day and reported fewer than 150 minutes per week of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA). Researchers focused on fasting blood glucose, blood glucose two hours ...
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        [Story] Eating ultra-processed foods increases the risk of premature death from all causes and cardiovascular disease.
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      ...processed foods, such as fruits, vegetables, meat, and fish; processed culinary ingredients, such as honey or butter; processed foods made with salt, <span class="text-highlight">sugar</span>, or oil, such as canned vegetables, legumes, or fish; and ultra-processed foods such as carbonated beverages and processed meats. 
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        [Story] Consuming diet drinks along with carbohydrates may have negative effects on the brain and metabolic health.
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      ...Low-calorie sweeteners – also known as non-nutritive sweeteners, artificial sweeteners, or <span class="text-highlight">sugar</span> substitutes – contain few, if any, calories but deliver a greater intensity of sweetness than sweeteners with calories. They are ubiquitous in th...
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        [Story] Breast milk contains special indigestible <span class="text-highlight">sugar</span>s solely for feeding co-evolved infant gut microbiota.
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      Did you know that breast milk has components that aren&#39;t even digestible to infants? These compounds are known as human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) and are thought to be just for the purpose of ensuring the right bacteria get in the infant&#39;s gut by serving as a substrate only a few co-evolved microorganisms are specially evolved to utilize efficiently (or more efficient than others at least). They also shape the immune system and have been shown to protect against obesity.
This is an awesome area of research, and, as you might&#39;ve expected, not something that has yet been replicated in infant ...
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        [Story] Exercise gets rid of fat that is present inside of our bones, which increases with age &amp; leads to bone fractures.
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      ...Researchers also found that the diabetic drug rosiglitazone (lowers blood <span class="text-highlight">sugar</span>) also increases fat accumulation inside bone. Exercise reverses this.
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