...Dental cavities form when bacteria living on teeth repeatedly turn sugar into acid, lowering the local pH and, over time, leading to mineral loss in the tooth. Scientists have suspected that some nutrients might help c... dental
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Watch now...the ability of methyl donor supplementation to reduce oxidative stress in the brain and relieve depression and anxiety symptoms in rats eating a high-sugar diet. Methyl donors (e.g., choline, betaine, folate, vitamin B12) are nutrients that provide a methyl group (one carbon and three hydrogen molecu... brain depression anxiety
Read more...al cancer cases in young adults – those between the ages of 20 and 49 years – is increasing. Findings from a recent study suggest that consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages increases the risk of early-onset colorectal cancer among young women. Dietary factors play critical roles in colorectal can... cancer sugar urolithin a
Read more...ct sex hormone-binding globulin levels. A group of investigators recently performed a series of experiments with the aim of identifying mechanisms of sugar metabolism and sex hormone-binding globulin production. Sex hormone-binding globulin, which is produced by liver, transports sex hormones in the... testosterone estrogen sugar
Read more...Consumption of refined sugar dampened the reward associated with opioids (in mice) and may promote consumption of higher quantities. Oxycodone is also highly addictive. The U... sugar addiction opioid
Read more...Men with the highest sugar intake (more than 67g a day) had a 23% increased chance of suffering from depression and anxiety after five years than those who consumed the low... inflammation depression anxiety sugar
Read more...Adding a sugar-sweetened beverage to a protein-rich meal decreased fat use and diet-induced thermogenesis by more than 40% in people. The study involved partici... obesity metabolism sugar protein
Read more...in regions associated with aggression. This study shows a clear cause and effect in animals; however, the association between aggressive behavior and sugar consumption in humans remains controversial. Studies have found associations between refined sugar intake and aggression/hyperactivity while othe... inflammation behavior sugar
Read more...FTA: > While recent studies indicate that added sugar consumption has begun to decline, no research has examined whether these changes have persisted, or are consistent across critical subpopulations... diet sugar
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