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“I've done with a podcast with the authors of this study! You can follow them on their facebook page The Good Gut. In the podcast, they talk about good sources of fiber and how much daily fiber we should be getting. You can listen to the podcast on itunes or watch the video on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOZcbNw7sng”

“Once the animals were weaned, half of each group were fed a normal diet, and half were fed a high-fat diet until they reached adulthood. The investigators measured the animals' bodyweight, analyzed their body composition, and measured their energy expenditure.”

“These findings suggest that dietary fiber protects against muscle loss in older adults. Sources of dietary fiber include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes. People who follow a lower carbohydrate diet might find getting enough fiber challenging.”

“Fish and omega-3 supplements can both provide EPA and DHA, while the appropriate source and dose depend on diet, baseline status, product quality, and health context. A post hoc DO-HEALTH analysis studied 777 generally healthy Swiss adults with a mean age of about 75.”

“A practical approach combines a sustainable diet, regular aerobic and resistance exercise, adequate sleep, and gradual progression. This clip is excerpted, with permission, from Dr. Rhonda Patrick's appearance on The Mel Robbins Podcast.”

“In the first phase of the study, the participants ate a very low-calorie diet consisting solely of sucrose or whey protein and engaged in endurance exercise consisting of 45 minutes of arm exercises and eight hours of walking for four days.”

“The result is an important counterweight to the acute sleep-deprivation experiment. Diet and training context also matter. People who eat little or no animal food often begin with lower creatine stores and may respond differently to supplementation.”

“Higher doses can also increase atrial-fibrillation risk. These findings support matching omega-3 intake to diet, cardiovascular history, medicines, and individual goals rather than treating one formulation or dose as universal.”

“> Within 24 hours, they excreted the bulk of the remaining plastic as biodegraded fragments that look similar to tiny rabbit droppings. Mealworms fed a steady diet of Styrofoam were as healthy as those eating a normal diet, Wu said, and their waste appeared to be safe to use as soil for crops.”