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Researchers Says, Sugary Beverages Can Enhance Risk of Diabetes, Heart Attack and Stroke

Frank Hu, a professor from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, said that fructose is rarely consumed in isolation. The fructose carrying sugars contained in our diet like in sweetened beverages and corn syrup that have high fructose content constitute the major source of fructose.

By Joie Balboa

Bleeker Street Pizza: Pizzeria Creates the Perfect Pie for the Followers of His Holiness

The Pope’s visit to the United States has spurred Pope-inspired items as a showcase of love for His Holiness. Apparently, the Papal seems to favour pizza! In celebration, Bleeker Street Pizza in Greenwich Village served up a pizza with ingredients assembled to create His Holiness’ image.
Science Confirms that Americans Never Stop Eating

New studies reveal that most Americans eat all day long. New studies confirmed that Americans NEVER stop eating. As per Elite Daily, a small new study in cell metabolism, Americans literally never stop eating from the break of dawn until before bedtime.
You've Been 'Probably' Pronouncing Nutella Wrong

The world's most loved hazelnut spread, Nutella has reportedly been making waves recently as its fans discovered how to correctly pronounce the brand name.
What to Eat to Beat Menopause Symptoms

Being responsible for one'shealth and optimizing diet and lifestyle are safe and powerful means of promoting good health and a trouble free menopause.
'Chocolate Causes Acne' and Other Food Myth You Have to Stop Believing!

Throughout the years, there have been many existing myths and misconceptions about foods, and admit it or not - that affected our perception in fear of having disease or having weird sickness, that, most of the time unscientific and thus, ruin the reputation of our favorite foods.
Smokers Saved By Genetics

SMOKERS who live long, healthy lives can thank their genes Every smoker is aware that their habit puts them at risk of acquiring a disease and may cause early death yet many still live to a ripe old age.
Alyssa Milano Broke Down As She Talks About Danny Pintauro's HIV Revelation

Alyssa Milano was in tears on CBS' 'The Talk' while talking about her former 'Who's the Boss?' co-star Danny Pintauro's HIV revelation.
Teenager Undergoes Hysterectomy Days After Being Diagnosed With Stage Three Ovarian Tumor

California teen Riley Benando has made headlines around the world today, after sharing the story of her shocking ovarian cancer diagnosis.
Eating Dried Prunes May Prevent Colon Cancer

A new study shows that people who eat dried plums as a part of their daily diet has a smaller risk of developing colon cancer.
Hiker Discovers Largest Honeycomb

A man was hiking when he encountered a huge honeycomb in the woods. Hiking can always be a fun activity, walking through the woods, getting from point A to point B; it's always a rigorous activity.
You Can Now Make Your Own Coca-Cola At Home

Keurig Green Mountain, Inc., the company that brought you coffee makers and home-made beverages launched the new Keurig KOLD - a drinkmaker that lets you mix your own ice-cold Coke, Sprite or Dr. Pepper in just a press of a button.
Avril Lavigne Launches Campaign To Help Young Victims Of Lyme Disease

Avril Lavigne, who recently opened up that she's battling with Lyme disease has launched campaign to raise money for the people who are suffering from the same disease.
Planned Parenthood Will Give Free STD Testing For 'National Pink Out Day'

The organization will make free testing available in 28 cities on 'National Pink Out Day' Planned Parenthood announced the free STD testing for “National Pink Out Day,” on September 29 hoping this will attract millions of people to rally for its cause of defending reproductive rights.
Study: 'Calcium Supplements' Aren’t Doing Your 'Bones' Any Good

Two new studies have added to mounting cynicism over whether older adults should increase calcium to improve bone health.