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Some Like It Hot: The Relationship Between Men And Spicy Foods Lead To Higher Testosterone Level

French scientists from the University of Grenoble showed in their latest study that men who love spicy foods and who consume it more than other men result to having a higher testosterone level.

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The Paleo Diet Was Not What Cavemen Ate

Paleo dieters, listen up! Cavemen might not have eaten what you guys are eating now as a study suggests prehistoric people tend to eat a more varied diet than just a meat-based strict treat, according to a report from CBS.
What You Need To Know About The Whole30 Diet

Do you believe that a diet can eliminate all traces of the unwanted body fat you have acquired without having to exercise or limiting your calorie intake? The Whole30 diet claims that they can do that for dieters who want to follow the diet.
Britney Spears Talks About Her Diet After Sizzling Cover For Women's Health

Britney Spears has recently showed off her sexy and toned body as she graced the cover for Women's Health magazine. She had nothing but high praises and now she talked about her diet and her workout in achieving the body she wants.
Breast Cancer Symptoms: Blood Test Could Detect Disease Before Symptoms Appear

In a new development in cancer research, a test has been developed that could potentially diagnose breast cancer's symptoms way before they appear, preventing the potential spread of the disease over a longer period of growth inside the body of the patient.
Child Obesity: Brain’s Response To Sugar Is Heightened In Obese Children

It's a time of worry for many across the world, as the obesity epidemic reaches more and more people in the globe, which has caused scientists to turn their heads into studying the phenomenon to better understand its causes - now, the latest findings point that for those young people suffering from child obesity, the brain response varies.
Sushi Overfishing: Is Japan’s Most Famous Food In Danger?

As experts continue to talk about the issues in the way things are being done when it's time to fish, sushi's overfishing problems seem to be barely beginning; experts say that the industry will take a turn for the worse if nobody does anything about it.
5 Homemade Baking Gifts in Jars this Yuletide Season

Christmas is in the air and there’s no way to celebrate Christmas as exciting as giving gifts to loved ones and gathering over dinner for the celebration. Speaking of gifts, have you gone to store lately? Almost all crafts in there are just the same. Hence, presents are becoming more special if you have personal touches on it.
Ruining Your Diet During the Holidays: Cocktails Are A No-No

Dieters are always guilty of the holidays as there are so many great foods to eat but calories are to be watched in order not to blow that diet one has worked so hard for the entire year. However, it's not just foods that could damage one's hard work as liquor is also a sin.
Diet Update: Low-Fat Diet Can Beat Women's Breast Cancer

Researchers are saying that a low-fat diet can help women fight off certain types of breast cancer as reducing the amount of fat in the food they eat will result to many benefits.
Breast Cancer Prevention: Low-Fat Diet to Prevent Early Death Risks

Have you checked with your doctor recently? Usually, doctors would recommend us to have his low fat diet thing. This is especially true if the person is on its early stage of breast cancer.
Obese Moms and Stunted Kids Link to Poor Diet: Food Quality vs. Food Quantity

The malnutrition among children is one of the major reasons for stunted growth. However, according to the UCL study and research it was stated and confirmed that malnutrition among children and mothers are not just about quantity of food they eat, but food quality affects it as well.
Great Tips to Effectively Cut Sugar in Diet

Now is the right time to stop ourselves from craving too much sweet. While young, sweets are really enjoyable and can lighten up our bad day, yet as we age and grow older sweets are not ‘sweet’ afterall. Eating sweets are too risky for us and can push us to our limits.
Affordable Care Act For Women: What Are Nutrients Needed By Women?

On March 23, 2010, President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act that defines comprehensive health insurance reforms to place people to be in-charge of their health care. With Affordable Care Act, women can have lower expenses, and wider insurance options that cover preventive services.
‘Feel Fuller’ Ingredient Created By Scientists To Fight Obesity Epidemic

In yet another antic set to improve the living conditions of the world as the obesity epidemic rises across countries, scientists have created a "feel fuller" ingredient that can be added to whatever the person is consuming so they'll tease their body into thinking they've eaten more.