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Giving Food With Nuts To At-Risk Infants Prevents Allergies, US Paediatricians Says

Experts says giving infants food that contains peanuts could possibly help build tolerance. American Academy of Pediatrics highly recommends that infants at high risk of peanut allergies should be give food that contains peanuts before they turn 12 months, The Guardian reported.

By Jackie Pasaol

Regular Meal Times Make You Eat Healthier

According to a new research, people who follow a regular meal time routine and prefer bringing packed lunch at school instead of eating on the go have healthier diets.
Airport Food Packed with "Happy Hormones"

Airports generally trigger mixed emotions. Worry no more; one airport in London has paved the way to keep tired travellers happy. They have decided to inject some “happy hormones” on their menus according to CNN.
Study Says One In Five People Over 65 Consume More Alcohol Than Recommended

According to a new study, one in five people over 65 years old drink "unsafe" level of alcohol.
Scientists Explain How Music Influences Your Work Out

How does your work-out playlist help you get pumped? Scientists explain how music affects your brain during exercise.
Celebrities Choice of Healthy Food Influences Fans, Other People

While celebrities have all the money in the world to get them any type of food they want, many are still going the healthy route and choosing food that is good for their body.
Drinking a Glass of Water with Lemon Every Morning Could Ruin Teeth

Gwyneth Paltrow, Beyoncé and countless others swear by it, but drinking hot water with lemon in the morning could be playing havoc with your teeth.
Cannabis Effects: U.S. Government Finally Admits Cannabis Kills Cancer Cells

The U.S. government funded a research to prove that cannabis has "no accepted medical use". Metro UK reports that results of the study proves otherwise - cannabis actually kills cancer cells.
Popular Food Taking on New Hues Without Artificial Dye

Food coloring is a tactic the food industry has utilized for decades, food makers are now trying to steer clear from adding artificial dyes to their products.
Hypnotherapy: Experts Say Hypnosis Can Be A Part Of An Effective Treatment Plan

According to Stanford University and behavioural science professor David Spiegel, hypnotherapy is "literally the oldest Western conception of a psychotherapy."
The Real Story Behind that Vegemite Headline

It was only last week when reports have circulated that Vegemite is being used to brew alcohol, which caused a buzz on the food industry. Numerous news articles were released opposing to the idea.
Cleveland Clinic Ousts McDonald's From Cafeteria

Cleveland Clinic is closing the fast-food chain McDonald's as part of an effort to improve the health of its employees.
Avocado Muffin: McDonald's Japan Takes On 'Healthy' Food

McDonald's Japan includes 'healthy' on its menu with a new set of sandwiches filled with avocado.
Sweet Potato: The Unlikely Savior in Africa

According to Hunger Notes, an estimated 239 million people in sub-Saharan Africa suffer from hunger and malnourishment and a total of 925 million worldwide. Ironically, the answer to this pressing concern is not providing enough food but rather, providing the right types of food.
Skipping Breakfast: Does It Really Make You Fat?

According to the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, "not eating breakfast has been associated with excess body weight." The Independent reports this government health advice is questioned by further studies, including a New York hospital research saying skipping "the most important meal of the day" may actually help people lose weight.