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Let's Learn About Cholesterol
High cholesterol levels are associated with illnesses such as cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes. This has caused a negative stigma around consuming cholesterol, with many diets and health regimens focusing on specifically cutting out this molecule. Yet, it is present in and essential for animal cells; the body produces cholesterol to help regulate the functions of many organs. So, what is cholesterol and why is too much of it dangerous? Foods with high levels of chol

Hridaan
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Circadian Nutrition: The Science of Eating at the Right Time
Everyone has heard the saying "breakfast is the most important meal of the day," and there is truth behind it. In fact, people who regularly skip breakfast are 21% more likely to suffer from a cardiovascular disease event (Ofori-Asenso et al., 2019) . Meal-skipping has become more prominent over the last 40 years, as the average person has become increasingly busier. There has been a transition away from 3 set meals a day to snacking and varied mealtimes (Kant and Graubard, 2

Hridaan
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Is Food a Drug?
Human’s diets have been continuously changing since prehistoric times. From hunter-gatherers to farmers to the industrial scale food is...

Hridaan
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Unending Hunger: Understanding Prader-Willi Syndrome
In most people, hormones send signals to the brain that regulate appetite by triggering feelings of hunger and fullness. What happens...

Adele
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