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One Size Doesn’t Fit All: How Serving Sizes Are Calculated
As people become more conscious of what food is going into their body, measuring macronutrients, micronutrients, and calories has become...

Hridaan
2 min read


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
3 min read


Can Certain Foods Make You Taller?
It is a common misconception that height is purely genetic. Parents’ height genes only determine 80% of their children’s height; the...

Hridaan
3 min read


Debunking The Calorie
How did the calorie become the standard unit to measure the energy of food? Originally used by scientists, it made its way onto...

Adele
3 min read


Something's in the Whey
Protein powder has gained immense popularity within the past decade. Coming in all different shapes, sizes, and strange flavors (like...

Bowen
2 min read


How Nutrition Influence Emotional Well-being in Teens: The Science Behind Mood-Boosting Foods
The connection between what we eat and how we feel is more related than many realize, especially for teenagers, who are at a crucial...

Isabelle
3 min read
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