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    Fast food on our heads: the love for unhealthy food has caused a plague.

    Do you love junk food? Blame it on the Black Death – the name given to the plague that wiped out millions during the Mi…

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    Plant-based fast food is not healthier than meat dishes.

    The team from the Poznań University of Medical Sciences conducted a large-scale study involving 50 fast-food chains operating in five countries. In total, the researchers analyzed the health benefits and…

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    Clever Dough: Forgotten Secrets of Healthy Baking

    In ancient times, a skilled housewife was recognized by her ability to bake homemade bread and pies. Mastering this “high art” requires an understanding of different types of dough and…

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    How many cups of coffee are safe for your health: a fresh perspective.

    Your daily dose of caffeine is a hot topic in scientific debates and research. According to the official recommendations from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), this dose should…

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    The Magic of Omelets: Experts Identify the Dish That Cures Holiday Hangovers

    Not everyone knows that omelets have such miraculous properties. However, according to renowned British dietitian Cara Shaw, in addition to eggs, they must include several other essential ingredients. The secret…

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    The hangover from red wine and brandy is worse than from vodka and beer.

    The heavy morning aftereffects of a night of heavy drinking primarily depend on the amount of alcohol consumed. However, a team of researchers from the University of Birmingham, led by…

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    Just add water: scientists have revealed the secret to the tastiest coffee.

    To enhance the flavor of coffee, just a few drops of water are needed. This is the secret ingredient for the best coffee. Researchers recommend adding a bit of water…

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    The secret to youth is on your plate: which foods will make your face glow?

    Your face reflects your age, so it requires special care. Unfortunately, cosmetic products don’t always live up to expectations. Experts agree that a proper diet is more important than expensive…

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    Why do restaurants offer bread and alcohol before a meal: an expert explains.

    Renowned American neurobiologist and psychiatrist Daniel Amen, owner of the Amen Clinics network, advises against falling for the marketing tricks of restaurateurs. His warnings are particularly relevant during the height…

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    Why do you constantly feel hungry: six main reasons.

    If you occasionally feel hungry between breakfast and lunch, or lunch and dinner, that’s perfectly normal. But if your stomach is constantly growling with hunger throughout the day, it’s time…

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    Jellyfish in a Jar: The Benefits and Harms of Kombucha

    If you spot a glass jar with a slippery jelly-like substance on someone’s windowsill, know that it’s kombucha, also known as tea fungus, a beverage that has been cherished by…

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    We eat carbohydrates: potatoes are healthier than rice and bread.

    A team of researchers from Montefiore Medical Center in New York compared the nutritional benefits of popular carbohydrate-rich foods: rice, potatoes, and bread. Previously, health enthusiasts often placed these foods…

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    Climate change will improve wine quality. However, there’s no reason to celebrate.

    A team of researchers from the University of Oxford believes that higher temperatures and increased rainfall will enhance the quality and flavor of wine. However, for various reasons, they don’t…

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    Harvest season: how and where to store vegetables and fruits?

    Some vegetables and fruits need to be stored in the cold, while others thrive in warmth. Beyond temperature, the shelf life of fresh produce also depends on lighting, ventilation, and…

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    Acidity of foods: how to balance your diet

    The right combination of food components can help prevent not only heartburn and gastritis but also more serious issues. The consequences of an overly acidic body can include intoxication, infections,…

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    There are no good or bad products: debunking the myth.

    Are those same dietitians who have been telling us for years what we should eat now speaking out against labeling foods as good or bad? A revolutionary perspective from nutrition…

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    Rosehip: Wild Medicine

    Low temperatures can completely negate the benefits of consuming rose hips. This highly biologically active berry should be harvested before the first frost, not stored in the freezer, and not…

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    Pike aspic and saffron ice cream: what knights used to eat.

    Mr. Bohdan Halonzka wakes up early. He quickly gets dressed, drinks his coffee, hurriedly checks the news on his smartphone, and rushes off to work. After all, he has a…

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    Printed salmon: a new level of veganism

    3D-printed food is moving into mass production, starting with a printed salmon. This innovative dish is made using mycoprotein derived from filamentous fungi. The final product is a vegan fish…

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    Artificial sweeteners contribute to depression.

    Research indicates that artificial sweeteners and ultra-processed foods may contribute to depression. Researchers from Harvard University and a Massachusetts hospital evaluated the diets of over 30,000 middle-aged women, about 7,000…

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    Coffee and tea waste makes baked goods healthier: confirmed by scientists.

    After brewing your morning tea or pouring coffee into your mug, you might not immediately want to toss out the leaves or grounds. So, don’t throw them away just yet.…

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    The MIND diet prevents the development of dementia: this has been scientifically proven.

    Millions of people around the world suffer from cognitive decline. However, the percentage of those affected by brain health issues could be significantly lower. Achieving this requires a lifestyle change…

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    Alcohol-free wine – the elixir of youthful skin?

    Initial research offers promising results regarding the consumption of non-alcoholic wine. According to researchers, certain wines may help reduce skin aging and promote its improvement. But should we already say…

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    Sweet life: chocolate reduces the risk of early death.

    The health benefits of chocolate consumption, particularly its potential role in reducing the risk of early death, have long been a hot topic among researchers. A new comprehensive study reveals…

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    Fried food can trigger a rare disease.

    For many years, scientists have warned that consuming fried foods in excess is a surefire way to a heart attack. But now, experts are raising alarms about another, more unpleasant…

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    The perfect sandwich: what should it be like?

    Many people around the world love sandwiches. But what exactly makes a sandwich worthy of being called the best, especially when it often replaces a traditional lunch? Researchers conducted a…

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    Tough Nut: A Product Against Depression

    People love nuts in one form or another, whether it’s peanuts at the pub, walnuts in a salad, or simply a delicious nut mix. Now there’s another reason to appreciate…

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    Energizing coffee: the effect of caffeine or placebo?

    For many people, the day doesn’t truly begin until they’ve had their morning cup of coffee. They believe that this beverage helps them wake up faster and provides the energy…

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    Spinach King: Enjoying it in winter

    We’ve already shared the amazing story of spinach, reminiscent of a historical adventure tale, and today we’ll provide you with some tips on how to best store this wonderful gift…

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    Green Cuisine: What Can You Make with Spinach?

    Spinach is the perfect ingredient that pairs well with just about anything. Its use in large quantities and incorporation into various dishes is characteristic of Italian, Spanish, French, Balkan, and…

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    What are the dangers of moldy products?

    Failing to adhere to storage conditions and exceeding expiration dates can lead to both obvious and hidden food spoilage. Microbiologists have determined that consuming products with unnoticed mold poses health…

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    What goes in the fridge and what goes in the pantry? Let’s store our food properly.

    Flour goes in the pantry, while avocados belong in the fridge—these are habits we’ve developed on autopilot as soon as we unload our groceries. However, scientists suggest that we should…

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    Veganism reduces global warming.

    A new study reveals that swapping traditional burgers and kebabs for meatless alternatives can significantly contribute to saving the planet. Experts assert that consuming just 100 grams of meat a…

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    Heart-healthy: The top 6 essential foods for your well-being.

    American researchers are calling for a reevaluation of recommendations regarding full-fat dairy products. According to the scientists, unprocessed red meat also has a “minimal impact” on health, while cheese and…

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    Cherry, cheese, almonds, trout: experts recommend foods for a good night’s sleep.

    Researchers are continually updating the list of foods that contribute to a peaceful, deep, and restorative sleep. The relationship between diet and sleep is reciprocal, noted dietitian Gabi Zaromski. According…

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    Rejuvenate in two weeks: the foods that slow down aging have been revealed.

    It turns out that familiar foods can help extend youthfulness. Leading British dietitian Gabriela Peacock shared some amazing insights on this topic. She also knows how small changes in your…

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    Asparagus – a sprout of health.

    June is the season for asparagus, so let’s take a closer look at this local garden staple. Asparagus: What Are Its Benefits? The Latin and Greek name for this bulbous…

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    The star of the season is strawberries.

    Strawberries refer to the large-fruited varieties of wild strawberries – green, musk, and pineapple. The fruits of this berry plant are prized for their anti-cancer properties. Strawberry berries are rich…

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    A fresco featuring the “ancestor” of pizza in Pompeii.

    During their excavation of Pompeii, archaeologists recently made an intriguing discovery. On the walls of an ancient house buried under volcanic lava nearly 2,000 years ago, they found a fresco…

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    Strangely enough, it’s a fact: beef, chicken, and pork won’t harm the Mediterranean diet.

    Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, and Wake Forest University (USA) claim that incorporating beef, chicken, or pork into the Mediterranean diet can help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. Typically,…

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    The secret diet of longevity: foods that combat aging and guidelines for pairing them.

    Nutrition experts have compiled a list of foods that can help prolong youth. A healthy diet can add up to 20 years to a person’s life. How to Stay Young:…

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    Milk in the adult diet: more benefits or harm?

    Milk is the very first food in every person’s life. It contains all the nutrients necessary for the development of a young body, and many delicious and healthy dishes for…

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    A sweet life without paying in kilograms.

    Dried fruits, marmalade, marshmallows, fruit pastes, chocolate, honey, and fruit-yogurt cake—these treats won’t derail your slim figure. Sweets with a permissible amount of sugar and light carbohydrates are not only…

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    What does the mind crave: scientists have identified beneficial foods for brain health.

    The food we eat directly impacts not only our physical health but also the functioning of our brains. Leading British dietitian Kimberley Wilson has identified eight groups of beneficial foods…

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    “The Maiden in the Dungeon”: the benefits of carrots, interesting facts, and recipes.

    Founded in 2003, this unique holiday celebrating the beloved vegetable has become an annual occasion for promoting this nutritious product, hosting themed parties (Carrot Party), offering children’s entertainment with carrot…

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    Bran: A Simple Solution to Complex Problems

    The healthy eating movement is bringing humanity back to natural foods and eco-friendly products that were forgotten during the era of convenience foods and fast food. What Are Bran? Bran…

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    Preparing for the Easter holiday: recipes for breaking the fast.

    The essential components of the first Easter feast after Lent must include cheese or flour Easter cakes and decorated eggs. Let’s get to work, hostesses! Easter Cake Recipes Homemade ceremonial…

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    What foods make us happy: tips from researchers

    Your daily diet can contribute to the development of depression, while improving it can help alleviate the condition. This was once again confirmed by research from the Center for Nutrition…

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