A sports dietician analyzes the use of ultra-processed sports nutrition products and their links to several health concerns.

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One recent study overturns the longstanding belief that eggs significantly raise blood cholesterol levels, suggesting they ...

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Q. What exactly is the difference between good carbs and bad carbs? A. In short, good carbs – or carbohydrates – are good for you. Bad carbs aren’t. Carbohydrates from white ...

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Judge Carl Nichols temporarily blocked plans to put 2,200 employees on paid leave and recall nearly all agency workers abroad ...