By Study Finds When it comes to staying healthy, we’ve long been told that any exercise is good exercise. But does it matter what time of day you break a sweat? According to a new study published in Diabetes Care, for people who are overweight,…
By Study Finds Picture this: It’s been a long day, and you’re feeling a bit down. But then, you take a sip of cool, refreshing water, and suddenly, your mood starts to lift. Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. A new survey suggests that…
By Study Finds Key Findings: Glitter polluting oceans and rivers is blocking out sunlight underwater. Photosynthesis rates were significantly higher in cleaner bodies of water. The problem stems from metals like aluminum in glitter. SÃO PAULO, Brazil — It might be time to put down…
By Study Finds Key Takeaways Microplastics were found in all tested human placenta samples, highlighting a potential risk to mammalian health including humans. A novel analytical method developed by researchers allows for the accurate quantification of microplastics in biological tissues. The presence of microplastics in…
By Study Finds Natural Blaze Editor’s Note: This is presented purely as a PSA, we only support natural food production. Could the next steak you eat not fully come from a cow? South Korean scientists have developed a novel food product that they’re calling “cultured…
By Study Finds Could cannabis cure cancer? Researchers believe a revolutionary new skin cancer treatment is on the horizon. A cannabis extract has been found to significantly slow down the growth of melanoma cells and increase their death rates. The research from Charles Darwin University…
By Study Finds Imagine discovering a simple, delicious way to enhance your mood, energy, and overall well-being. Recent research leveraging the power of technology and natural nutrition has uncovered just that. Kiwifruit has been identified as a potent mood enhancer, capable of providing a significant…
By Study Finds Tai Chi is more effective than traditional aerobic exercises for reducing blood pressure in adults with prehypertension, new research suggests. Researchers warn that increases in systolic blood pressure — the top number of a blood pressure reading — signals a higher risk…
By Study Finds Key Findings: Nuts may be high in calories and fat, but don’t significantly contribute to weight gain Young adults snacking on nuts saw their risk for metabolic syndrome drop Over half of Americans don’t reach the recommended intake of nuts and seeds…
By Study Finds Key Findings: A common food additive in many foods kills off healthy bacteria in the gut “Lantibiotics” are in various products like beer and cheese Losing healthy bacteria can lead to drug-resistant bacteria spreading That aged cheddar, spicy sausage, or tangy salad…
By Study Finds Key Findings: Tea and processed meats show the highest levels of contamination “Forever chemicals” on countless household items can leach into your food and drinks Researchers say home-cooked meals may prevent contamination That cup of tea you’re sipping or the sliced turkey…
By Study Finds Flame-retardant chemicals in everyday items can have a harrowing effect on pregnant women and their babies. The substances in question, organophosphate esters (OPEs), are a common ingredient in furniture, electronics, and baby products to reduce the risk of fire. However, these chemicals,…
By Study Finds Exposure to toxic metals can have a dire effect on a woman’s ovaries. An alarming new study by a team with The Endocrine Society warns that middle-aged women exposed to toxic metals like arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead could have a reduced…
By Study Finds Food additives that give bacon and sausages their characteristic color and flavor could be causing eaters to develop Type 2 diabetes, new research warns. A team in France has found that nitrites and nitrates raise the risk of the metabolic disease. Food…
By Study Finds A greener version of the Mediterranean diet may be even better for your vascular health than the original dieting craze. Researchers have found that this plant-based version of the Mediterranean diet is twice as effective in combating and reducing the dangers of life-threatening…
By Study Finds A single bottle of water can contain hundreds of thousands of microscopic plastic particles, potentially posing serious health risks for drinkers, researchers warn. Scientists at Columbia University caution that these nanoplastics, which form as plastics break down into increasingly smaller pieces, can…
By Study Finds Having breakfast early and avoiding late dinners can lower the risk of heart attacks or strokes, new research suggests. An international team, led by French scientists, finds that people who eat their first meal at 9 a.m. have a six-percent higher chance…
By Study Finds Mothers-to-be may want to add a little extra EVOO to their meals. A recent study finds consuming extra virgin olive oil during pregnancy boosts the quality of breast milk. The popular dressing and cooking ingredient is rich in omega 3 and omega…
By Study Finds Low-calorie diets could slow down the pace of aging and have as much of an impact on health as quitting smoking, a new study suggests. Researchers at Columbia University say eating less calories slows down the aging process by two to three…
By Study Finds A new device that extracts water from the air using solar power offers a potential solution for the world’s driest regions, scientists say. This atmospheric water harvesting technology utilizes a super hygroscopic gel known for its exceptional ability to swell and trap…
