Diet & Nutrition

Food and beverages provide the energy and nutrients you need to improve health, manage disease, and reduce the risk of disease. Complete nutrition requires ingestion and absorption of vitamins, minerals, essential amino acids from protein and essential fatty acids from fat-containing food, also food energy in the form of carbohydrate, protein, and fat. Dietary habits and choices play a significant role in the quality of life, health and longevity.
What Happens to the Body When we Diet?

The body starts to respond to healthy dietary changes as soon as they are made. This can be advantageous, because a diet can then eventually reduce the risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease, as well as improve a person’s overall sense of well-being.

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Latest Diet & Nutrition News and Research

Lithocholic acid enhances health and lifespan, mimicking calorie restriction

Lithocholic acid enhances health and lifespan, mimicking calorie restriction

Nonpharmacologic pain intervention provides benefits to people with dialysis-dependent kidney failure

Nonpharmacologic pain intervention provides benefits to people with dialysis-dependent kidney failure

New method allows non-destructive study of fish teeth

New method allows non-destructive study of fish teeth

New MRI method may predict heart disease risk by analyzing heart fat

New MRI method may predict heart disease risk by analyzing heart fat

Twelve factors to protect brain health in the New Year

Twelve factors to protect brain health in the New Year

Advancing personalized nutrition through microbiome research

Advancing personalized nutrition through microbiome research

The power of the mind in weight loss and long-term success

The power of the mind in weight loss and long-term success

Insulin degradation uncovered as a new driver of resistance

Insulin degradation uncovered as a new driver of resistance

Study reveals brain circuits and chemical messengers behind the regulation of meal initiation

Study reveals brain circuits and chemical messengers behind the regulation of meal initiation

Study shows beef can be part of a heart-healthy diet

Study shows beef can be part of a heart-healthy diet

Sulfide-producing bacteria may explain lingering symptoms in Crohn's disease

Sulfide-producing bacteria may explain lingering symptoms in Crohn's disease

Drinking more coffee linked to reduced cognitive decline in people with atrial fibrillation

Drinking more coffee linked to reduced cognitive decline in people with atrial fibrillation

Study reveals poor diet quality among pregnant and postpartum individuals

Study reveals poor diet quality among pregnant and postpartum individuals

Eggs are back on the menu: Study finds no link to obesity with moderate intake

Eggs are back on the menu: Study finds no link to obesity with moderate intake

Breastfeeding after COVID-19 vaccination is safe, with minimal changes to milk composition

Breastfeeding after COVID-19 vaccination is safe, with minimal changes to milk composition

Study reveals significant improvements in the health of older adults in England

Study reveals significant improvements in the health of older adults in England

Self-reported walking speed can predict metabolic disease risk

Self-reported walking speed can predict metabolic disease risk

The role of phytochemicals in combating metabolic diseases

The role of phytochemicals in combating metabolic diseases

Light and moderate wine consumption linked to lower risk of cardiovascular complications

Light and moderate wine consumption linked to lower risk of cardiovascular complications

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