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Lauryna Nelkinė

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  • 2 months ago | healthnews.com | Eglė Krištopaitytė |Lauryna Nelkinė

    Nutrition experts say the trendy diet which is based entirely on animal products carries significant health risks and has little benefit. The diet, which also goes by the names lion diet, high-fat diet, and animal-based diet, has been rising in popularity. It primarily focuses on meat and eggs, while some proponents, like Paul Saladino, AKA the Carnivore M.D., also include seafood, raw dairy, and fruits.

  • 2 months ago | healthnews.com | Edvardas Garbenis |Lauryna Nelkinė

    By analyzing Google search trends for 35 of the most prominent alternative healing modalities, we reveal a staggering 837% global increase in interest — from 7.09 million monthly searches in 2016 to 66.41 million in 2024. In the U.S. alone, the rise is also remarkable, with a 694% surge in search volume during the period.

  • 2 months ago | healthnews.com | Sandra Vigelienė |Eglė Krištopaitytė |Lauryna Nelkinė

    President Donald J. Trump's diet may not be for the faint-hearted, and definitely not for those who try to limit their sugar, sodium, and fat intake. We analyzed Trump's daily meals and what impact they could have on a person's health. At 78 years old, President Trump became the oldest person to be inaugurated president.

  • Nov 26, 2024 | healthnews.com | Aistė Jasponė |Sandra Vigelienė |Lauryna Nelkinė

    People are progressively adopting plant-based diets not only for health and ethical reasons but also for sustainability. While plant-based diets are often associated with minimally processed foods like whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, and seeds, modern versions frequently include ultra-processed foods. Many still seek meat-like textures and flavors, especially during the holidays, leading to a growing market for plant-based meat alternatives.

  • Nov 1, 2024 | healthnews.com | Alexandra Ginos |Lauryna Nelkinė

    Thanksgiving is known as an indulgent holiday with a large, high-calorie meal. While indulgence is normal at celebrations and holidays, there are ways to modify your cooking to make a healthier Thanksgiving plate full of delicious classic flavors. Adjust your Thanksgiving turkey recipe and sides with the healthier suggestions below for a more nutritious holiday. Consider choosing an organic or free-range turkey for the most natural and wholesome turkey.