Western Diet
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Study Finds That Western Diet Might Be Increasing Gut Inflammation, Infection
The high sugar and high-fat foods of the Western diet are doing more damage to our bodies than we realize.
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Skin Health: Western Diet May Be Harmful For Your Skin; Here's Why
The study results that were published in Journal of Investigative Dermatology, claimed that the dietary components of western diets, more than causing obesity, may lead to skin inflammation and the development of psoriasis.
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Western Diet Consumption May Increase Risk of Chronic Liver Inflammation in Men
Regular consumption of such a diet may not only take a toll on health but can also trigger a range of metabolic and lifestyle ailments.
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Western Diet May be Blamed for Increasing the Risk of Alzheimer's Disease
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University of Southern California in the United States, shows that consuming a western diet that high in cholesterol, fat and sugar may influence the development of Alzheimer's disease in people who carry a gene linked to this neurodegenerative disease.
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Sugar In Western Diets May Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study
The high amounts of dietary sugar in the typical Western diet may increase the risk of breast cancer and its spread to the lungs, a new study published today has warned.
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Western Diet Linked to Lower Chances of Ideal Ageing
Following a Western style diet based on fried, sweet, processed and high-fat food products can reduce a person's chances of achieving older ages in good health and with higher functionality, says a new study."The impact of diet on specific age-related...
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'Western' diet raises kidney function decline
A diet that is high in red and processed meats, saturated fats and sweets is associated with a higher risk of kidney function decline.
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Dietary patterns and type 2 diabetes
The role of diet in the development of type 2 diabetes mellitus remained unsettled for sometime. In a study carried out at the Harvard University School of Public Health to examine the association between dietary patterns and risk for developing this disease, it was observed that men whose diets are rich in red meat, high-fat dairy products and bak...
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Study Finds That Western Diet Might Be Increasing Gut Inflammation, Infection
The high sugar and high-fat foods of the Western diet are doing more damage to our bodies than we realize.
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Skin Health: Western Diet May Be Harmful For Your Skin; Here's Why
The study results that were published in Journal of Investigative Dermatology, claimed that the dietary components of western diets, more than causing obesity, may lead to skin inflammation and the development of psoriasis.
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Western Diet Consumption May Increase Risk of Chronic Liver Inflammation in Men
Regular consumption of such a diet may not only take a toll on health but can also trigger a range of metabolic and lifestyle ailments.
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Western Diet May be Blamed for Increasing the Risk of Alzheimer's Disease
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University of Southern California in the United States, shows that consuming a western diet that high in cholesterol, fat and sugar may influence the development of Alzheimer's disease in people who carry a gene linked to this neurodegenerative disease.
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Sugar In Western Diets May Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study
The high amounts of dietary sugar in the typical Western diet may increase the risk of breast cancer and its spread to the lungs, a new study published today has warned.
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Western Diet Linked to Lower Chances of Ideal Ageing
Following a Western style diet based on fried, sweet, processed and high-fat food products can reduce a person's chances of achieving older ages in good health and with higher functionality, says a new study."The impact of diet on specific age-related...
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'Western' diet raises kidney function decline
A diet that is high in red and processed meats, saturated fats and sweets is associated with a higher risk of kidney function decline.
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Dietary patterns and type 2 diabetes
The role of diet in the development of type 2 diabetes mellitus remained unsettled for sometime. In a study carried out at the Harvard University School of Public Health to examine the association between dietary patterns and risk for developing this disease, it was observed that men whose diets are rich in red meat, high-fat dairy products and bak...
