Last Week we talked about a new study that showed eating UPFs can increase your cardio disease risk by almost 50 percent. And now, another, similar study ups that number by 20 percent! It’s definitely time to clamp down on Ultra-Processed Foods…Read More →
Ultra-Processed Foods (UPFs) constitute more than 75 percent of the consumables on super-market shelves. Now, science had proven reg-ular consumption of UPFs can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease by almost half! Is it time to ban UPFs?Read More →
It’s not well-known in the West – yet. But int-erest in Kratom is increasing. And the psycho-active ‘herb’ is already used by an estimated 2 million Americans. The Centres for Disease Control (CDC) say addiction and overdose cases are shooting up…Read More →
A weak or compromised immune system can open the door to a multitude of ills, and complicate serious conditions such as heart disease and cancer. But you can protect your immune system by eating certain foods. Today, we’ll look at nutritionists’ top picks…Read More →
We’ve been hearing daily about the malfunct-ioning toilet aboard the Artemis II space cap-sule. But virtually nothing about what comes before that fact: What’s on the menu aboard Artemis II as it circles the Moon? Do the intrepid explorers get ‘real food’?Read More →
You may not yet have noticed… But I have. Living, as I do, in the mainstream of the food and nutrition newsflood, I have recently not-iced Pecan producers’ messages to consumers creeping up on those of the competition: Pistachios… It may be a new ‘Cold War’…Read More →
No sooner had we reported on the contro-versial ‘butter diet’ for babies and toddlers, than the social media scene lit up with an-other baby food debate: This time it’s about the so-called ‘carnivore baby’ diet – a child of the ‘butter baby’ thing…Read More →
Food Hero, a Canadian company focused on sustainable food commerce, today released its 2025 Impact Report, detailing how more than 7 million pounds / 2.8 million kg of food was diverted from the landfill. Food waste ‘remains a striking paradox’…Read More →