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Long term breastfeeding associated with increased intelligence and success as an adult.

March 18, 2015March 18, 2015 Staff 0 Comments beneficial effect, beneficial effects, birth cohort, brain development, breast milk, cohort study, om, presence, research, researcher, scie, scientist, smoking during pregnancy

A long term study, published in the Lancet Global Health journal, by the Federal University of Pelotas in Brazil investigated

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Oat products in the U.S. at risk for mold contamination

February 27, 2015 Staff 0 Comments beverages, breast milk, contamination, european union, food products, industry, journal of agricultural and food chemistry, poultry, publ, research, research findings, researcher, risk, rna, United States

A study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry has highlighted that grain and food products containing oats

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Breastfed babies have arsenic levels 7.5 times lower than formula fed babies.

February 25, 2015 Staff 0 Comments babies, breast milk, ep, gastrointestinal disorders, health benefit, research, researcher

A new study has illustrated that formula fed babies have arsenic levels 7.5 times higher than breast fed babies. Breastfeeding

Natural Resources Defense Council sues EPA for approving Enlist DUO.

October 19, 2014October 20, 2014 Staff 0 Comments breast milk, Genetically Modified, glyphosate, health and safety, human health, pesticide, press release, scientist, soybeans

The Natural Resources Defense Council has filed a complaint in the D.C. circuit court against the Environmental Protection Agency. The

Allergen exposure through skin sensitizes children to allergens.

October 10, 2014 Staff 0 Comments allergic reaction, associate professor, breast milk, culprit, danger, Food, om, peanut protein, research, researcher, US, vine, za

Merely consuming allergens is not the initial sensitizing action needed to prime the immune system to respond. A study published

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Scientific studies confirm the presence of pesticides in human breast milk.

April 12, 2014 Staff 0 Comments breast milk, celery, contaminated water, epidemiological studies, exposures, fruits and vegetables, human body, insecticides, newborns, pesticide, pesticide application, pesticide applications, populations, presence, publ, researcher, s center, scientist, strawberry, study authors, vegetables

Two scientific pilot studies have confirmed the unthinkable, the presence of pesticides in breast milk. In 2011 Berkeley scientists published

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Breast feeding lowers risk of obesity in adults.

April 2, 2014 Staff 0 Comments beneficial effect, breast milk, class, health benefit, journal of pediatrics, protein, research, researcher, risk of obesity, study researchers

Numerous studies have shown the health benefits of breast feeding infants. Now a new study has revealed that breast feeding

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USDA seeking public comment on Agent Orange in food; call for action.

January 18, 2014January 18, 2014 Staff 0 Comments active ingredient, adverse effects, adverse health effects, Agent Orange, agricultural pesticide, alcohol consumption, array, banned, brain development, breast milk, cancer, cancer mortality, canola, case control study, central nervous system, chromosomal aberrations, food chem toxicol, genetic sequences, Genetically Modified, gmo products, herbicide, human erythrocytes, ingredients, mammals, maternal exposure, monsanto corporation, national research council, neurotoxicity, open pits, organic, organism, organisms, pesticide exposure, republic broadcasting network, research, researcher, resistance gene, seeds, signatures, social interaction, soybean plants, sperm counts, vietnam war veterans, vietnamese population

The USDA on the 3rd of January 2014 released its draft environmental impact statement as part of a review to

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Imbalance in Gut Bacteria jeopardizes health.

January 17, 2014January 18, 2014 Staff 0 Comments Autism, bifidobacterium, breast milk, cancer, causal relationship, gut bacteria, health, homeostasis, human health, import, inflammation, molecules, Nutrition, publ, regu, research, rna, stem cells, US, USA

The intestine or gut contains a community of bacteria responsible for maintaining an optimal environment affecting human health. Numerous studies

Formula feeding linked to chronic long term health problems.

June 12, 2013 Staff 0 Comments adult life, breast milk, chronic diseases, comparative analysis, contention, current research, infant feeding, long term health, metabolic disease, metabolic stress, metabolism, protein content, rhesus monkeys, risk of obesity, stool samples, study states, term health problems, type 2 diabetes

A new study has determined that infants fed formula, rather than breast milk, experience significant metabolic stress that could

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Meat-cooked mutagens create harmful compounds and increase cancer risk https://t.co/OUCM2rHzgi https://t.co/DIT8cNvJ92

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New study shows that risk of aggressive prostate cancer is reduced with addition of low fat fish oil. https://t.co/1aI7OCIXYW

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Avocados lower bad cholesterol, improve cardiovascular health https://t.co/Ajp4rep3rO

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Review study of Avocado, health benefits attributed to lowering blood pressure, increasing anti-oxidants activity a… https://t.co/hoBr6IMzlY

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Cocoa flavanols improve blood vessel function, in kidney disease patients https://t.co/0JqUhyZ02X

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High BMI and low aerobic capacity (but not muscular strength) associated, with increased risk of blood pressure https://t.co/iL8JnIgXBJ

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MIND diet easiest to follow, second best diet in U.S. and impacts on Alzheimer’s disease https://t.co/Jc7awdAvVW https://t.co/1cTi4Pt9YQ

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