Techno-Science on MSN9h
The unexpected benefits of green tea on your brain 🍵
Could a millennia-old beverage protect our brain from the effects of aging? A Japanese study reveals that green tea, thanks to its antioxidant compounds, could reduce age-related brain damage.
Modern British food is making us ill – these are the old-fashioned meals to eat instead
Americanised and processed, our diet today could be contributing to higher rates of bowel cancer. Here’s what to swap to ...
Dagens.com (AU) on MSN2h
Why Breakfast Is the Key to a Healthy Lifestyle
What Belongs on the Breakfast Table? A healthy breakfast should be rich in fiber and protein. Riedl warns against sugary ...
Knowridge4h
Study finds a surprising connection between air pollution and dementia
Air pollution is a global problem. We know it can harm our lungs and heart, but now there’s growing evidence it might also ...
5 expert-approved ways to reduce artificial sweeteners in your diet
Artificial sweeteners are everywhere, even in foods you may not consider sweet. Here are five expert tips on how to cut or reduce fake sugars from your diet.
Verywell Health on MSN19h
Study Says Taking Vitamin D Cuts Dementia Risk by 40%—Are Other Factors at Play?
A study found people who took vitamin D supplements were less likely to develop dementia. But experts said other factors may have been the reason for the reduced risk.
The Film Stage23h
SXSW 2025 Unveils Film Festival Lineup as Trailer for Last Year’s Top Winner Bob Trevino Likes It Arrives
As Sundance Film Festival kicks off, the next major American film festival has unveiled its lineup. SXSW 2025's slate includes the premieres of the latest films from Michael Bay, Chad Hartigan, Flying ...